Question's on Animal Stak

[DrMull04]

I'm 19/m, 160, 5'10. I've been training, trying to gain muscle mass for about a year and a half now, trying to consume as much healthy calories I can through out the day. I've been consuming 150 g's of protein a day, which I feel is really benefiting me in many ways. I recently posted an article on here a couple months ago, on what was the best time for me to start cycling. I was in GNC the other day looking at any new arrivals, and a product sort of caught my eye called "Animal Stak, all natural anabolic pack" The cycles are 3 weeks, I believe. I was just curious on your opinions on this product, and if you all think I sould wait, and what makes this product "all natural"??? Thanks guys!

[Shibby]

I'm going to move this to supplements so you can get a better response. And at your weight you should be consuming 250-320g of protien a day. Your not even getting one gram per pound of body weight.

[hlcn8]

I'd focus on diet for a while, animal stack is just advertising, haven't heard one good thing about it. "all natural" means nothing in the world of labeling, and even natural ingredients can be deadly and make you sick. while some supplements may enhance your muscle growth, focus on the basics of diet and training before wasting hard earned money with expensive supplements. the gains you make while simply working hard and eating right are the foundation for all later growth. I wouldn't bother with animal stack or other ph's until you've got everything else nailed down and you've begun hitting a plateau.

[YellowJacket]

AT 19 years old, exogenous hormones arent recommended.

[2ThePowerOF1]

^ Specially Animal Stak bro. If you are doing PH, start with something better and more proven by users such as 1-AD. I always like topical PHs. After about 5 weeks they irritate my skin a bit but that's fine. I noticed it goes back to normal after a week or so. Anyway, good luck man.

[DrMull04]

I've never heard of topical PH's, do you have any information I could get a hold of? Thanks guys, I really appreciate the insight!