Is it safe to combine Vitargo (the real pure Vitargo, not the Marcus Ruhl stuff) and Purple Wraath together preworkout and post workout take Myozene. I don't know much about playing with insulin levels and all three products do just that. I'm curious about this because I read an article in Flex magazine last month and Milos Sarcev said a great pre, during, and post workout mixture was 3-5 grams of creatine, 3-10 grams of glutime, 15-20 grams essential amino acids, 15 grams of bcaa's, 30-50 grams of Vitargo, and 1 tsp. of electolite drink. Do you know how I could purchase all of these products seperately? Or does the Vitargo and Purple Wraath cover me?(with the exception of the creatine, glutamine and electrolyte drink of coarse)
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Originally posted by redmeatIs it safe to combine Vitargo (the real pure Vitargo, not the Marcus Ruhl stuff) and Purple Wraath together preworkout and post workout take Myozene. I don't know much about playing with insulin levels and all three products do just that. I'm curious about this because I read an article in Flex magazine last month and Milos Sarcev said a great pre, during, and post workout mixture was 3-5 grams of creatine, 3-10 grams of glutime, 15-20 grams essential amino acids, 15 grams of bcaa's, 30-50 grams of Vitargo, and 1 tsp. of electolite drink. Do you know how I could purchase all of these products seperately? Or does the Vitargo and Purple Wraath cover me?(with the exception of the creatine, glutamine and electrolyte drink of coarse)
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it's fine to combine the two..
I've been using vitargo a little bit lately (cost very little at my gym's smoothie bar), and it's been pretty good as a PWO recovery supp..
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