I have a question on a Labrada product and am looking for unbiased info. Labrada Super Charge is a pre work out supplement and on the ingredients list…it lists naturally occuring IGF-1, and IGF-2…also FGF(fibroblast growth factors), EGF(epidermal growth factors),CTGF(connective tissue growth factors).
Now i have done minimum reading on IGF-1…and from what i recall it seems to be a serious substance. Is this real IGF-1 in here?..I’m just very confused as to all the growth factors it lists…anyone have information on it?
i do not know whether the product contains the valid listed ingredients. However, the supplement is used orally, which is useless for all of the polypeptide growth factors listed.
it also contains glycocyamine which david barr has told it is a very dangerous compound.
so how sure am i that im going to take a seizure from this stuff considering the first chemical named the creatine precursor…can pass the blood brain barrier.
There’s a lot of bullshit supplements out there. Ergopharm sells a protein powder called GF-pro which is supposed to have dried animal(cow i think)blood sprayed over the protein. And who could forget about great ol’ Anator P-70. Gene activating my white ass.
[quote]David Barr wrote:
Anator is just a high quality protin/carb supplement. It’s amazing how marketing can spin something so simple (but of course effective).[/quote]
so, would Surge be a comparable supplement for protein/carb drink…
i dont believe the whole anator claims, but looking at the ingredients, it does look like a decent Post Work-Out drink…expensive though.