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« Reply #250 on: July 15, 2007, 10:38:35 AM »
Wouldnt it be funny to see Ranalli,Weinberger, and Manion comming out in hand cuffs.In a IFBB scandal.The Feds are already looking into Weinberger for distributing steroids in his gym.A local Long Island doctor spilled the beans.Isnt he on discipline committee.Maybe the IFBB should suspend him like they did Milos.Being he is being fingered by the doctor.Hey no one is above the law and when the Feds show up at IFBB headquarters one day and remove boxes and boxes of evidence and records.Then evervone will have their day in court.The FEDS did it with Don King,they did it with the WWF,Balco,Enron,it goes on and on.The IFBB is not bigger than the Government.Weather they end up Guilty or innocent, I know one thing its going to hit them right in their pocket $$$$.And we all will have a good laugh

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« Reply #251 on: July 15, 2007, 10:57:12 AM »
I don't understand all the whining about the cost of Milos's products!  When Muscletech introduced Anator P70 "muscle gene activator", I paid $89.99 for that crap.  It tasted horrible and did absolutely nothing!  I ended up throwing it out!  Recently, I bought their new naNOVapor for $64.99...also a piece of garbage!  Muscletech is a ripp-off brand!  I have found over three dozen products in the market that cost equal to or MORE than KNS products...and they are all crap!  KNS products are the first supplement's I've used that have delivered what they promise!  When I train now, I not only have an insane pump, but unbelievable endurance as well.  I've packed on over 10 pounds of muscle and dropped 3 inches off my waist in the last 60 days...and my metabolism is through the roof!  Hell, with these kind of results, I'd gladly pay $100 per item! 

Thank you Milos!!!

There you go...if it is nanotechologicly enhanced muscle gene activator which will use Krebs cycle's left pathway to vaporize right side of the dormant muscle fibers - people would buy it...and certainly getbig Einsteins..

Photo of Jay's half face/half scull is - priceless...

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Yes,at KNS we don't have "sexy biochemistry story"...we have only a concept that we hope few will consider:


1) One must realize to start saturating blood with exact anabolic nutrients about 30 minutes BEFORE the workout (to be able to maximally benefit from increased blood flow to the muscle DURING the training. If you want to deliver something to the muscle do you think it is better to do it when 80% of your blood is in your muscles...or 15% - when you are resting?)

2) Than as training beggins and blood flow start "flying" into the muscle - continuing delivering more (I claim MAXIMAL DOSAGE NEEDED) of those anabolic nutrients which will indeed also cause maximal output of the anabolic hormones which will in fact - transport all the nutrients instantly where they are needed the most - (just emptied muscle cells... ;)).
Or...you should continue missing THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TO GROW - as you are ignorant to realize that your muscles are overflowing in blood ONLY when you train?

Well, you use a lot of NO products which will do the same (or so you think) - deliver more blood to the muscle? Great!!!
The only problem you might consider is: good news-bad news thing...
Good news: you are indeed delivering MORE blood to the muscle!
Now the bad news: your blood is empty (worthless)! You did buy first class ticket for your whole family to fly to Hawaii on a vacation with one and only - Concord...Got there in the most comfortable, most efficient way - in the shortest time possible...just to realize as you are landing: your family seats are empty as you forgot to put your family in the plane :'(...Oh well, money and time well spent...Better luck next time. :-*

At KNS - we do fly you with royal-first class...and make sure your family is in their designed seats [thus - results do happen considerably faster...and maybe some of the rapid transformations of few athletes I have been working with should be a "little hint"...for sceptics...?] You can fly economy...if you wish...and if you are getbig "poor man" but with great manners - which come out every time you open your whole (I mean mouth)...you might even want to take a boat...and travel forever....enjoy scenery and fact that you are not being fooled by KNS/Milos BS drink with confusing concept that nobody could possibly comprehend - contrary to easy and "oh so logical" nano-vapor-anator-leukic-gakic-creakic-dormant....or kick that doormat...
Again, why build muscle today...when you can do it tomorrow (or should I say - next year?).

