Nac

[Alasdair59]

What are the pros and cons of NAC? I read some negative reports about it lately.

 

[gearhead]

bro n-acetyl cysteine is alright, i think there is a lot of negatives on all...nac is overplayed and i doubt it has the antioxidant activity claimed....

 

[Alasdair59]

I heard the pro is that its good for the liver - is that correct?

 

[RickRock]

I heard the pro is that its good for the liver - is that correct?

It can help with liver function to some degree, but it's not going to do a lot in comparison to other things, especially N2guard

 

[jp4355]

What are the pros and cons of NAC? I read some negative reports about it lately.

Cons ~ Can't find any unless you're Allergic ~ or try to Inhale it ~ Why would you want to Inhale it.
Now if it's used as a Prescription Medication (extremely large doses), it can cause Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea.
It's used to Counteract - Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Poisoning, and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning.

Pros ~ It's a Precursor to Glutathione, the most Powerful Antioxidant in our Bodies.
It Helps to Improve Liver & Kidney Function by Clearing Toxins from our Blood Stream.
It Helps to Improve Immune Response by Fighting Off an Infection before it begins (This is Proven In Scientific Studies).
It Helps to Improve Respiratory Function by Breaking the Disulfide Bonds in Mucus in the Lungs, allowing it to be Coughed Up.
It is used in the Treatment of Bronchitis & Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease & getting rid of that Nasty Cough.
It Helps with Cognitive Function by Ushering Toxins & Chemicals away from the Brain.

And Last but not Least, why we as Athlete's should be Supplementing with it (if I didn't convince you yet).
When we Workout, we release Harmful Waste Products into our System.
NAC gets Rid of those Free Radicals that buildup.
And by doing so, will Improve your Recovery, give you More Stamina, and Help to Improve Muscle Gains............................ JP
P.S.
NAC performs best when it the Presence of Other Antioxidants & Nutrients.
Such as - Acetyl-Glutathione - Piperine - CoQ10 - Omega 3's.

 

[Alasdair59]

Thanks thats really helpful.

 

[The Suppleminator]

NAC is great for all of the reasons mentioned above. I get enough from taking n2 guard every day.

 

[Bballme]

NAC is on most liver support products I have used. It has to be pretty decent I think.

 

[Shrine]

Cons ~ Can't find any unless you're Allergic ~ or try to Inhale it ~ Why would you want to Inhale it.
Now if it's used as a Prescription Medication (extremely large doses), it can cause Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea.
It's used to Counteract - Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Poisoning, and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning.

Pros ~ It's a Precursor to Glutathione, the most Powerful Antioxidant in our Bodies.
It Helps to Improve Liver & Kidney Function by Clearing Toxins from our Blood Stream.
It Helps to Improve Immune Response by Fighting Off an Infection before it begins (This is Proven In Scientific Studies).
It Helps to Improve Respiratory Function by Breaking the Disulfide Bonds in Mucus in the Lungs, allowing it to be Coughed Up.
It is used in the Treatment of Bronchitis & Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease & getting rid of that Nasty Cough.
It Helps with Cognitive Function by Ushering Toxins & Chemicals away from the Brain.

And Last but not Least, why we as Athlete's should be Supplementing with it (if I didn't convince you yet).
When we Workout, we release Harmful Waste Products into our System.
NAC gets Rid of those Free Radicals that buildup.
And by doing so, will Improve your Recovery, give you More Stamina, and Help to Improve Muscle Gains............................ JP
P.S.
NAC performs best when it the Presence of Other Antioxidants & Nutrients.
Such as - Acetyl-Glutathione - Piperine - CoQ10 - Omega 3's.

Good stuff brother.. I always use NAC during cycles

 

[SARMTAURUS]

On the label of my N2 Guard bottle it says there is NAC in it, so it has to be a good product.

 

[Shrine]

N2guard is a staple bro