ECA or EC ?

[anthrax]

here is what I read on a site :


MD6 doesn’t contain aspirin or the herbal equivalent, white willow bark. Most of the better supplement companies are removing these things from their thermos because:
1) they don’t help much with fat loss anyway, as was once believed
2) they have potential negative side effects like blood thinning and gut irritation. If you see a fat loss product on the shelf with white willow bark or aspirin, you can be sure you’re looking at an outdated supplement.

is it true ?

 

[big mouse]

do a search bro

 

[chillin408]

From what I've heard, Aspirin(at the dosage in the supplements) doesn't increase the fat burning effects of the EC stack. Since Aspirin(in non-extreme doses) does not provide any increased effect on the EC stack, I don't know why someone would want to continue to use it for those purposes, especially since it has the potential to cause stomach irritation.

 

[booger]

Stomach Irritation

Where did that start anyway? All I can say it may bother someones stomach, but not mine. I've taken up to a dozen a day for 20 years with no problem. Mostly for joint inflammation from weight lifting. Do you think that this story maybe part truth and part wifes tale? If you believe something 'to be' it just might create a condition where it 'will be'.

 

[adepss]

Aspirin may in fact help the heart stay healthy, and reduce the likelyhood of bloodclots so in small doses this may very well help your body cope with the stresses of heavy weight training..

 

[Big Kahuna]

Go with EC, aspirin does nothing to enhance fat burning effects of caffeine and ephedrine. Stay away from products with willow bark as this is thrown in there just to say it is in there and does nothing to increase fat loss.

Your best bet is to use Norephedrine with caffeine yohimbine and forskolin for the best in fat burning thermogenics.