Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Hey everybody, I'm new here but I have been reading the forums here and on N2BM for many months. So I decided to give need2slin a try as I have been reading some amazing claim on this product. It is also the first N2BM product I have ever tried. Anyways, I have been using it for about 2 weeks now at 3 caps a day with one at breakfast, one with my post workout shake, and one with dinner. Sadly though, I have not experienced ANY of the claims others have said they have experienced. I have read by RS that it might take up to the third week to experience anything? I hope this is true. But others have claimed they've experienced positive results within days. Maybe it just doesn't work for me? I really hope I start feeling and seeing results from this as I have been very impressed with people's reviews of N2BM products and N2BM seems to have great costumer service and is close with its customers. Some feedback to bring my hopes up would be much appreciated!
Need2slin experience so far
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tha_Waco_kid
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Honestly it just makes me dead tired and bloated. I never got any of the positive effects folks rave about but everyone is different. This is just my experience.
I'm not big on stimulants, and I also have to be carful with what I take due to possible USADA drug testing and military drug testing. Never really know what's in certain stuff, don't wanna unknowingly take something that's banned. Need2slin sounded like a miracle product, and maybe that's what it was. Idk I'm gonna stick with it till the bottle is done and hopefully ill start feeling the effects everyone has been screaming about within the next week or so. I hope it works because if so I want to start trying other N2BM products. But if not, idk if I want to spend the cash on another product that might not work. Money is TIGHT! Lol
Need2slin is a nutrient partitioner. What "effects" are you looking for?! Need2slin helps your body use the carbs you eat more efficiently. Your diet and training will dictate your results, not need2slin. It can help you gain muscle and lose fat, but it is still a supplement and should be treated and expected as such.
Post up your diet and training if you would like some feedback on how best to incorporate need2slin into your diet and critique on your diet to get the best results.
Post up your diet and training if you would like some feedback on how best to incorporate need2slin into your diet and critique on your diet to get the best results.
I've seen people claim to wake up with full muscles and a pump, and get pumps after eating and lose body fat quickly and gaining a lot of vascularity. I also read it can help a lot to prevent or treat type 2 diabetes and since my dad is half Native American and half Pacific Islander, I REALLY want to make sure I don't get diabetes which is prevelent in my dads people.
I have been lifting since I was about 4 years old (yes, bad for growth many say), and I competed in powerlifting starting at age 14 and bodybuilding, and have stopped powerlifting about 4 years ago and have been competing in Olympic weightlifting. I am 22 now, 5'6", about 79kg bodyweight. I train 2-3 hours every day. Lots of snatches and clean and jerk and various versions of those lifts, and squats 3 times a week. I eat high protein, moderate fat and moderate carbs. I don't count how many grams of each I consume on a daily basis, I just try to eat reasonably healthy. I just want to bring my body fat down some while maintaining my carb intake, because without those carbs I feel weak and always hungry. I also want to just make sure I can prevent type 2 diabetes, which can be done by staying away from sugars but I just wanna cover all areas, and a little help can't hurt.
I have been lifting since I was about 4 years old (yes, bad for growth many say), and I competed in powerlifting starting at age 14 and bodybuilding, and have stopped powerlifting about 4 years ago and have been competing in Olympic weightlifting. I am 22 now, 5'6", about 79kg bodyweight. I train 2-3 hours every day. Lots of snatches and clean and jerk and various versions of those lifts, and squats 3 times a week. I eat high protein, moderate fat and moderate carbs. I don't count how many grams of each I consume on a daily basis, I just try to eat reasonably healthy. I just want to bring my body fat down some while maintaining my carb intake, because without those carbs I feel weak and always hungry. I also want to just make sure I can prevent type 2 diabetes, which can be done by staying away from sugars but I just wanna cover all areas, and a little help can't hurt.
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