Needtobuildmuscle's Acne Attacker review

[perico13]

What's up guys wanted to write a little review on this stack been on it for 16 days which I think is enough time to write a review as I've been more than pleased wih my results. I'm currently finishing my third week of pct I was on a 18week cycle which consisted of test e, TNE/dbol blend and var, winni and tbol. I experienced some acne while on but nothing out of the ordinary. I mean what I got was expected few pimples here and here on my forehead and back however shit hit the fan while I was waiting for my long ester to clear before my official start of pct

I started getting monsters I mean huge fucking nasty, painful pimples. Not to many on my face but my chest delts and back where fucked! I even got some on my legs! It was bad, to the point where I wouldn't take my shirt off at the gym or infront of my girl never had a problem wih acne but man that shit really fucks with your self-esteem.

So long story short I decided to go on NTBM and buy some acnetame since I've heard so much about it. While I was gonna pick that up I noticed they have a topical cleanser called
N2clear which they sell by itself but also as a stack with 2 bottles of acnetame so I was quick to jump on that.

As soon as it got deliver I went in the shower and tried it out the n2clear to my surprise it has a pleasant soothing smell sort of like a lavender lotion and tea tree oil. The way I use it is I showerd first with soap cleaning my face and chest then I put a generous amount on my face, chest and delts. I let it sit for a few minutes then I rinse off and I'm g2g.

The acnetame I started with four tabs for the first week, 2 in the am and 2pm. Within that first week my skin became less oily and by the 10th day it really started to clear up. I still have some pimples but very few new ones and the big painful fuckers have gone away. I'm very happy with this stack and I truly recommend it to anyone that's having any acne problems. I think I'm gonna start it while I'm still on cycle on my next run.

Here is the link to products and their write-ups:
NTBM's Acne Attacker Kit

Also if anyone is interested use the discount code peritrece25 to save an additional 25% on the stack pluss free shipping!

 

[Foxxxy]

Glad you got it all cleared up bro! Thanks for the review, That shit sounds good. Needto always makes solid products. I dont think one of them has ever had a bad review.

 

[|Z|]

Nice! Good stuff man, acne is a side of test boosters ph/ds etc for many of us so these types of products are awesome


|Z|


Orbit Nutrition Rep

 

[needtogetaas]

Glad you got it all cleared up bro! Thanks for the review, That shit sounds good. Needto always makes solid products. I dont think one of them has ever had a bad review.

We get some less then perfect reviews however we make sure these customers get a refund and end up happy.. See the best thing about giving a refund is the fact that you will never ever see a real customer making to big a complaint. Why would they when you gave them a refund?? Cuts donw on complaints big time..

Now if you got a product and you were not happy and some one did not offer a refund. Well then that is when they may just go all over the place and slam you for being a bad business man..

It pays to do shit right and honest

 

[rappert]

I was one of those less than perfect reviews and needto went above and beyond what he needed to do to take care of me. Top notch service as usual. ...Pretty much earned a customer for life.

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[at(almost)ANYcost]

Just hit week four on my cycle, and the chest and shoulders are starting to break out - DANGIT! I am going to be purchasing the Acnetame next month, really need something to keep me from going into a full blown breakout.

 

[lartinos]

N2clear is great idea because acnetame is not going to work as quickly for almost all the users. Also acnetame tends to do this weird thing where it can effect certain areas better than others for some reason. This is why I think this is the best combo prescription or not on the market. Accutane is too dangerous to take. I hear some many bad things that I do not think it is responsible to tell people to ever take it.

 

[at(almost)ANYcost]

N2clear is great idea because acnetame is not going to work as quickly for almost all the users. Also acnetame tends to do this weird thing where it can effect certain areas better than others for some reason. This is why I think this is the best combo prescription or not on the market. Accutane is too dangerous to take. I hear some many bad things that I do not think it is responsible to tell people to ever take it.

I will have to look into this... what about using mega-dose B5 powder? I've had a LOT of success with this in the past, but was always weary of the supposed nerve effects that have been purported with b vitamins. Also, I'm on 50mg/day of P-5-P since I'm trying to keep prolactin at bay.

