Nitro Tech?

[Mr.X]

Haha! Well hey all jokes aside, I was actually considering beginning to use some Cell Tech. I was given a free 7lb jug from my friend and I figure I might has well use it considering I didnt even put any cash into it. Any reasons that I shouldnt take it??? I am currently bulking so I am not overly concerned with weight gain. Ive been told that Cell Tech can help you put on an extra few pounds and aid with strength.

It's free, take it lol

Mr.X

 

[it stars sAddam]

Do you feel that Cell Tech is a decent product despite all the bullshit surrounding it???

 

[Mr.X]

Do you feel that Cell Tech is a decent product despite all the bullshit surrounding it???

not really....

Mr.X

 

[it stars sAddam]

what can I expect?

 

[donescobar2000]

Well Since it is dextrose and creatine I dont see why you could not mix it in a carb free whey shake for a post workout meal. Of course half of the serving suggestion. I currently have the lime flavor. I have not used it though because I am cutting. I would probably put it in my Apple Exctasy Syntrax Nectar shake. I bet it would be decent. Of if you get the fruit punch flavor you can probably mix it with a carb free strawberry whey. Just my 2 cents.

 

[Nighthawkk]

Muscletech products= expensive, overly-hyped crap

They feed upon guys wanting to be "huge" like the bodybuilder they have pushing the stuff, when in fact he's got juice coming out of his ears...has nothing to do with the product. Save your money and buy some regular whey and make your own shakes by adding bananas for carbs, natty peanut butter for extra protein, maltodextrin when bulking, and so forth...

 

[Buddy_Christ]

Money aside, does anyone really have a solid reason not to take the Nitro-Tech protein? If you can get other that is equally good for less, fine, but I think some of this bashing is uncalled for, I used this stuff for a long time and had no complaints as to quality, only as to price. Sure the ads are ridiculous, but I dont see anything 'bad' about the product itself.

i started off on the Nitro Tech when i started lifting a few months ago. i started to see some nice results pretty fast, once the initial soreness of not being in the gym for years wore off. few weeks later, it was time to go get more. went to a nutrition store near campus instead of GNC and started talking to the guy working there. he told me that the Nitro Tech, besides being low in protein, was loaded with creatine. i'm not taking creatine, and won't take it. just personal preference, because from what i've heard and seen from friends that used to body build, creatine just inflates you with water.

so i switched to a whey protein once the Nitro Tech was gone. within 5 days i had shrunk, and this was after i did a major fat and carb cut in my diet to burn off fat., in which i shrunk a little there then started to build.

the Nitro Tech advertising was right, you get the gains fast. stop taking their product, and you lose the gains, as you lose the creatine. i saw it first hand. i won't touch it again.

not trying to say bad things about creatine, but i havn't seen a reason why i should take it. i stay pretty hydrated, so no need to take something to keep extra water in my body.

 

[Clean]

there is more to it just keeping extra water in your body, people actually take creatine with anavar and such. It has its purposes.

 

[Mr.X]

what can I expect?

Same thing one would expect from dextrose/whey/creatine, just basic recovery.

Mr.X