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Cyclic Dextrin – This is pure carbohydrates. Studies have proven this supplement is effective in<br />

raising glucose in the blood <strong>and</strong> converting to energy very quickly. Personally, I’d advise that you use<br />

it as either an intra workout, or if your carb intake is quite high during muscle building phases, <strong>and</strong><br />

you struggle to meet the daily requirements. It doesn’t bloat you <strong>and</strong> it is efficient just like a complex<br />

carb. Great stuff. However not to be relied upon as a meal replacement.<br />

Yohimbine HCL – This is a natural product help to burn fat. Science has proven it works well when<br />

combined with coffee during fasted training. Accelerating fat loss. However, it may have little effect<br />

when combined with food. This works well when on a cutting program <strong>and</strong> you train in a fasted<br />

state. Yohimbine works by increasing adrenaline levels in the body, as well as inhibiting a regulatory<br />

process in fat cells, which normally suppresses fat burning. It can also help with your sex drive. It can<br />

however interact with neurological medication <strong>and</strong> in very rare cases bring on anxiety. So be careful<br />

before taking it. I personally will not advise on non-natural fat burners as 99% of them are a waste of<br />

money <strong>and</strong> can be dangerous.<br />

Vitamins: Due to the problems in today’s food products it has been established that many of the<br />

vitamins we need have become lessened by the way food is produced. So, , a nice arrangement of<br />

vitamins can be highly beneficial towards a healthy lifestyle. Below is a chart of which will help your<br />

body daily. You can research quite easily the daily requirements for individuals.<br />

omega 3 essential fatty acids<br />

Magnesium<br />

Potassium<br />

Vitamin C<br />

Pro biotics for the gut<br />

Nootropics<br />

Vitamin D – very important<br />

Zinc, iron <strong>and</strong> calcium<br />

Vitamin K<br />

Multivitamins<br />

Milk thistle<br />

Super greens<br />

Niacin <strong>and</strong> thiamin<br />

Turmeric<br />

Pre-workout: A decent can come in h<strong>and</strong>y but then so can a decent black coffee. But as I’ve just<br />

discussed make sure you buy a decent br<strong>and</strong>. I’ve given listed companies on the next page to look at.<br />

Electrolytes: I find that electrolytes can be beneficial for intra <strong>and</strong> post workouts. Helping to<br />

recharge the body <strong>and</strong> assist in avoiding the crash. They help to balance the levels of salts <strong>and</strong><br />

minerals such as sodium, potassium, chloride <strong>and</strong> bicarbonate. Again, look at the list overleaf for<br />

what I consider decent br<strong>and</strong>s.<br />

Nucleotides: A good supply of dietary nucleotides with specific B Vitamins are essential for the<br />

natural proliferation of certain types of cells. These are white blood/immune blood cells, red<br />

blood/oxygen cells, gut lining cells, good gut micro flora.<br />

This product will help in all areas of<br />

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Health<br />

Energy<br />

Recovery<br />

Performance<br />

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