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Title: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: columbusdude82 on October 07, 2007, 11:02:56 AM
(All BSN supplements)

Nitrix: 4 am, 4 pm (before training)

NO-Xplode: 3 scoops, 30 minutes before training (grape flavor)

CellMass: 2 scoops after training (Berry flavor)

Syntha-6: 2-3 shakes a day (cookies and cream)

True Mass: 1-2 shakes a day (after training ) (chocolate)

Atro-Phex: 4 am and again late afternoon

EndoRush: Drink throughout the day if needed

What do you think of this supplement program?
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: kreator on October 07, 2007, 11:17:00 AM
no, but it sounds like you want to believe........ ;)
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The_Leafy_Bug on October 07, 2007, 11:19:06 AM
(All BSN supplements)

Nitrix: 4 am, 4 pm (before training)

NO-Xplode: 3 scoops, 30 minutes before training (grape flavor)

CellMass: 2 scoops after training (Berry flavor)

Syntha-6: 2-3 shakes a day (cookies and cream)

True Mass: 1-2 shakes a day (after training ) (chocolate)

Atro-Phex: 4 am and again late afternoon

EndoRush: Drink throughout the day if needed

What do you think of this supplement program?
What about this one? All EAS and quaker oats
Meal 1: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 2: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 3: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 4: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
work out
Meal 5: Whey/ Gatorade mix in water
Meal 6: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: kreator on October 07, 2007, 11:19:35 AM
anyway.......is BSN short for bullshit nutrition?
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The_Leafy_Bug on October 07, 2007, 11:22:32 AM
My friend would swear by a diet made of solid tuna and oats. He used to swallow the tuna whole and drink the oats in water.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: tommywishbone on October 07, 2007, 11:23:34 AM
Your friend could swallow an entire tuna fish.... whole?
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Pete Nice on October 07, 2007, 11:24:33 AM
What about this one? All EAS and quaker oats
Meal 1: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 2: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 3: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 4: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
work out
Meal 5: Whey/ Gatorade mix in water
Meal 6: Whey/dry oats mixed in water

would work IMO
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Eric2 on October 07, 2007, 11:27:49 AM
How about this one..................... ....1 multi-vitamine at night right before bed.
One shot of creatine before a workout.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The_Leafy_Bug on October 07, 2007, 11:28:03 AM
Your friend could swallow an entire tuna fish.... whole?
Tuna comes in a can =)
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: SteelePegasus on October 07, 2007, 11:28:20 AM
(All BSN supplements)

Nitrix: 4 am, 4 pm (before training)

NO-Xplode: 3 scoops, 30 minutes before training (grape flavor)

CellMass: 2 scoops after training (Berry flavor)

Syntha-6: 2-3 shakes a day (cookies and cream)

True Mass: 1-2 shakes a day (after training ) (chocolate)

Atro-Phex: 4 am and again late afternoon

EndoRush: Drink throughout the day if needed

What do you think of this supplement program?

I thinkt that was in the latest MD for Trey right?

I laughed at it also
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The_Leafy_Bug on October 07, 2007, 11:29:55 AM
I actually feel bad for Trey. He has so much hype around him that i don't think he can possibly live up to it. Is he even going to compete again? I predict he will get a muscle tear early on in his career and end up like a Federov.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: SteelePegasus on October 07, 2007, 12:13:58 PM
I actually feel bad for Trey. He has so much hype around him that i don't think he can possibly live up to it. Is he even going to compete again? I predict he will get a muscle tear early on in his career and end up like a Federov.

he said that he did minimal/maintenance training of his legs for 6 months as to give his upper body a chance to catch up
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: columbusdude82 on October 07, 2007, 12:18:10 PM
I thinkt that was in the latest MD for Trey right?

I laughed at it also

Yep. That was not a separate ad, but part of the article itself.

Epic journalistic integrity on the part of Ron Harris and MD.

Don't the realize that one lie in an article makes you doubt all the rest of it...
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: temper35 on October 07, 2007, 12:20:59 PM
I don't see what is unbelievable about Trey Brewer(if that is who it was referring to) taking those supplements.  It isn't like it is a ton of pills.  If he is a sponsored athlete he gets the shit for free anyway.

What is the issue with that? 

As far as its efficacy, you could throw it all out.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: G o a t b o y on October 07, 2007, 12:32:13 PM
(All BSN supplements)

Nitrix: 4 am, 4 pm (before training)

NO-Xplode: 3 scoops, 30 minutes before training (grape flavor)

CellMass: 2 scoops after training (Berry flavor)

Syntha-6: 2-3 shakes a day (cookies and cream)

True Mass: 1-2 shakes a day (after training ) (chocolate)

Atro-Phex: 4 am and again late afternoon

EndoRush: Drink throughout the day if needed

What do you think of this supplement program?