3) During the training continue sipping "anabolic bomb drink ;D" or maybe I should call it NANATOR- VAPOR /or something like that - to get the attention and approval/...to maintain levels of anabolic and anti-catabolic nutrients as well as levels of anabolic hormones (and I am not speaking of anabolic steroids - but naturally released anabolic hormones due to KNS supplementation system)

4) As you finish your workout - take our post-workout shake to complete the system...




But, I wasn't really 100% honest when I said that KNS supplements have "no secrets" behind it...

Using it long enough will turn you into UNSTOPABLE MUSCLE-MAKING MACHINE...capable of lifting 3 pink dumbbells with one hand...







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« Reply #252 on: July 15, 2007, 11:05:31 AM »
amino acids = pre-digested (in laboratory) protein

pre-digested (in laboratory) protein <  protein digested in human gut.

dextrose + maltodextrin = high glycemic index carbs = sugar = can of cola

carbs from can of cola > carbs from serving of milos supplement

can of cola + high protein food > milos supplement

do the math


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« Reply #253 on: July 15, 2007, 11:05:51 AM »
"But, I wasn't really 100% honest when I said that KNS supplements have "no secrets" behind it...

Using it long enough will turn you into UNSTOPABLE MUSCLE-MAKING MACHINE...capable of lifting 3 pink dumbbells with one hand...
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I thought that you were anti lifting heavy weights? why the change in philosophy?
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« Reply #254 on: July 15, 2007, 11:07:26 AM »
amino acids = pre-digested (in laboratory) protein

pre-digested (in laboratory) protein <  protein digested in human gut.

dextrose + maltodextrin = high glycemic index carbs = sugar = can of cola

carbs from can of cola > carbs from serving of milos supplement

can of cola + high protein food > milos supplement

do the math



true, but Milos promises that if you buy his over priced crap you will get a wife as hot as his
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« Reply #255 on: July 15, 2007, 11:22:51 AM »
"But, I wasn't really 100% honest when I said that KNS supplements have "no secrets" behind it...

Using it long enough will turn you into UNSTOPABLE MUSCLE-MAKING MACHINE...capable of lifting 3 pink dumbbells with one hand...
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I thought that you were anti lifting heavy weights? why the change in philosophy?

You thought wrong! (what a surprise ::)).

I have never been against lifting heavy weights...and thus - I don't change my philosophy.
If you didn't notice before (here on this board): I said I use MAXIMAL WEIGHT every time to complete (usually 10) repetitions of each and every exercise I chose for my giant sets...

Only as beyond powerful, not so "ego" training getbig tuff guys noticed "brutal" poundages my athletes and I use in our training - we have "Milos and his boys lift LIGHT...ba-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha...what a sissies!"

But, when offered to come to Koloseum and train with me and "my boys" somehow they always find the way to escape the challenge.

Steele - you want to come and show us what you got?

I promise - I will make sure "my hot wife" will be there so you can ask her - what the hell is she doing with me... ;)




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« Reply #256 on: July 15, 2007, 11:23:53 AM »
hint: food/food supplements DO NOT bypass human digestion milos and you know that very well, so quit with the disingenuous sarcasm.

this is why anabolic hormones are INJECTED, not taken into the gut.

when your blood becomes empty you die. ::)

it is a biological fact that you will have plenty of nutrients available in your blood for the purpose of building muscle if you have eaten a reasonably balanced diet prior to the workout. indeed you will have a more efficient nutrient supply to the muscles if your body doesn't have to send a quantity of that blood to the digestive system because you have been deluded into believing that it would be a good idea to consume food/food supplements 30 minutes prior to exercise.

with a balanced diet taken care of the contributing factors that govern anabolism have NOTHING to do with food/food supplements.

by all means, prove me wrong milos?


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« Reply #257 on: July 15, 2007, 11:27:19 AM »
amino acids = pre-digested (in laboratory) protein

pre-digested (in laboratory) protein <  protein digested in human gut.

dextrose + maltodextrin = high glycemic index carbs = sugar = can of cola

carbs from can of cola > carbs from serving of milos supplement

can of cola + high protein food > milos supplement

do the math



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« Reply #258 on: July 15, 2007, 11:31:17 AM »
true, but Milos promises that if you buy his over priced crap you will get a wife as hot as his

You are crossing the line.
I will never promise something that I don't believe is possible.
My wife is one and only - and no women can ever be "as hot"...

