Does the sports supplement Jungle Warfare work?!
Question: if so, what were some results?
p.s. I've already started taking methyl masterdrol V2 by LG
Answers: if so, what were some results?
p.s. I've already started taking methyl masterdrol V2 by LG
Phil, you are wasting your money with both of these supplements. I suspect the only thing that you will gain is a lighter wallet and some friends in the snake-oil supplement business who are getting rich off you.
Most of these supplements marketed as "legal" anabolic steroids and "prohormones" are herbal concoctions with little or no scientific backing and are of questionable effectiveness. In some cases, they may have adverse effects on your health. They will try to impress you in their ads with all kinds of psuedoscientific babble about "HPTA modulation, " Pro-Hypertrophic capacity," and "proprietary formulas" but at the end of the day, this is really just intended to make them sound legit and confuse the hell out of you with fancy terms so you'll fork over the dough.
The most anabolic substance is food and the best strength and muscle activators are the weight you lift in the gym. The only two supplements that I would even consider are creatine and whey protein. Whey protein is a staple, regardless of how experienced you are as a lifter, and creatine is best for intermediate to advanced lifters (more than a year) who have hit a plateau.
Beta-alanine seems to have some promise, but the jury is still out there.
Save your forty bucks and instead eat clean, workout hard and take your omega 3s. You'll be a happier, healthier, richer man for it.
Nothing comes easy and there are no short-cuts here. Hard work and discipline gets rewarded.
Best of luck!