Oh, by the way, E-caps aren't strictly "vitamins". They add some chemicals that are used to maintain the communications along the nerve fibers and that's what seems to do the trick.
Oh, by the way, E-caps aren't strictly "vitamins". They add some chemicals that are used to maintain the communications along the nerve fibers and that's what seems to do the trick.
More specifically: _____________________ If Memory serves, Bobby was a VERY big vegetarian/supplimental vitamin guy. I wouldn't doubt that this wa Bobby's Dad and I also wouldn't doubt that we're talking vitamins. The good stuff ain't cheap. I used to buy some from a company that was pretty expensive but they reformulated them and you could feel that they didn't work anymore. Recently I started taking the vitamins from E-caps and THEY WORK and aren't too expensive. Last Saturday I did my fastest ride over 40 miles. I pushed into a headwind for 25 miles which took two hours and then did the next 45 miles mostly cross wind in another 2 hours. I'm a believer.
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Also, I have never taken any supplements other then multivitimens. Does anyone know if top cyclists benefit from legal supplements or do these just make your wallet lighter?
"Supplements" is a very wide category. Most are not worthwhile.
On Apr 28, 7:43 pm, "Tom Kunich" <cyclintom@yahoo. com> wrote: > I once said that vitamin supplements had essentially no effect on you and > the hollering here and the names I was called were quite vicious.
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> But of course if all of you really strong and healthy Cat 5 wannabees say > they work I'm sure they must.
Oh, by the way, E-caps aren't strictly "vitamins". They add some chemicals that are used to maintain the communications along the nerve fibers and that's what seems to do the trick.
Lol!
Thanks for the entertainment.
Oh, the names he was called. Quite vicious!
Here's one: "backpedaller."
-- tanx, Howard
Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky? He got an icepick That made his ears burn.
Oh, by the way, E-caps aren't strictly "vitamins". They add some chemicals that are used to maintain the communications along the nerve fibers and that's what seems to do the trick.
Oh, by the way, E-caps aren't strictly "vitamins". They add some chemicals that are used to maintain the communications along the nerve fibers and that's what seems to do the trick.
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On Apr 28, 10:17 pm, Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote: <<Snipped>>
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Yep, ol' Tom was telling us all how dumb taking supplements is.
-- tanx, Howard
Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky? He got an icepick That made his ears burn.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
I really don't feel like digging for the citations and through the studies right now, but I seem to remember that just about all of these studies don't include factoring in the complete [censored] diet most people eat. I thought I saw that disclaimer on this study too. I have more faith in Jonas Salk, and what he, and his folks have to say than public opinion. I'm still waiting for a definitive study based around spaghetti Os, Rat Macs, triple meat pizzas, and vitamins. Bill C
On Apr 28, 10:17 pm, Howard Kveck <[email hidden]> wrote: <<Snipped>>
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Yep, ol' Tom was telling us all how dumb taking supplements is.
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-- tanx, Howard
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Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky? He got an icepick That made his ears burn.
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remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
I really don't feel like digging for the citations and through the studies right now, but I seem to remember that just about all of these studies don't include factoring in the complete [censored] diet most people eat. I thought I saw that disclaimer on this study too. I have more faith in Jonas Salk, and what he, and his folks have to say than public opinion. I'm still waiting for a definitive study based around spaghetti Os, Rat Macs, triple meat pizzas, and vitamins. Bill C
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Whatever happened to ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Leon Trotsky? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? He got an icepick ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? That made his ears burn.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
I really don't feel like digging for the citations and through the studies right now, but I seem to remember that just about all of these studies don't include factoring in the complete [censored] diet most people eat. I thought I saw that disclaimer on this study too. I have more faith in Jonas Salk, and what he, and his folks have to say than public opinion. I'm still waiting for a definitive study based around spaghetti Os, Rat Macs, triple meat pizzas, and vitamins. Bill C