I say take the money you would have spent on that crap and send it to me instead.  Your results will not be any better or worse than if you had bought and taken all that.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Monster81 on October 07, 2007, 12:32:26 PM
(All BSN supplements)

Nitrix: 4 am, 4 pm (before training)

NO-Xplode: 3 scoops, 30 minutes before training (grape flavor)

CellMass: 2 scoops after training (Berry flavor)

Syntha-6: 2-3 shakes a day (cookies and cream)

True Mass: 1-2 shakes a day (after training ) (chocolate)

Atro-Phex: 4 am and again late afternoon

EndoRush: Drink throughout the day if needed

What do you think of this supplement program?
anyway, som fools with some extra change in their pocket ,do belive in that shit ,.........imo , it might work for naturals
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: columbusdude82 on October 07, 2007, 12:39:54 PM
Where does all this fit into Trey's diet as given on his website?

Quote
Trey Brewer's Typical Off Season
Feeding Schedule

My Motto:
You canšt over train! You can only under eat

MEAL 1)  20-25 egg whites 2 yolks.
4 cups of organic oatmeal with cinnamon
Handful of almonds

MEAL 2) Protein shakes (60 grams)
Waxx Maze Carbo Hydrate Powder

MEAL 3) 16oz of skinless boneless chicken breast(salt free seasoning)
16oz of sweet potato with cinnamon
1 full bag of lettuce and veggies

MEAL 4) 1 large t-bone steak with 12oz potato and mixed veggies

MEAL 5) Protein shakes (60 grams)
Waxx Maze Carbo Hydrate Powder

MEAL 6) 16oz ground turkey breast
4 cups of brown rice(before cooking)

MEAL 7) Protein shake (60 grams)
 Waxx Maze Carbo Hydrate Powder

I usually throw in a couple of protein bars throughout the day. I also take a pre and post workout shake. Twice a week I treat myself to ice cream and pizza.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: G o a t b o y on October 07, 2007, 12:40:37 PM
imo , it might work for naturals


That's what the powder-pushers want you to believe, anyway.   ;)


If you're natural, spend your money on food, not worthless crap.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 12:42:05 PM
hahahahahahahahahahahaaa aaaa.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Monster81 on October 07, 2007, 12:46:13 PM

That's what the powder-pushers want you to believe, anyway.   ;)


If you're natural, spend your money on food, not worthless crap.
ur 100% right..........but i meant that this supplement plan might give them naturals an extra boost on top of a good meal plan
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 12:47:39 PM
ur 100% right..........but i meant that this supplement plan might give them naturals an extra boost on top of a good meal plan
the only thing that "plan" will give anyone on top of meals is a badly shit stained toilet bowl and underwear and an empty wallet. :D
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Monster81 on October 07, 2007, 12:52:00 PM
the only thing that "plan" will give anyone on top of meals is a badly shit stained toilet bowl and underwear and an empty wallet. :D
LMAO,,,,,
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 12:53:31 PM
LMAO,,,,,
hahahahaha, some of these clowns make me laugh, they act like they need 600 grams of protein, 10 meals a day and 10 grand a month in supplememnts to recover from their absolutely brutal 11 set chest workouts. ::)
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: columbusdude82 on October 07, 2007, 12:54:29 PM
the only thing that "plan" will give anyone on top of meals is a badly shit stained toilet bowl and underwear and an empty wallet. :D

HAHAHAHAAAA... I'd really love to know what Trey REALLY eats, and what supplements he REALLY takes, and how much... That's the kind of things mags are there for, not to give us advertisements and advertisements-masquerading-as-articles and training articles that are really advertisements...
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 12:55:51 PM
HAHAHAHAAAA... I'd really love to know what Trey REALLY eats, and what supplements he REALLY takes, and how much... That's the kind of things mags are there for, not to give us advertisements and advertisements-masquerading-as-articles and training articles that are really advertisements...
he doesn't do anything any different than any other bodybuilder, 5 meals a day with maybe 50-60 grams of protein and 50-60 grams of carbs and a post workout shake, that's it.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Palpatine Q on October 07, 2007, 01:04:41 PM


Not to be Captain Obvious,  But I think Trey is leaving a few "supplements"  off that list

"shitstained toilet and an empty wallet"  quoted for truth.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 01:06:16 PM

