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Everyone feel free to post your experience with SNS Prime XT on this threat. Im hoping it can be a resource for people who want to jump in to see what they can possibly expect. Personally, when i look into threads like this, i want hear about people who are benefiting from it, people who arent, and ideas that may help non-responders become responders. I know sometimes that is impossible, but i was a epicatechin non-responder until a topical came out, so there is tremendous value in alternate avenues. I'll be frank and say i dont see alot of value in 1000 posts from the guy who is repeating over and over that he is a non-responder and how he thinks its all a scam and everyone is lying and is hell bent on, i dont know, dissuading buyers from losing money or buying from companies he dont like. if it didnt work, state it on here and kindly move on because people like to pop in for the raw testimonies, take the information, and get out. Im sorry, weve all been there and i know it sucks not responding to something while everyone else is seemingly responding. Im down with looking to troubleshoot for possible solutions with someone who wants to learn on here. if there is anyone else who is on a mission to smite the ingredient or any company that sells it, cool start your own thread man
A long time ago a tribulus aquaticus product hit the market at an extraction and dosage targeted for bodybuilders. It had the most outrageous claims, and yet, according to the AM poll you can conclude that most people would have recommended it:
The box stated that user could expect something like 90lb gains on their one rep squat. I added that and more to my 5 sets of 10 and about 90lbs to my 5 sets of 8-10 on the bench. Needless to say all the other lifts went up. The stuff must have remained on the market for at least 10 years. You could walk into any GNC or Vitamshoppe and buy it behind the glass and then one day they stopped making it. The company reps stated there were some issues with supply. who knows. I think you have a certain amount of people who didnt buy it because they confuse it with tribulus terrestris, others may have used it but didnt take the full dose for the full bottle, some people heard the claims and just assumed it was spiked, some took it and loved it, and the rest were non-responders. It looked like the company had moved on to less risky innovated products onto selling aminos and such now that they had built up a wide distribution network and they didnt miss it. On top of that, there are no studies on it and the supplier never laid it out for anyone what theyre extracting it for and so it was lost; For years you couldn't get it anywhere. If you ask me, it was lost to the world due to a lack of education, which is why im writing about it.
Im including some history below for reference, including from my own prior use before Precision Research stopped making tribulus aquaticus.
My supply had run out a few years ago, as i had been buying up swaths of bottles on auction sites. I extended my run with a product that reportedly had the same extraction from Precison Research called Primal. When it ran out, I didnt develop b*tch t*ts, lose my libido etc, so im ruling out that it was spiked. I actually didnt even lose strength, at least for a long time. some sets i still retained it, although it has been sheer hell pulling them off; Im talking about lagging upwards of 10 minutes between sets for fear of the sheer pain of it. At some point i worked out when i had the earlybird covid which is far beyond what alot of other people caught later down the line and woke up the next day with a brutal injury that affected my shoulder excercises. when recovered to the extent that i have, i had lost about 70lbs from my 220lbs 10 rep military press sets and there is alot of pain that had been blowing back at me after my last rep of every set. my bench held up at 220 it was at initially after tribulus aquaticus, but i attribute that to my subsequent use of absorption-enhanced epicatechin, large doses of leucine, and forskolin, all of which had bumped my strength considerably. There was some overlap and at one point my 10 rep bench had been at 250. I had never pushed my squat past 5 sets of 10 at 315lbs when i had started the other supplements. I could have, i just felt my legs were big enough and i didnt want to injure a knee like someone i know did. also, its alot on the spine, so i wasnt shocked that my squats never went down, although i used to be able to do 20 reps at a time if i was in a rush to leave the gym and now that isnt an option. I also kept bent row at 120lbs 10 reps, although it has been agony. Iremember dropping leucine at one point and within a week i couldnt do it. fortunately, resuming that brought the benefit back. It's safe to say all other lifts have decreased, and they were decreasing in real time, as in literrally last week my bench which had gone down to consistently 8 reps, became 4 reps for the first set and then 8 for the rest.
