calling all weight lifters, need some info on NO2 Options

[Jdog1385]

NO2 seems to be the new talk in the town. supposed to increase blood flow which obviously helps in repairing muscles and keeps them more "blown up". just wanted to know if anybody on here has tried it. any feedback is welcome.

[Jdog1385]

man unless u are hardcore at weight traiing i would not reccomend using it if ur a beginner DO NOT USE IT u will gain weight but not in a good way..a lot of these products are a bunch of BS trust me casue ive treid them all LOL NO2 i havent but stuff like celltech teh reason u gain weight is not becuase of wut it has but becuase if u read the label one serving has like 300 calories so multply that by 7 and thast 21000 more calories a week than u normaly would intake thast y u would gain that weight lol its all mind games...same wtih hydroxycut teh reason u loose weight is casue its a duretic meaning makes u loose water and fluid so u piss out the weight and it tells u to increase ur dosage thus u loose more weight thinkin WOW im looseing weight LOL once u stop u gain it all back just eat right 5-6 meals a day moslty chicken tuna eggs cottage cheese stuff like that depending on how ur body is at the moment chunky or real skinny u have to eat differently skinny east as much as u can but maintain high levels of protein first chunky dudes eat majority protein with still eating carbs but in source of vegetables not rice or bread or cereal LOL NO SODA NO JUICE NO BANANAS OR GRAPES

i work out about 4-5 days a week, depending if i have hockey or not. im taking a protein suppliment right now. im not sure about weight gain with NO2 but i dont think its a problem...not sure though. you take 6-8 pills a day depending on your weight and age.

think im just gonna stay with the protein shake but heres some links for the NO2;

reviews and a little background;
http://www.bodybuildingforyou.com/suppleme...ment-review.htm

http://www.bodybuildingforyou.com/bodybuil...upplement-3.htm

some products;
http://www.advantagesupplements.com/bsnnitrix.html