that was rick Ps protocol for 6 hour arm workoutWhere is the pre workout with that much caffeine... Most I've ever seen was 400 mg in a serving size
That seems reasonable then lolthat was rick Ps protocol for 6 hour arm workout
Also please point me to the Ghost or Reign Energy drink that has 1200mg of caffeine. I want to try itWhere is the pre workout with that much caffeine... Most I've ever seen was 400 mg in a serving size
I believe you have to ask at the counter for 3 key chains then wink with your left eye and tap your chest and give douces... Then the clerk goes behind the green door with a gargoyle on it and pulls out a can from Merlin's cauldron.... So I heard from a friend.....Also please point me to the Ghost or Reign Energy drink that has 1200mg of caffeine. I want to try it
I only do that with bottles of TrenView attachment 282348
You gym noob your supposed to take the entire container of pre workout every workout.... Shhhh lol

I'm assuming their talking about drinking like 6 a day with 200ish mg being the average... The most I've seen in a convince store is the one C4 that has 350mg of caffeine I believe in the black cansAlso please point me to the Ghost or Reign Energy drink that has 1200mg of caffeine. I want to try it
Where is the pre workout with that much caffeine... Most I've ever seen was 400 mg in a serving size
I think mine technically has 615I've seen some with 700mg. A guy I train takes it. I believe its called Crack by Dark Labs.
Damn that's stout for sure... Wonder if it caused nausea or extreme lightheadedness the first few timesI've seen some with 700mg. A guy I train takes it. I believe its called Crack by Dark Labs.
Damn that's stout for sure... Wonder if it caused nausea or extreme lightheadedness the first few times
Either someone can't read a fucking label, or they're deliberately misrepresenting the numbers to create a sensationalized narrative that energy drinks contain 1,200 mg of caffeine and pre-workouts contain 4,800 mg.View attachment 282343 These numbers are outrageous . Who's drinking that
I found the article. In their defense, they did acknowledge it was a equated amount of total stims and they did accurately reflect the actual caffeine contents. If anything, the picture is deceptive.Either someone can't read a fucking label, or they're deliberately misrepresenting the numbers to create a sensationalized narrative that energy drinks contain 1,200 mg of caffeine and pre-workouts contain 4,800 mg.
As we know those figures most likely represent the total weight of proprietary blends/ingredients, not just caffeine content. Unfortunately, there are plenty of gullible people who will believe this nonsense without exercising even the most basic critical thinking. Read the damn label before spreading misinformation.