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« Reply #259 on: July 15, 2007, 11:37:30 AM »
we've established that glutamine is a waste at any price. i'd like to see milos present a single study ever made that proves glutamine does anything - to anyone.

Would you like me to present a study that grass is green, sky is blue and you are - a moron?
I would have some trouble with first two...

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« Reply #260 on: July 15, 2007, 11:38:35 AM »
glutamine never did anything for me too.

Do you use it as a shampoo?

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« Reply #261 on: July 15, 2007, 11:40:41 AM »
true, but Milos promises that if you buy his over priced crap you will get a wife as hot as his

well first you have to scam a lot of people and make a lot of money off of them, then you can be like him.

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« Reply #262 on: July 15, 2007, 11:42:21 AM »
Step away from the weed...

Sentence #2 you say: "i never complained about the price!"
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Sentence #4 you say: "in my opinion as a consumer they are too expensive"

Sentence #5 you say: "if they are lowered in the future i will buy all three products."

Sentence #6 you say: "if i save alot of money i might buy them anyway"

And you say you were not complaining about price? Ok, so if it's not price (uh right) then why bitch about buying a $200 jug of [enter your choice of amino here]? Mr. Independently Wealthy eternal Duncan.

Why would you skip his ultimate stupidity - his Sentence #1: GLUTAMINE does not work orally im sure milos knows this he is an expert.

After reading that - you should know who you are dealing with...

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« Reply #263 on: July 15, 2007, 11:43:53 AM »
You thought wrong! (what a surprise ::)).

I have never been against lifting heavy weights...and thus - I don't change my philosophy.
If you didn't notice before (here on this board): I said I use MAXIMAL WEIGHT every time to complete (usually 10) repetitions of each and every exercise I chose for my giant sets...

Only as beyond powerful, not so "ego" training getbig tuff guys noticed "brutal" poundages my athletes and I use in our training - we have "Milos and his boys lift LIGHT...ba-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha...what a sissies!"

But, when offered to come to Koloseum and train with me and "my boys" somehow they always find the way to escape the challenge.

Steele - you want to come and show us what you got?

I promise - I will make sure "my hot wife" will be there so you can ask her - what the hell is she doing with me... ;)


I would love to train with you, and trust me you would not be impressed by my strength. For my size I have average strength, nothing special.  

unfortunately you are on the west coast and I am in NY. The most appealing part of the proposal is getting a chance to meet your beautiful wife and asking here why is she wasting her youth with you..but I digress


Also I am natural, which is something you totally ignore these days..and as someone pointed out the last time that you were "clean" was the Carter Administration

I am waiting for the getbig discount on your products.
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« Reply #264 on: July 15, 2007, 11:48:38 AM »
You are crossing the line.
I will never promise something that I don't believe is possible.
My wife is one and only - and no women can ever be "as hot"...

what if I take double servings of your products and walk around in posing trunk practicing the mandatory poses. Even then I wouldn't be able to archieve success?
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« Reply #265 on: July 15, 2007, 11:50:06 AM »
Would you like me to present a study that grass is green, sky is blue and you are - a moron?
I would have some trouble with first two...


ive never seen you ONCE posting a single study about anything. i guess you dont care much about science?

you're saying the greatness with glutamine is as obvious as that the sky is blue? and im a moron for not taking your word for it (though every single study ever made on glutamine shows it doesnt do shit)

but ok let's play it that way.

coca-cola and peanut butter had me put on 30 pounds of mass in 6 months.

want proof? take my word for it.

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« Reply #266 on: July 15, 2007, 11:52:39 AM »

ive never seen you ONCE posting a single study about anything. i guess you dont care much about science?

you're saying the greatness with glutamine is as obvious as that the sky is blue? and im a moron for not taking your word for it (though every single study ever made on glutamine shows it doesnt do shit)

but ok let's play it that way.

coca-cola and peanut butter had me put on 30 pounds of mass in 6 months.

want proof? take my word for it.