Not to be Captain Obvious,  But I think Trey is leaving a few "supplements"  off that list

"shitstained toilet and an empty wallet"  quoted for truth.
hahahahahaa, 3 sets of flat bench, 3 sets of inclines, 3 sets of flyes and then 65 gallons of supplements to "repair the muscle". ::)
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Steve387 on October 07, 2007, 01:06:34 PM
hahahahaha, some of these clowns make me laugh, they act like they need 600 grams of protein, 10 meals a day and 10 grand a month in supplememnts to recover from their absolutely brutal 11 set chest workouts. ::)

I dont know why some bother to spend all that money, what use are all those if you still bench 130lb and deadlift 200
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: columbusdude82 on October 07, 2007, 01:07:08 PM
HAHAHAHAAAA he probably has a plumber on call 24/7 with that diet and supplement list!!!!
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 01:08:55 PM
I dont know why some bother to spend all that money, what use are all those if you still bench 130lb and deadlift 200
hahahahhaa, exactly, a fuccking peanut butter and jelly sandwich would be sufficient to "repair" that, hahahha, i knew a big Samoan dude who could bench 5 plates perside for 4 reps and he ate 3 meals a day one of which consisted of a big bowl of cereal and a big glass of chocolate milk for breakfast and this guy was 6'1" and 275 pounds.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Monster81 on October 07, 2007, 01:09:49 PM
hahahahaha, some of these clowns make me laugh, they act like they need 600 grams of protein, 10 meals a day and 10 grand a month in supplememnts to recover from their absolutely brutal 11 set chest workouts. ::)
yeah buddy,,thats how muscletech laydown with their pockets swolen
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: affy on October 07, 2007, 01:10:52 PM
What about this one? All EAS and quaker oats
Meal 1: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 2: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 3: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
Meal 4: Whey/dry oats mixed in water
work out
Meal 5: Whey/ Gatorade mix in water
Meal 6: Whey/dry oats mixed in water

i actually knew this ukranian dude who used to do something like that and he was a fucking tank

except he would eat eggs in the morning and a tub of cottage cheese before he went to bed

but everything else was whey+ground oats in water
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: affy on October 07, 2007, 01:15:41 PM
WTF i just read his diet

"20-25 egg whites 2 yolks.
4 cups of organic oatmeal with cinnamon
Handful of almonds"

hahhahahhaa that would take me a couple hours to eat without trying to throw up

4 cups of oatmeal? WHAT..THE..FUCK
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The Squadfather on October 07, 2007, 01:16:21 PM
WTF i just read his diet

"20-25 egg whites 2 yolks.
4 cups of organic oatmeal with cinnamon
Handful of almonds"

hahhahahhaa that would take me a couple hours to eat without trying to throw up

4 cups of oatmeal? WHAT..THE..FUCK
fairy tales, lying his ass off.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: The_Leafy_Bug on October 07, 2007, 01:20:23 PM
i actually knew this ukranian dude who used to do something like that and he was a fucking tank

except he would eat eggs in the morning and a tub of cottage cheese before he went to bed

but everything else was whey+ground oats in water
It works man... although i don't know if whey would be best since its digested in 20 mins and in the blood stream. Like i said my friend used to do that with tuna instead of whey. He would swallow the tuna whole and and down it with oats and water. Apparently it works because alot of the people he has gotten to do it get big pretty fast.
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Steve387 on October 07, 2007, 01:56:13 PM
Yeah, but what makes this especially disastrous is that BSN supplements are extremely expensive, they also have extensive advertisements usually on TV, Flex Magazine and countless others.

To be using 5 or 6 products from one range, 2 scoops of this and 3 scoops of that, the guy must be wasting a ton of money!



Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: columbusdude82 on October 07, 2007, 02:02:09 PM
Yeah, but what makes this especially disastrous is that BSN supplements are extremely expensive, they also have extensive advertisements usually on TV, Flex Magazine and countless others.

To be using 5 or 6 products from one range, 2 scoops of this and 3 scoops of that, the guy must be wasting a ton of money!





UMMM.. I'm pretty sure he gets it for free, and is actually paid to advertise these products...
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: Steve387 on October 07, 2007, 02:03:16 PM
I hope so, i couldnt imagine ANYONE paying for all that!!  :-X
Title: Re: Do you believe this supplement program?
Post by: temper35 on October 07, 2007, 04:17:06 PM
fairy tales, lying his ass off.

Definitely.  I am eating around 3000 calories a day and I blow up the bathroom like fucking Hiroshima.  I cannot imagine eating that much fucking food, crazy.