BSN NO-Explode....  just about says it all, No explode, no nothing!

Sci-MX Onmi-MX .... blinding. Not particularly from a results basis, but as a 
cracking alternative to Maximuscle Cyclone. Finally a something that exceeds MM 
Cyclone spec on ingredients, taste, consistency and value for money.

Also... dare I say... available from us at 35% off retail to entice or convert 
hardened Cyclone or Tempest or Hurricane or typhoon, or swirly-wind users.
http://www.gymratz.co.uk/trade-price-supplements/item751.htm
See label further down the page
Only tried Chocolate, so far but it's great V. Good

Pete the Feet !

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Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> BSN NO-Explode....  just about says it all, No explode, no nothing!
>
> Sci-MX Onmi-MX .... blinding. Not particularly from a results basis,
> but as a cracking alternative to Maximuscle Cyclone. Finally a
> something that exceeds MM Cyclone spec on ingredients, taste,
> consistency and value for money.
> Also... dare I say... available from us at 35% off retail to entice
> or convert hardened Cyclone or Tempest or Hurricane or typhoon, or
> swirly-wind users.
> http://www.gymratz.co.uk/trade-price-supplements/item751.htm See label 
> further down the page
> Only tried Chocolate, so far but it's great V. Good
>
> Pete the Feet !

Where does it tell you how much is in a tub?

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Bully wrote:
> Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>> BSN NO-Explode....  just about says it all, No explode, no nothing!
>>
>> Sci-MX Onmi-MX .... blinding. Not particularly from a results basis,
>> but as a cracking alternative to Maximuscle Cyclone. Finally a
>> something that exceeds MM Cyclone spec on ingredients, taste,
>> consistency and value for money.
>> Also... dare I say... available from us at 35% off retail to entice
>> or convert hardened Cyclone or Tempest or Hurricane or typhoon, or
>> swirly-wind users.
>> http://www.gymratz.co.uk/trade-price-supplements/item751.htm See label 
>> further down the page
>> Only tried Chocolate, so far but it's great V. Good
>>
>> Pete the Feet !
> 
> Where does it tell you how much is in a tub?


here...
http://www.sci-mx.co.uk/pages/22848/
Doh!!  I'll get info that added to the page today.

Cheers
Pete

On 22 May, 09:48, "www.GymRatZ.co.uk" <discount-fitness-
equipm...@gym.shop.com> wrote:
> Bully wrote:

This is all well and good, but when are you getting these 1090's in?

Bally wrote:
> On 22 May, 09:48, "www.GymRatZ.co.uk" <discount-fitness-
> equipm...@gym.shop.com> wrote:
>> Bully wrote:
> 
> This is all well and good, but when are you getting these 1090's in?

Oi!!!
keep to your own thread.

We are expecting a Nautilus price update end of the week, so until then I can't 
order any up or sort out a price.
I would expect end of June to July time though.

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Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> BSN NO-Explode....  just about says it all, No explode, no nothing!
>
> Sci-MX Onmi-MX .... blinding. Not particularly from a results basis,
> but as a cracking alternative to Maximuscle Cyclone. Finally a
> something that exceeds MM Cyclone spec on ingredients, taste,
> consistency and value for money.
> Also... dare I say... available from us at 35% off retail to entice
> or convert hardened Cyclone or Tempest or Hurricane or typhoon, or
> swirly-wind users.
> http://www.gymratz.co.uk/trade-price-supplements/item751.htm See label 
> further down the page
> Only tried Chocolate, so far but it's great V. Good
>
> Pete the Feet !

For a similar product what I highly recommend see 
http://www.phd-supplements.com/synergy.shtml.

Is HMB "legal" (again)? Wasn't there a time when it wasn't?



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Bully wrote:

> Is HMB "legal" (again)? Wasn't there a time when it wasn't?

Don't really know what happened with HMB
I expect it fell into the realms of "herbal medicine" then fell out again.
It's always been in Cyclone though.

