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Old 03-01-2011, 12:20 PM   #9
Neva
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Just curious what is making you think you need supplements for recovery? IsoFlex is fine, although for your goals I'd suggest that re-evaluating your workout plan and diet would be much more effective. e.g. If you're looking to cut fat, stop eating rice.
Why wouldn't you use supplements for recovery? Healthy products designed to help maximize workouts. Seems beneficial to me. Cutting down on rice is probably a good idea; although its definitely a staple.

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then i suggested a heavy dose of man the fuck up
Whoa tiger!

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I've been using IsoFlex and it's a high quality product! Been very happy with it.. Thumbs up to the lean, quality protein and the glutamine + BCAAs that really help with recovery. However, like any supplement, it's just one part of a greater scheme and your diet is going to play a huge part. Also in terms of recovery, age plays a factor in how fast you recover and with that how you presume something like IsoFlex works.
Thanks for the input. I'm only 22 so I'm pretty sure I fall in the "I'm still young so nothing can touch me" category I totally agree with diet playing a major factor as well. Of course I could just slim down by changing to a better diet but who wants to look like a twig lol
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