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Nitric Oxide (NO2) & AAKG review - interesting
#1 22-05-2006 03:01 PM** Member
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Hi guys,
I came across this article on one of my misspent hours at work and thought it was an interesting read and thought a few of you might like to read it as I know there are some fans of AAKG on the site.
<<competitor link, sorry mate>>Last edited by James Copping; 22-05-2006 at 03:57 PM.
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how about the idea of increased blood flow to muscles? greater removal of waste products, decreae blood viscosity so faster muscluar contractions, greater increase of enzymes to muscle etc etc....
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Yea, my experience of N02 is an insane pump, which can only be a good thing, since more oxygen and nutrients are getting to the muscle when working out.
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The body is perfectly fine at supplying muscles with nutrients as it is. I have also never seen any evience it helps with removal of lactate to a significant degree.
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#6 22-05-2006 07:03 PM
aakg gives a lovely pump
Makes me feel REET big 
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#7 22-05-2006 07:15 PM** Senior
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and this guy is a midget!
QuoteOriginally Posted by MartinMMakes me feel REET big
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haha QuoteOriginally Posted by finleeand this guy is a midget!
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#9 23-05-2006 02:07 PM QuoteOriginally Posted by finleeand this guy is a midget!
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Doesn't Nitric Oxide also act as a precursor to peroxynitrite and acute oxidation?
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