Everything You Wanted To Know About Creapure Creatine

Where To Look To Buy Ostarine

Looking for Ostarine buy? Well, you can buy it online with a simple Google search.  However, the problem is with trying to buy Ostarine online is that it is illegal.  And being that it is illegal most likely you are going to be getting ripped off in two ones.  One you'll be buying Ostarine that does not even have Ostarine in it.  Or two you'll be buying an Ostarine product that contains far less the dose it is supposed to contain, cross-contaminated with something else or another SARM, or maybe it contains an entirely differently product.  The SARMS industry is completely unregulated and totally in the grey, underground market.  According to the FDA, using SARMS in a dietary supplement is against the



According to the FDA, using SARMS in a dietary supplement is against the law



herefore if you see any company selling the SARM Ostarine in a "supplement looking" bottle like this one.  Believe it or not, this is illegal. SARMS are not dietary supplements, so they can be manufactured in the grey market.  The grey market means that most likely these SARMS are made in someone's home basement or in some obscure warehouse in Camden NJ.



However, as you can clearly see, even though the FDA considers it illegal, that does not stop people from selling it.



To begin with,  the word Ostarine is a brand name for the compound enobosarm.  The company that trademarked the word "Ostatrine" is this company,

That makes me question, "How are companies using this product if it is patented?"



As a supplement manufacturing expert, I'm qualified to tell you there are certain regulatory steps that a supplement company must take in order to legally manufacture a supplement.



Here are some of the steps required by the FDA to make dietary supplements according to the Code of Federal Regulations 111's for dietary supplements.  These are also the steps that my company takes when we manufacture a dietary supplement.  Granted this is a very simple way of explaining it, but it gives you a general idea of just what we do to validate that what we are saying is on the label is in the bottle.



Secondly, the SARMS that these companies are using are NOT being made in the United States.  If they were, than the company that owns the patented and the tradmark name Ostarine woud be going after them.  Which means these SARMS powders are probably being brought in from China.  And we can give a big thanks to Jack Ma from Alibaba.com for allowing us to easily find SAMRS, like Ostarine buy at such incredibly low prices.  Thanks JACK!! Next in the manufacturing of these grey SARMS products is the importation.  I can tell you from experience that Ostarine is imported illegally.  If an FDA agent at the customs clearance building seized this product there is not a chance in hell that they are releasing it.  Now maybe the ONLY change is if the company importing it somehow convinced them it was for some research and development tests.  But I highly doubt it.



Let us now assume that the company that is selling SARMS has successfully imported it from China.  They somehow snuck it through customs and now they need to make the stuff.



As I have explained above, when we manufacture dietary supplements here we TEST to make sure what Alzchem sent us it ACTUALLY creatine.  This is also federal regulation.  A company cannot just assume that what an ingredient supplier sent them is what they asked for.  The company putting it their finished product to sell to you as creatine, must validate that what they sent is ACTUALLY what they got.  This is called an identity test.



Thus are these companies that are making SARMS like Ostarine buy doing the identity tests?  I highly doubt it.



However, let's give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that they did perform an identity test and everything positively identified their Ostarine SARM as truly Ostarine.  Next the product has to be actually made or manufactured.  Typically this involves things like scales, mixing equipment, and whatever else is commonly needed to manufacture.  Keep in mind all of these things are also highly regulated by the FDA in the Code of Federal Regulations 111's for Dietary supplements.  For the scales, they have to be calibrated and by a qualified person and it has to be scheduled and logged into the standard operating manual.  The mixing equipment, that also has to be approved, cleaned a certain way, and operated in a way as to not contribute to cross-contamination of other products.  These SARMS products are powerful chemicals and of course you would not want any cross-contamination happening.  Next, the formulations of these SARM products like Ostarine buy.  My company has a standard operating manual which holds the master manufacturing records of all of our products that we make.  When products are being made, my employees that are making these products follow the batch records to make sure they are making it properly.



Do all of these companies that are selling SARMS, like Ostarine, have batch records and master manufacturing records?  I highly doubt it.



Now let's assume that the "research" company selling SARMS is following all the regulations to make SARMS products.  They are testing, validating, they have records, lot numbers, employees are qualified, and now they have the finished product and it is ready to be sold to you.



Federal regulation requires that BEFORE a product is released into commerce that it is again tested to make sure what is on the label is in the bottle.  Typically my company will quarantine our dietary supplements, like protein powder, until the 3rd party lab tests come back validating what is on the label in in the bottle.  This process should be done with all SARM products like Ostarine buy.  But again, because this is a grey market, I highly doubt anyone of this is getting done by these manufacturers.



