NO-Xplode?

**The_Tao** · Posted On: 7/24/2007 10:56pm

I was online looking at various protein suppliments over the weekend and one of my freinds metioned " No-Xplode"

is it any good?

**partyboy** · Posted On: 7/24/2007 11:05pm

it isn't protein... just a fancy mix of nitric oxide and creatine so go read up on those two

**The_Tao** · Posted On: 7/24/2007 11:21pm

thanks for the link, I got my answers.

**siulumpai** · Posted On: 7/25/2007 12:06pm

The No-Xplode does what it says, but it's costly stuff and gets less and less effective the more you use it. Works better for me if I lay off of it for a while. A similar product for half the price is the Vitamin World version, I think it's called NOS Blast. It doesn't taste or mix as well as the real thing though, but at hald the cost, it's tolerable.

**Teh El Macho** · Posted On: 7/25/2007 12:24pm

Originally Posted by siulumpai

The No-Xplode does what it says, but it's costly stuff and gets less and less effective the more you use it. Works better for me if I lay off of it for a while. A similar product for half the price is the Vitamin World version, I think it's called NOS Blast. It doesn't taste or mix as well as the real thing though, but at hald the cost, it's tolerable.

What he said. The **** works great, and mixes well - I mix it with Betacourt Glutamine High-C and take it several times a day. I will be using it as usual until the second week of August, and then I'll be off it for a week or two.

Some people report not needing to take a break, but others (like me) do. It's just a matter of trying it and see what works best for you. There are other cheaper alternatives, but this one tastes great and dissolves better than other products.

The most important thing you should be taking is glutamine, though. Good diet comes first (protein-rich and/or carb-reach depending on your goals), then glutamine and BCAAS, and stuff like NO2 and/or creatine. That should be the priority of things if your budget is short.

**A.D.D** · Posted On: 7/25/2007 12:38pm

Originally Posted by Teh El Macho

The most important thing you should be taking is glutamine, though. Good diet comes first (protein-rich and/or carb-reach depending on your goals), then glutamine and BCAAS, and stuff like NO2 and/or creatine. That should be the priority of things if your budget is short.

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**Odacon** · Posted On: 7/25/2007 2:50pm

What about BSN products in general? Are they good?

**Yrkoon9** · Posted On: 7/25/2007 3:09pm

NOXPLODE seemed to make it easier to work out for longer periods of time. Someone told me that the ammonia buildup is removed faster w/ the stuff. I dunno. I was about $40 for the can.

**Teh El Macho** · Posted On: 7/25/2007 7:16pm

Originally Posted by Odacon

What about BSN products in general? Are they good?

Besides NOXPLODE, I've used Nitrix. It is good, but I think NOXPLODE is superior. I got some samples of CellMass (BSN brand of creatine), and though I didn't use it for long, it didn't bother my stomach as other brands do. A bit overpriced products, but of good quality.