Bluto...you are a piece euro fag shit..

you must be a monster
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« Reply #267 on: July 15, 2007, 11:54:37 AM »
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thankyou milos, i'll take that as a compliment, but i see you have failed to prove me wrong.

high glycemic index carbohydrates may stimulate the human body's pancreas to release more insulin.

insulin is a hormone with anabolic properties (aswell as fat storing).

part of insulin's job is to increase the uptake of nutrients into the cells and this is the theory behind your product.

the thing is (and this is where you have been far too simplistic with your design) any potential insulin spike caused by the high glycemic index carbs in a serving will have long since passed by the time the amino acids (from that serving) have been completely digested and assimilated, so your theory is not sound in any case.

not to worry because the simple fact is that IF the potential insulin spike does occurr the amino acids that have already been assimilated, in a FAR better laboratory than any other in the world (a healthy human gut), will be transported to the muscle cells via your blood.

of course, this is all fine and well in theory, but fact is somewhat different, otherwise why would bodybuilders use insulin injections when they would be better off drinking sugars all day?

of course we all know how far that would get them, and ripped and huge couldn't be further from the reality. ;)

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« Reply #268 on: July 15, 2007, 11:58:22 AM »
Bluto...you are a piece euro fag shit..

you must be a monster

you can be a monster too, with my coca-cola-peanut butter coctail

only $100
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« Reply #269 on: July 15, 2007, 12:05:15 PM »
thankyou milos, i'll take that as a compliment, but i see you have failed to prove me wrong.

high glycemic index carbohydrates may stimulate the human body's pancreas to release more insulin.

insulin is a hormone with anabolic properties (aswell as fat storing).

part of insulin's job is to increase the uptake of nutrients into the cells and this is the theory behind your product.

the thing is (and this is where you have been far too simplistic with your design) any potential insulin spike caused by the high glycemic index carbs in a serving will have long since passed by the time the amino acids (from that serving) have been completely digested and assimilated, so your theory is not sound in any case.

not to worry because the simple fact is that IF the potential insulin spike does occurr the amino acids that have already been assimilated, in a FAR better laboratory than any other in the world (a healthy human gut), will be transported to the muscle cells via your blood.

of course, this is all fine and well in theory, but fact is somewhat different, otherwise why would bodybuilders use insulin injections when they would be better off drinking sugars all day?

of course we all know how far that would get them, and ripped and huge couldn't be further from the reality. ;)

why doesnt milos answer your questions beast  ???
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« Reply #270 on: July 15, 2007, 12:16:59 PM »
why doesnt milos answer your questions beast  ???
Why haven't you posted studies showing glutamine is useless?
Why haven't you posted a pic, you monster you. ::)
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« Reply #271 on: July 15, 2007, 12:17:55 PM »
why doesnt milos answer your questions beast  ???

hmmm, i wonder...

seems to be a post whore when it suits his purpose but goes awhol when confronted with facts.

i guess he's right, he doesn't have to explain his fraudulent theory, because there are enough naive and foolish people out there to fall for it.

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« Reply #272 on: July 15, 2007, 12:20:08 PM »
Milos is also making a mistake when he says "insulin is the most anabolic hormone in the body". Raising insulin over basal levels does not increase protein synthesis! Insulin is only anti-catabolic!

His hypothesis that delivering nutrients during the workout, enhanced by the increased blood flow, increasing anabolism is very very theoretical. It's not a fact. I don't think that's a limiting factor in hypertrophy - the lack of nutrient delivery DURING the workout. It may or may not be beneficial but any benefit is probably minute. That's my guess.

In fact, some protein researchers have said that timing of protein has very small effects, which would take years to be measurable.

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« Reply #273 on: July 15, 2007, 12:23:35 PM »
Why haven't you posted studies showing glutamine is useless?
Why haven't you posted a pic, you monster you. ::)

it's common knowledge
there's dozens of studies, all showing the same thing - it's useless

and when milos claims it isnt he goes against science and all those studies - makes you wonder if we can believe anything he says
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« Reply #274 on: July 15, 2007, 12:24:12 PM »
Why haven't you posted studies showing glutamine is useless?
Why haven't you posted a pic, you monster you. ::)

i'd love to see conclusive and unbiased studies showing glutamine is useful? :D

i would have thought it would be more important to prove a product's effectiveness, rather than it's ineffectiveness. afterall, i doubt anyone is going to purchase the product for it's ineffectiveness ???

oh, hang on, maybe i'm expecting too much common sense here, hey milos?