Technical rules with regards to "herbal medicines" pretty much comes down to 
whether the herb has been used traditionally for more than 7 years prior to the 
  date at which the herbal medicines rule came in, so stuff like St johns wort, 
Ginseng etc were safe. Newer substances were exempt if the doses had zero 
physiological effects (a useless dose)

Reflex got around the law with regards to their Sida Cordifolia complex by 
changing the suggested dose on the label to a non-effective dose which is why I 
still have a dose double to that printed on the label on our web site.


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Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Bully wrote:
>
>> Is HMB "legal" (again)? Wasn't there a time when it wasn't?
>
> Don't really know what happened with HMB
> I expect it fell into the realms of "herbal medicine" then fell out
> again. It's always been in Cyclone though.
>
> Technical rules with regards to "herbal medicines" pretty much comes
> down to whether the herb has been used traditionally for more than 7
>  years prior to the date at which the herbal medicines rule came in,
> so stuff like St johns wort, Ginseng etc were safe. Newer substances
> were exempt if the doses had zero physiological effects (a useless
> dose)
> Reflex got around the law with regards to their Sida Cordifolia
> complex by changing the suggested dose on the label to a
> non-effective dose which is why I still have a dose double to that
> printed on the label on our web site.

What do you use Sida Cordifolia  for?

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Bully wrote:

> What do you use Sida Cordifolia  for?

Source of ephedra. Bit like Ma-Huang but not Ma-huang.
So a strong CNS mostly know as a "fat loss" supplement but under the herbal 
medicines regulations you are not allowed to give such preparations any 
indication as to the use of the herb.
Hence it's all "(name of herb) Complex"

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Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Bully wrote:
>
>> What do you use Sida Cordifolia  for?
>
> Source of ephedra. Bit like Ma-Huang but not Ma-huang.
> So a strong CNS mostly know as a "fat loss" supplement but under the
> herbal medicines regulations you are not allowed to give such
> preparations any indication as to the use of the herb.
> Hence it's all "(name of herb) Complex"

You might want to run this thru the Brizzle > English translator again?

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Bully wrote:
> Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>> Bully wrote:
>>
>>> What do you use Sida Cordifolia  for?
>> Source of ephedra. Bit like Ma-Huang but not Ma-huang.
>> So a strong CNS mostly know as a "fat loss" supplement but under the
>> herbal medicines regulations you are not allowed to give such
>> preparations any indication as to the use of the herb.
>> Hence it's all "(name of herb) Complex"
> 
> You might want to run this thru the Brizzle > English translator again?

thru ? is that a Fuddley Dudley term?

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Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
> Bully wrote:
>> Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>>> Bully wrote:
>>>
>>>> What do you use Sida Cordifolia  for?
>>> Source of ephedra. Bit like Ma-Huang but not Ma-huang.
>>> So a strong CNS mostly know as a "fat loss" supplement but under the
>>> herbal medicines regulations you are not allowed to give such
>>> preparations any indication as to the use of the herb.
>>> Hence it's all "(name of herb) Complex"
>>
>> You might want to run this thru the Brizzle > English translator
>> again?
>
> thru ? is that a Fuddley Dudley term?

its lyk txt spk u dzy cnt

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Bully wrote:

>>> You might want to run this thru the Brizzle > English translator
>>> again?
>> thru ? is that a Fuddley Dudley term?
> its lyk txt spk u dzy cnt

Huh?... More Dudley code?  or did you spill tea in your keyboard?

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On Fri, 30 May 2008 16:10:06 +0100, Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:

> Bully wrote:

>> You might want to run this thru the Brizzle > English translator again?
> 
> thru ? is that a Fuddley Dudley term?

:))

It is actually a word.

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On Fri, 30 May 2008 19:00:30 +0100, Bully wrote:

> Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>> Bully wrote:

>> thru ? is that a Fuddley Dudley term?
> 
> its lyk txt spk u dzy cnt

No, it is actually a word, do get a grip.

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JD wrote:
> On Fri, 30 May 2008 16:10:06 +0100, Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote:
>
>> Bully wrote:
>
>>> You might want to run this thru the Brizzle > English translator
>>> again?
>>
>> thru ? is that a Fuddley Dudley term?
>
> :))
>
> It is actually a word.

OED?

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On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 17:04:39 +0100, Bully wrote:

> OED?

Not got one to check. But probably, yes.

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