Which brings us to today: SNS has a product request thread on here and several of us wanted tribulus aquaticus back. Apparently, SNS has been in contact with the supplier who provided raws to USPLabs and Precision Research. I started dosing 27 days ago. My last workout before today was two days ago on 5/13/24 at which point i had noticed zero benefit. today was different:
A long time ago a tribulus aquaticus product hit the market at an extraction and dosage targeted for bodybuilders. It had the most outrageous claims, and yet, according to the AM poll you can conclude that most people would have recommended it:
REAL Prime poll (Only for personal experiance) - AnabolicMinds.com
Well I can safely say that I haven't been on it long enough to give it a fair opinion, But looking good so far! I do feel the pump Increased appetite which i would imagine will add size and strength I'm always happy. deff a mild state of euforea This will be my third week (just...
anabolicminds.com
The box stated that user could expect something like 90lb gains on their one rep squat. I added that and more to my 5 sets of 10 and about 90lbs to my 5 sets of 8-10 on the bench. Needless to say all the other lifts went up. The stuff must have remained on the market for at least 10 years. You could walk into any GNC or Vitamshoppe and buy it behind the glass and then one day they stopped making it. The company reps stated there were some issues with supply. who knows. I think you have a certain amount of people who didnt buy it because they confuse it with tribulus terrestris, others may have used it but didnt take the full dose for the full bottle, some people heard the claims and just assumed it was spiked, some took it and loved it, and the rest were non-responders. It looked like the company had moved on to less risky innovated products onto selling aminos and such now that they had built up a wide distribution network and they didnt miss it. On top of that, there are no studies on it and the supplier never laid it out for anyone what theyre extracting it for and so it was lost; For years you couldn't get it anywhere. If you ask me, it was lost to the world due to a lack of education, which is why im writing about it.
Im including some history below for reference, including from my own prior use before Precision Research stopped making tribulus aquaticus.
My supply had run out a few years ago, as i had been buying up swaths of bottles on auction sites. I extended my run with a product that reportedly had the same extraction from Precison Research called Primal. When it ran out, I didnt develop b*tch t*ts, lose my libido etc, so im ruling out that it was spiked. I actually didnt even lose strength, at least for a long time. some sets i still retained it, although it has been sheer hell pulling them off; Im talking about lagging upwards of 10 minutes between sets for fear of the sheer pain of it. At some point i worked out when i had the earlybird covid which is far beyond what alot of other people caught later down the line and woke up the next day with a brutal injury that affected my shoulder excercises. when recovered to the extent that i have, i had lost about 70lbs from my 220lbs 10 rep military press sets and there is alot of pain that had been blowing back at me after my last rep of every set. my bench held up at 220 it was at initially after tribulus aquaticus, but i attribute that to my subsequent use of absorption-enhanced epicatechin, large doses of leucine, and forskolin, all of which had bumped my strength considerably. There was some overlap and at one point my 10 rep bench had been at 250. I had never pushed my squat past 5 sets of 10 at 315lbs when i had started the other supplements. I could have, i just felt my legs were big enough and i didnt want to injure a knee like someone i know did. also, its alot on the spine, so i wasnt shocked that my squats never went down, although i used to be able to do 20 reps at a time if i was in a rush to leave the gym and now that isnt an option. I also kept bent row at 120lbs 10 reps, although it has been agony. Iremember dropping leucine at one point and within a week i couldnt do it. fortunately, resuming that brought the benefit back. It's safe to say all other lifts have decreased, and they were decreasing in real time, as in literrally last week my bench which had gone down to consistently 8 reps, became 4 reps for the first set and then 8 for the rest.
Which brings us to today: SNS has a product request thread on here and several of us wanted tribulus aquaticus back. Apparently, SNS has been in contact with the supplier who provided raws to USPLabs and Precision Research. I started dosing 27 days ago. My last workout before today was two days ago on 5/13/24 at which point i had noticed zero benefit. today was different:
