I was able to get you guys a sick deal on a great post work out shake.

[needtogetaas]

http://www.needtobuildmuscle.com/sto...aught-p68.html

Check it out guys. Brutal Alchemy badly needed to free up inventory and I was able to get a smoking good deal out of it. Of course I taste tested the product before committing to getting some for my NTMB customers. The product taste awesome and in fact almost exactly like my wtbm cinnamon bun flavor. As you can see its got a pretty good nutrition brake down for a post work out shake but best of all because i was able to get a good deal I am able to give you a good deal.

Starting price 27.99
needto139 15% discount code =24.00
And of course free 2-3 day shipping with a value of at least 7.00

24.00 even for a product I am positive you would pay over 30.00 for including shipping with any other company. Dirt cheap for a post work out shake. I only have 100 in stock and I am sure this is the very last time this deal will be offered.

[SBT]

This is an awesome product AND it taste great too!

[brandonp005]

Sounds like a hell of a deal!

[IslandGirl]

I'm going to order this. Sounds soo good. !

["Rodz"]

Sweet deal bro, looks solid

[Conrad]

Awesome! Like the macros as well!

[Andrew732]

Will be picking some up SOON!

[Chris Pearce]

Deer Antler Powder?

[needtogetaas]

Deer Antler Powder?

you ever hear of dear abby? Like that only better!!!!!!


LMAO I did not make this sup brutal did and i will have to ask him about this one. It has plenty of other good stuff in it and damn its cheap

[SBT]

Mixed this up with some protein cake mix today and i swear it tasted pretty dang close to CINNAMON ROLLS!

[Chris Pearce]

any word as to what the Deer Antler Powder is for?

[needtogetaas]

any word as to what the Deer Antler Powder is for?

Natural source of IGF-1 and growth hormones
Provides nutritional support for bone and joints
also a good hard work out can do a number on the cns and adrenal system


Deer Antler is rich in Neurotrophin-3 and IGF,

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Brain Res. 2003 May 16;972(1-2):110-8.

Neurotrophin-3 specifically increases mature oligodendrocyte population and enhances remyelination after chemical demyelination of adult rat CNS.

Jean I, Lavialle C, Barthelaix-Pouplard A, Fressinaud C.

Cell Biology Laboratory, UPRES EA 3143, University Hospital, 4 rue Larrey, F 49033 Angers cedex 01, France. [email protected]

In human central nervous system (CNS) demyelinating diseases, spontaneous remyelination is often incomplete. Therefore, we have tested whether neutrotrophin-3 (NT-3) accelerates CNS myelin repair after a chemically-induced demyelination. One group of adult rats was injected in the corpus callosum (CC) with 1 microl of 1% lysophosphatidylcholine (LPC) and 1 microl of NT-3 (1 microg/microl), and 15 days after injury (D15) remyelination was compared to control rats (receiving 1 microl of LPC+1 microl of vehicle buffer of NT-3). The demyelinated volume decreased by 56% in NT-3-treated rats at D15, and immunohistochemistry showed an increase in mature MBP(+) oligodendrocytes (OL) (+66%) in treated animals (whereas less mature (CNP(+)) OL were unchanged). Since less than 3% axons degenerate in this model, and as astrocytic gliosis was not modified, these data suggest that NT-3 acts directly on cells of the OL lineage to enhance remyelination in vivo.

PMID: 12711083
Mol Cell Neurosci. 2002 Feb;19(2):239-49.

Neurotrophin-3-mediated regeneration and recovery of proprioception following dorsal rhizotomy.

Ramer MS, Bishop T, Dockery P, Mobarak MS, O'Leary D, Fraher JP, Priestley JV, McMahon SB.

CORD (Collaboration on Repair Discoveries), The University of British Columbia, Biosciences Building, 6270 University Boulevard, Vancouver, British Columbia V6T 1Z4, Canada.

Injured dorsal root axons fail to regenerate into the adult spinal cord, leading to permanent sensory loss. We investigated the ability of intrathecal neurotrophin-3 (NT3) to promote axonal regeneration across the dorsal root entry zone (DREZ) and functional recovery in adult rats. Quantitative electron microscopy showed robust penetration of CNS tissue by regenerating sensory axons treated with NT3 at 1 and 2 weeks postrhizotomy. Light and electron microscopical anterograde tracing experiments showed that these axons reentered appropriate and ectopic laminae of the dorsal horn, where they formed vesicle-filled synaptic buttons. Cord dorsum potential recordings confirmed that these were functional. In behavioral studies, NT3-treated (but not untreated or vehicle-treated) rats regained proprioception. Recovery depended on NT3-mediated sensory regeneration: preventing regeneration by root excision prevented recovery. NT3 treatment allows sensory axons to overcome inhibition present at the DREZ and may thus serve to promote functional recovery following dorsal root avulsions in humans. (C)2002 Elsevier Science (USA).

PMID: 11860276 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

[needtogetaas]

But again he could have used it for any number of reasons. These are just some of the ones I liked.

[Chris Pearce]

Very interesting. Thanks for the info.

[needtogetaas]

any time my man