In conclusion, the SARM market is completely underground.  No company can legitimately operate a SARM business.  Most of the online sites that I have found selling Ostarine buy operate as "research chemical" companies.  These companies do this in hopes that this will give them immunity or something along those sort of lines in the eyes of the federal government.  SARMS are not illegal to possess, I don't think.  Therefore you can sell them on your website but you cannot sell them as dietary supplements.  In the past, some companies that sell supplements tried to add SARMS to their product line up, but most of them have disappeared, I would guess out of fear of being federally prosecuted or fear of being sued by someone that bought their product.  Regardless these "tactics" that these companies selling SARMS are using are useless.  Anyone can sue anyone for anything.  Lawsuits are already being conducted.  I believe a company sued Ironman Labs for selling SARMS in federal court.  Supposedly the judge threw out the lawsuit because the judge felt that the product was not a dietary supplement therefore the trial could not be heard.  I don't know the full details, but the fact of the matter is that is you sell SARMS, in any which way or form, someone or some company can potentially sue you.

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Cheap Whey Protein

Buying cheap whey protein is a bad idea.  Ever hear of the saying, "What get what you pay for".  Well nothing can be closer to the truth than this statement.  The sports nutrition industry is one of the most "dirty" industries in the world.  I say this because, most of the time, the supplements that you buy do not meet label claim.  Not only do they not meet label claim, but the supplement companies selling these supplements typically "short-change" their products to expand their profits.  On top of that they flat out lie to you in their marketing and tell you its high-quality, lab-tested, GMP manufactured, and contains everything they say it does on the label and more.



Protein powder is a commodity.  Whey protein, in particular, is a dairy product, it comes from cows, which produce milk, which cheese is made from, and then whey protein is made from the cheese.  Every company that manufacturers whey protein produces it at the same cost as other whey protein manufacturers.  Thus generally, all whey proteins that are sold at GNC, Amazon.com, and wherever else are the same price.  These prices are all a result from what it costs the whey protein producers to obtain the way from the dairy cows.  Do not confuse a whey protein manufacturer with a supplement company selling whey protein; they are completely different.  A whey protein manufacturer actually "makes" the whey protein from cheese.  Then they'll filter the liquid whey, into a very high protein content, and then send it through a process to turn it into a powder.  Some whey protein manufacturers are.



1)  Glanbia



2) Davisco Foods



3) Land o Lakes



4) Milk Specialities



5) Hilmar Ingredients



These companies above sell to the supplement companies that sell YOU the whey protein.  And they all produce the whey protein at the same cost.  For example, today's date is August 15th, 2016 and if I called up each one of these manufacturers above and asked them the cost of their instant whey protein concentrate 80%, they would quote me about $3.00 per pound.  If I called them up and asked them their cost of their instant whey protein isolate 90%, they would quote me about $5.00 per pound.  Again whey protein is a commodity, so the prices are generally the same across the board.  Therefore looking for a cheap whey protein that is considerly "less" dollars than another whey protein is not likely going to happen.



However, if it does happen, you can be sure that their is something, "just not right" with this whey protein powder.



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1)  It's short on protein.  This is the most obvious.  If you are that nieve to buy a cheap whey protein below market price, thinking what is on the label for protein grams is in the bottle, then I have a bridge to sell you.  Don't be a fool.



2) It's spiked.  Protein spiking, even though exposed years ago, is still alive and kicking.  The FDA did nothing or made no adjustments to the Code of Federal Regulations for Dietary Supplements 111's to make it illegal to use protein spiking ingredients.  Protein spiking is a way for supplement companies to reduce their costs for their whey protein BELOW market prices and expand their profits or sell it at a lower price than everyone else.



3)  It's not whey protein.  How do you even know it is whey protein?  Are you a protein expert?  Do you have lab equipment at home to verify that it is whey protein?  No, you don't and believe me this is going on right now.  Supplement companies use milk protein concentrate in place of whey protein.



4) It is old.  As a supplement company myself, I've been contacted numerous times from whey protein manufacturers and brokers trying to sell me "old" whey protein.  Obviously, this whey protein is cheaper than market prices because it is about to go bad.  That does not stop supplement companies from buying it and using it in their cheap whey protein powder.



5)  It was an error.  A lot of times the contract packagers that blend up and flavor and package supplement companies cheap whey protein powders make mistakes and mis-blend whey protein.  Thus instead of throwing out the whole batch, and we are talking thousands of pounds, they will call up the company whom they are making it for and offer it to them at a discount.  The supplement company gladly takes it because they know that NOBODY lab tests protein powders.  Thus the supplement company expands their profit, even though they just discounted it to you, and you get short-changed protein grams.



