muscle supplements
Sam asked:


I’m 14, and this summer I’m starting to work out, and I was wondering if I should use any supplements to increase my muscle mass.
Is it safe for me at my age to use supplements?

Cortney
muscle supplement
G-Rod!! asked:


i need some kinda shake or something that actually works and builds muscle mass in a decent amount time? any suggestions?

Keep
muscle supplement
Da Boss Son asked:


I am looking for protein supplement or something else that will allow me to gain muscle strength, not mass, while keeping me in the best athletic shape as possible. I am 6′ 0″ and weigh 180. I play football and run 100, 200, and 400m in track. I dont want the muscle to turn into fat and i dont reallly want creatine.

Nataly
Nov
22
muscle supplement
Kris asked:


Hi, I want to lose fat while maintaining muscle mass. Would 100% Whey Protein (ON) and L-Carnitine be a good and realistic combination to reach this goal? I’m a little short on money so that’s why I can only afford one type of muscle building & maintaining supplement and one type of fat loss supplement. And if that’s not a good combination, what would you say is?

Maala
Oct
18
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muscle build
arviy2k asked:


I’m an 18 year old male with a slim build. i want to know how i can increase my muscle mass, specially arms and chest. what exercises can or should i do?

I dont want to take any protien drinks or anything like that. i dont trust it.

Tandi

Jul
23
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creatine build muscle
ABRyeah! asked:


im 5′10, 160 lbs, and 16 years old. none of my weight is fat so im pretty skinny… so im considering taking creatine. i work out daily, so my strength is proportional to my size. im worried that if i take creatine, it will only build muscle but not help with strength, making me look buff when im not. will it help with strength too?

Brandy
Nov
19
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bodybuilding
JPA asked:


I like to work out in the evenings, before dinner, and I noticed that I am not hungry for several hours after that. Since eating is an important part of bodybuilding, I am wondering whether having a protein shake (60g+ of protein) is a good idea as a meal replacement for dinner, or if this will cause catabolism (undesirable loss of muscle mass)? Thanks

Marti