| Supplements 09:37 - Sep 14 with 2950 views | AguycalledJack |
Does anybody take supplements?
As I'm getting older I'm reading more about collagen and creatine. Creatine always seen as a body building / fitness supplement but now being proven to have other health benefits including mental health.
I have a good diet, have cut out the processed foods, am eating more meat and eggs, circuit training 2-3 times a week and walk or swim when I can. I have shed 3 Stone in last year.
If so, I'm looking at nutrition geeks. Anybody used these?
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| Supplements on 09:50 - Sep 14 with 2898 views | onehunglow |
A decent balanced diet gives you most of your vitamins
Vitamin D supps in winter are worth it however
Lot of profit in this business | |
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| Supplements on 10:18 - Sep 14 with 2837 views | Scotia |
I use creatine and collagen, I train a lot and have been using both for about a year. The results are pretty impressive in terms of muscle growth and performance.
Creapure is better than cheap creatine from somewhere like home bargains, but that's ok too. I don't think the brand of collagen makes much difference
You need to increase your water intake if you're using creatine too, not too much maybe an extra glass or two a day. | | | |
| Supplements on 13:01 - Sep 14 with 2710 views | max936 |
Balanced diet eat sensibly and do some exercise, been doing exactly that since probably May, dropped off 13kgs now, feel much better and best of all I'm now off BP and Statin's, bordering around 100kg's heading for 95, then 90 and hopefully 85kgs.
I do plenty of exercise/stretches and use dumbbells regularly, the Farmers Work is a great workout, just take it steady, I've a straight 15 yard walk in my backyard so I walk up and back for as long as my forearms hold out, I normally use 20kg dumbbells in each hand, could go heavier, but I prefer doing more yards for endurance and to help with weight loss. |  |
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| Supplements on 13:25 - Sep 14 with 2673 views | onehunglow |
| Supplements on 13:01 - Sep 14 by max936 |
Balanced diet eat sensibly and do some exercise, been doing exactly that since probably May, dropped off 13kgs now, feel much better and best of all I'm now off BP and Statin's, bordering around 100kg's heading for 95, then 90 and hopefully 85kgs.
I do plenty of exercise/stretches and use dumbbells regularly, the Farmers Work is a great workout, just take it steady, I've a straight 15 yard walk in my backyard so I walk up and back for as long as my forearms hold out, I normally use 20kg dumbbells in each hand, could go heavier, but I prefer doing more yards for endurance and to help with weight loss. |
Sounds good
You coming down to Cruiserweight then to meet me
I’m 86 kg now and about three kg too heavy
I’ve a little flab around my Tum but don’t let on | |
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| Supplements on 13:42 - Sep 14 with 2656 views | max936 |
| Supplements on 13:25 - Sep 14 by onehunglow |
Sounds good
You coming down to Cruiserweight then to meet me
I’m 86 kg now and about three kg too heavy
I’ve a little flab around my Tum but don’t let on |
My natural weight for my height at 5'11 is around 75kgs to be in the right bmi range, that'll only happen when I'm dead. | |
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| Supplements on 14:11 - Sep 14 with 2622 views | onehunglow |
| Supplements on 13:42 - Sep 14 by max936 |
My natural weight for my height at 5'11 is around 75kgs to be in the right bmi range, that'll only happen when I'm dead. |
Same height as me
I’d enjoy your life and not get too obsessed with it
I used to fret about fitness level but covid finished the Gym for me
I just stick to swimming but that too is getting noticeable harder as I’m an old bugger now
Only trouble with swimming in pools is boredom
Sea swimming or lakes is better
Bala lake cold but terrific | |
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| Supplements on 15:54 - Sep 14 with 2518 views | Gwyn737 |
| Supplements on 10:18 - Sep 14 by Scotia |
I use creatine and collagen, I train a lot and have been using both for about a year. The results are pretty impressive in terms of muscle growth and performance.
Creapure is better than cheap creatine from somewhere like home bargains, but that's ok too. I don't think the brand of collagen makes much difference
You need to increase your water intake if you're using creatine too, not too much maybe an extra glass or two a day. |
Just creatine for me.
The MyProtein one is almost always on sale in Tesco. £8 with a club card and lasts me over a month. | | | |
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| Supplements on 20:46 - Sep 14 with 2356 views | onehunglow |
| Supplements on 15:54 - Sep 14 by Gwyn737 |
Just creatine for me.
The MyProtein one is almost always on sale in Tesco. £8 with a club card and lasts me over a month. |
Most important item is luck | |
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| Supplements on 10:51 - Sep 15 with 1982 views | Demitrius |
My wife started taking Creatine about a month ago and it has energised her body and mind. With moderate exercise she has shed a fair bit of weight already.
I get knackered easily and brain fog a lot in the winter months so I'm going to give it a go and so yesterday I ordered the Nutrition Geeks brand. £9.99 for 3 months supply.
I was a bit reticent to partake as I remember footballers using it in the 90s and IIRC wasn't there some sort of health scare involving heart issues with it...?
Extensive googling says that it's now deemed safe based on years of research so I'm taking the plunge. |  |
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| Supplements on 11:47 - Sep 15 with 1933 views | onehunglow |
| Supplements on 10:51 - Sep 15 by Demitrius |
My wife started taking Creatine about a month ago and it has energised her body and mind. With moderate exercise she has shed a fair bit of weight already.
I get knackered easily and brain fog a lot in the winter months so I'm going to give it a go and so yesterday I ordered the Nutrition Geeks brand. £9.99 for 3 months supply.
I was a bit reticent to partake as I remember footballers using it in the 90s and IIRC wasn't there some sort of health scare involving heart issues with it...?
Extensive googling says that it's now deemed safe based on years of research so I'm taking the plunge. |
Might be an idea to check with doctor though
There are a few side effects but it is generally “ safe”
Personally, I’m
Just happy to see another day above ground
Biggest issue for many these days are mental health as these are very uncertain times
That said, our parents , grandparents lived through a world war when nowt was certain
Luck is much underestimated . It’s fundamental to all | |
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| Supplements on 13:19 - Sep 15 with 1842 views | DoubeDoube |
Magnesium Glycinate - game changer for sleep and anxiety |  | | |
| Supplements on 21:05 - Sep 15 with 1548 views | max936 |
| Supplements on 13:19 - Sep 15 by DoubeDoube |
Magnesium Glycinate - game changer for sleep and anxiety |
I take British Supplements Mega magnesium triple blend and their Clean Vitamin D3+K2. My proteins CL tabs and Nature's best Neuro-B
I tried Nutritional Geeks Magnesium Glycinate did naff all for me. [Post edited 15 Sep 21:08]
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