I would hate to drop my ALA - it really helps keeping my liver healthy.
Maybe switch to NAC then?
Which form of ALA do you take? I'm curious because I've read (possibly bro-science) that the ALA (S&R Isomers) isn't very effective, and that a more stabilized form of R-ALA (such as NA-R-ALA or K-R-ALA) is a much better choice.
I would hate to give up my glycobol for the GDA purposes and the antioxidant purposes, but I will if that's what the data suggests.
I have used it on oral cycles before with success, but I can't compare that success to cycles without it.
Which form of ALA do you take? I'm curious because I've read (possibly bro-science) that the ALA (S&R Isomers) isn't very effective, and that a more stabilized form of R-ALA (such as NA-R-ALA or K-R-ALA) is a much better choice.
I would hate to give up my glycobol for the GDA purposes and the antioxidant purposes, but I will if that's what the data suggests.
I have used it on oral cycles before with success, but I can't compare that success to cycles without it.
Something else to consider: tren also activates AMPK. Here's the link to the article that I got the data from:
Trenbolone enhances myogenic differen... [Domest Anim Endocrinol. 2011] - PubMed - NCBI.
so are you saying that tren works against us when trying to feast (bulk)?
I would hate to drop my ALA - it really helps keeping my liver healthy.
Maybe switch to NAC then?
That's what I am suggesting, yes. I don't know that I'd even use a small dose of it. If you're going to try this for yourself, and I encourage everyone to do just that, then I think it would be best to use a ton of it during the fasting period and then completely eliminate it during a feasting period. The only exception might be Alpha Lipoic acid, since it's simply one of the best anti-oxidants I know of.
I will be expanding on this thread in a short while, where I will suggest using a different kind of insulin sensitizing agent, one which does not affect AmpK. I gotta dig into the research before I start running my mouth off though, so hold tight.