 

[lartinos]

I will have to look into this... what about using mega-dose B5 powder? I've had a LOT of success with this in the past, but was always weary of the supposed nerve effects that have been purported with b vitamins. Also, I'm on 50mg/day of P-5-P since I'm trying to keep prolactin at bay.

Acnetame has a large dose of B-5 (1.5 grams per two pills), but not at the extreme levels you hear of at 5-10 grams. Here is everything you get in acnetame.


Pantothenic Acid- Pantothenic acid, also called vitamin B5 (a B vitamin), is a water-soluble vitamin required to sustain life (essential nutrient).
A study published in 1995 by Dr. Lit-Hung Leung showed high doses of vitamin B5 resolved acne and decreased pore size. Dr. Leung also proposes a mechanism, stating that Co-Enzyme A regulates both hormones and fatty-acids, and without sufficient quantities of pantothenic acid, Co-Enzyme A will preferentially produce androgens. This causes fatty acids to build up and be excreted through sebaceous glands and causes acne. Unfortunatley the dosages used in the study deplete vital nutrients and can also cause gastrointestinal distress.

N-acetyl-L-cysteine Is a non-essential amino acid, which means that it is biosynthesized in humans. Co-enzyme A is made up of Pantothenic Acid, Cysteine, and ATP.
Since the demand for Co-Enzyme A increases in adolescence, the need for Cysteine must increase. Cysteine is a sulfur amino acid that is heavily used in building keratin, which is an important constituent of the skin (which increases largely in size during adolescence), growing wanted and unwanted hair, and also used in forming nails. Administration of Cysteine is the only means by which we can reduce the dose of Pantothenic Acid to prevent acne. N-Acetyl Cysteine is a derivative of cysteine wherein an acetyl group is attached to the nitrogen atom. This more powerful version is used as a pharmaceutical drug in some countries.

Vitamin A- Is a fat soluble vitamin, meaning it is best absorbed in the presence of some fat. It is beneficial for night vision, night blindness, aids in hormone production, and maintains the integrity of the mucous membranes, respiratory, urinary, and digestive tracts. It also aids in the growth of the skin, teeth, and bones, as well as improving immune system function. At very high doses it is very effective for treating acne, but the side effects are not worth it at all because it will build up into a toxic level in your body. It is added at a low doseage to Acnetame to help fight acne, but not to give the dangerous side effects. Accutane is a synthetic form of Vitamin A.

Selenium- Selenium is an essential micronutrient needed throughout life in small quantities. Selenium is a trace mineral that is a component of glutathione peroxidase. Glutathione peroxidase is an antioxidant and detoxifying enzyme. For best results in fighting acne, selenium should be taken regulary for an extended period of time.

Chromium- Helps control the insulin insensivity that is caused by our Western diet built on carbs/sugar. There are numerous studies that show natives who live on a diet of non-refined sugars, veggies and meat do not have acne, but when put on a Western diet, they develope acne.

Piperine- By inhibiting drug metabolism, piperine increases the bioavailability of various compounds. Thereby making Acnetame's ingredients stronger.

Biotin- As enzyme co-factors, Biotin and Vitamin B5 function in concert for many body processes. Symptoms of biotin deficiency include:
Hair loss (alopecia)
Conjunctivitis
Dermatitis in the form of a scaly red rash around the eyes, nose, mouth, and genital area.
Neurological symptoms in adults such as depression, lethargy, hallucination, and numbness and tingling of the extremities.

Niacin- Also known as vitamin B3, is known for the flushed feeling some users report from it. It also works in concert for far better results in fighting acne when teamed with other B vitamins than when used alone.

Co-Q10- CoQ10's key role is producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), upon which all cellular functions depend. Secondary to that, CoQ10 functions as a powerful antioxidant and is essential for healthy youthful skin. It is a naturally occurring nutrient found in every living cell of your body, and provides the source of all cellular energy for building new cells and tissue for smooth, firm skin.

 

[at(almost)ANYcost]

Thanks a lot for posting that! Would taking B5 and P-5-P (B6) together to combat acne and prolactin, cause any deleterious nerve damage?