Like Christina or any one of those blondes would ever give a negroe the time nor day...pleeeeease!
Muscle Tech is an ENEMY of Getbig. We do not endorse them and they get no respect from 'The Watchdogs' and I am pretty sure 'The Squad' feels the same. Muscle tech INSULTS the expierenced bodybuilder...recreation or competitive. The thing is...Muscle Tech is a corporation strictly going for the bottom line profit and they can care less about the real bodybuilder. It's probably because they know the expierenced veteren bodybuilder knows food and real training is what it takes and the supplements they use...are probably plain creatine, protein and vitamins. The expierenced bodybuilder knows how to manage money and knows how to buy supps in the most cost efficient way and knows the very basics is all that is desired.
Muscle Tech has only ONE market in mind...just one, but it is the largest market and most naive. The Newbies. The demographics of 17-24yrs old who are only interested in benchpressing more than their buddy and getting 'chicks' to notice them. I will say this...Muscle Tech has a tried and true cookie cutter way of making profit...they use sex, before/after shots and clever wording and psychology to make ther money. It's cheap, easy but it WORKS. Makes the 160lb newbie run straight to GNC to pick up their tub of Cell Tech in their quest to look like Jay within the next week or two and out benching their buddies.
Muscle Tech is in no way shape or form endorsed by the members of Getbig.coms forums. They get no play here and no respect...we will never endorse that company. I'd endorse Universal ANIMAL over Muscle Tech.
I'm sorry, but since WHEN do you represent everyone at GetBig? I don't recall getting a ballot to nominate you (or anyone else, for that matter) as a spokeperson for the posters involved here.
First of all, MuscleTech's advertisements are not much different than that of any other company I've seen. Again, I ask where's your outrage at Nutrex for their Lipo-6 ads, which have plenty of "Before/After" pics and a thong-clad girl wrapped around one Markus Ruhl. Or the skinny blonde with no waist, who graces the ads of Rich Gaspari's Novedex XT. Where's the howling about that one?
So, unless your outrage is aimed at ALL the ads in muscle magazines, your takes are little more than tired blubbering that's been heard time and time again.
Has it ever occured to you that the reason plain creatine is so cheap NOW is because of products like CELL-TECH, NO-Xplode, Vault, V-12, etc? Unless your memory is supremely short, you will recall that plain creatine (no dextrose, no ALA, no NOTHING) used to cost in excess of $60. And that's for the small 300-gram bottles. They certainly weren't shrink-wrapped in two-for-one promo packs, along with a free T-Shirt (i.e. ProLab Creatine Monohydrate).
BTW, when has MuscleTech (or any supplement company, for that matter) denied that a sound diet and hard, intense training are the cornerstone of a great physique? That's a given, even though many of the "ad-reports" mention that on a regular basis.
In conclusion, your self-appointed status as "supplement police" is neither necessary and (in my particular case) not warranted. It's certainly not original.
Chill out, have some NITRO-TECH, and call it a day!!
