A pre-workout that is good for improving running performance

[iamgenius]

Oh I see. So it is about the state of California being very picky with chemicals. I wonder if there are any scientific bases behind these claims.

Thanks.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

Oh I see. So it is about the state of California being very picky with chemicals. I wonder if there are any scientific bases behind these claims.

Thanks.

Of course there is. Enough to justify rarifying it into law? That's where it gets highly contentious. It's your body, do what you want. Personally, the high percentage of supps having bacterial and/or fungal contamination is enough for me to hard pass. Never mind steroids or other substances found. The clincher is it's basically a self regulated industry. Watch the vid I posted, it is on point. But you do you.

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

Oh I see. So it is about the state of California being very picky with chemicals. I wonder if there are any scientific bases behind these claims.

Thanks.

Large swathes of our universe are technically radioactive and therefore cause cancer if consumed over very long periods of time. Bananas would be one example.

Whether it warrants telling people to not consume it based on whether it'll cause cancer before you die if something else depends on the dosage and the decision makers. This is applicable to non-radioactive but potentially harmful chemicals as well.

 

[iamgenius]

Large swathes of our universe are technically radioactive and therefore cause cancer if consumed over very long periods of time. Bananas would be one example.

Whether it warrants telling people to not consume it based on whether it'll cause cancer before you die if something else depends on the dosage and the decision makers. This is applicable to non-radioactive but potentially harmful chemicals as well.

Well, I have seen people who smoke everyday and are very healthy and can do magnificent in sports, while they are people who never smoked and can barely run like me ^_^. Yes, anything can be bad if consumed in high quantities.

I guess this pre-workout is no worse than sugar. Sugar causes diabetes and cancer cells feed on it. California might as well put warnings on sugar packages/cans/containers or whatever it is.

Life is not fair.

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

cancer cells feed on it

Careful with that one, our bodies' primary form of energy is glucose so saying cancer feeds on sugar is technically accurate but misleading.