6) The cheap whey protein contains microbials at high levels.  Microbials are nasty and dirty things like e.coli, listeria, and APC count.  When a contract packager makes a supplement companies protein, they typically will conduct lab tests to make sure it does not contain dangerous and harmful bacteria.  All supplement companies are supposed to have standards in place that if these tests reveal levels that exceed these standards, they are supposed to not sell the whey protein.  However, instead of doing this, the supplement company will take the "bride" from the contract packager and package up the protein anyway.  What does this mean for you?   Well in all actuality it means your drinking more disgusting stuff with the possibility of getting sick.



7)  The supplement company no longer exists.  Distributors will sometimes have a fire sale on cheap whey protein because the supplement company who's name is in the bottle is no longer in business.  BAD SIGN!!  However, the distributor is stuck with it and simply wants to cut his losses and pawn it off on you.  Don't be duped into this; there is a reason the supplement company went out of business.



In conclusion, cheap whey protein is a bad idea.  You cannot trust any supplement companies when it comes to their supplements, especially whey protein.  I have been manufacturing whey protein for almost 20 years, and I have seen it all.  Even the biggest of the big supplement companies are involved in ripping you off.  Make sure you read my protein buyers resource manual that will give you more in-depth information on how to buy protein powders.



You never want to buy whey protein powders that are offered at a discount.  You'll surely be getting ripped off one way or another.  And to save  $10 or $20 is just not worth it.  You'll be thinking you're getting 30 grams of protein when all along you're getting 15 grams.  Stick with high-quality protein powders like the ones that I sell here on my site.

Creatine Loading Phase & Other Methods To Super Charging

Creatine has been around since the mid-1990's.  I remember when I started my first creatine loading phase, dang did that stuff work wonders.  I swore I must have added 5lbs of muscle and 20 lbs to my bench in a matter of weeks.  People we're going crazy for the stuff.  Since then, the supplement industry has taken a great supplement and made it 10 times worse.  Not only that but people have no idea how to take creatine.

Here is the creatine loading phase when you start taking it.

Creatine Loading Phase

1)  3 to 5 grams (1 tsp) 4 times per day for five days.

2) On day 5, use only once per day.  One tsp per day.

RULES

1)

Do not use caffeine when taking creatine. It is for 100% certain that caffeine seems to negate the effects of creatine.CLICK TO TWEETTherefore be careful not to consume caffeine WITH creatine.  Many times supplement companies will make their pre-workout supplements with creatine and caffeine together.  Very dumb.

How to supercharge your creatine.

There are proven ways to make creatine work better.  Here is a list of a few ways.

1)  Consume massive amounts of carbs cheap carbs like dextrose and maltodextrin.

The old school method is to combine a high GI carb like dextrose or maltodextrin with creatine.  Back in the day, those geniuses, over at Muscletech, made a supplement called Cell-tech that contained 75 grams of dextrose and about 5 grams of creatine.  They gave it a fancy name too…something like osmotic acceleration technology.  However, nothing could be further from scientific.  Muscle-tech just tossed in cheap dextrose with cheap Chinese creatine.  When my company used to customize protein powders and supplements, I made the same thing and sold it for $4.00 a pound.  Muscle-tech sent me a letter from their lawyer threatening to sue me because their formula was patented or some bullshit like that.  But anyway, this is a good way to be VERY unhealthy.  I mean seriously?  Consuming 75 grams of dextrose at once?  No way.  I don't recommend that.  However if you want to make creatine work better, this will do the trick.

2) Combine creatine with Peptopro and/or Hydrolyzed 520.  We know that Peptopro can increase insulin response thus making creatine work better.  You want to use about 1/4 cup of Peptopro, 1 tsp of 520, 1 tsp of creapure and toss in whatever carbs you want.  Whether it is something like dextrose or Gatorade or something healthier like blended fruits and veggies.  Or you can even use my Oatmuscle.

3) Stack creatine with alpha lipoic acid.  This is one of my favorite supplements that nobody seems or use or most people have forgotten about.  Not only that but it has some research behind it that shows stacking ALA with creatine and carbs will make it work better.

Here are some of the studies.

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Ok so what kind of ALA is the best.  As I always preach, you must when buying supplements know where the product comes from.  If not you're getting Chinese krap.  In this case the ONLY ALA to buy is this one from Geronova Research.

In conclusion, if you want to see some serious muscle gains and some noticable differences combine my Oatmuscle, with my creapure, and my r-ALA.

Have fun!  and if you want to buy the stack, click here

Grass fed whey protein

Alot of people lately have been asking me about grass fed protein powder.  Well technically it does not exist unless you buy it from New Zealand.  Here is our best whey protein from New Zealand that is grass fed.

We are still up and running

Ok the proteinfactory.com is located at the Jersey Shore.  We are still up and running but this snow is killing me.  You can still get the best whey protein at Proteinfactory.com