Easy XCash!!!

[ultimatemaster]

Get me info on one of thes supplements and get 20 to 100 XCash!!!



Orchic (testes)Concentrate
Thymus Con.
Adrenal Con.
Pancrease Con.
Pituitary Con.
Anterior Lobe Pituitary Con.
Hypothalmus Con.



Stigmasterol
Fucosterol









Succinate

All I need to know is if it is safe and where you got the info from.

[stjames]

its to hard and your sigs username code is not working you did it rong *Runs away in victory*

[MercuryLime]

I'll pass... :D

[ultimatemaster]

Give me info on one and I will give you the XCash, ore give me a good website that has info on it.

[Rob97]

Leucine...

This is one of the most important amino acids for hard training body builders. Leucine and the other branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), isoleucine, and valine, escape liver metabolism and can directly and significantly influence muscle-protein metabolism. Dietary leucine serves as a substrate for muscle metabolism during periods of cellular energy depletion, there by sparing critical contractile and enzyme muscle protein from degradation to supply leucine requirements.

Because leucine contributes to gluterine synthesis, taking supplemental leucine before and after intense training and between meals can help normalize glutimine levels in both the serum and muscle, thereby promoting anticatabolic muscle metabolism as well as supporting immune function.

Isoleucine...

Isoleucine is one of the 20 most common natural amino acids, and coded for in DNA. Its chemical composition is identical to that of leucine, but the arrangement of its atoms is slightly different resulting in different properties. Nutritionally, in humans, isoleucine is an essential amino acid.




Theres two off you list. Now give me some Dough :D.
ROB

[ultimatemaster]

Leucine...

This is one of the most important amino acids for hard training body builders. Leucine and the other branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), isoleucine, and valine, escape liver metabolism and can directly and significantly influence muscle-protein metabolism. Dietary leucine serves as a substrate for muscle metabolism during periods of cellular energy depletion, there by sparing critical contractile and enzyme muscle protein from degradation to supply leucine requirements.

Because leucine contributes to gluterine synthesis, taking supplemental leucine before and after intense training and between meals can help normalize glutimine levels in both the serum and muscle, thereby promoting anticatabolic muscle metabolism as well as supporting immune function.

Isoleucine...

Isoleucine is one of the 20 most common natural amino acids, and coded for in DNA. Its chemical composition is identical to that of leucine, but the arrangement of its atoms is slightly different resulting in different properties. Nutritionally, in humans, isoleucine is an essential amino acid.




Theres two off you list. Now give me some Dough :D.
ROB

It would help if you would tell me where you got the info,you get 100 XCash.

[Rob97]

I got the info on ask jeeves. I'm more than happy to work for more cash :D. You know who to call if you need help.

www.ask.com - Just in case you didn't know :wink:.

[ultimatemaster]

I got the info on ask jeeves. I'm more than happy to work for more cash :D. You know who to call if you need help.

www.ask.com - Just in case you didn't know :wink:.

It would help if you would tell me which one of the site you got the info from, if the site is selling the stuff they wont tell you if it is safe or not...

[Rob97]

Leucine - www.betterbodz.com/suppl/leucine.html

Isoluecine - www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/chemistry/bio/aminoacid/ile_en.html

Quick Note: If your getting into serious body building than send me a PM. I have a recomendatioin on what supplements to buy and a trustable place to get them from. I stronly recomend GNC. PM me for questions and I'll do my best to anwser them :P.

Oh yeah: I'll do some more work for more Xcash if you need it :).

[ultimatemaster]

Orchic (testes)
Concentrate
Thymus Con.
Adrenal Con.
Pancrease Con.
Pituitary Con.
Anterior Lobe Pituitary Con.
Hypothalmus Con.


Smilax Officanalis
Stigmasterol
Fucosterol


Dibencozide
Trans-Ferulic Acid
Mexican Wild Yam /Taro Root
Arginine
Pyroglutamate



Inosine HRX
Succinate


I still need info on thes supplements, rember, I whant to know where you got the info from, or what web site, and I don't whant it to be a website that is trying to sell the supplements.

[Knilt]

Dibencozide (http://www.4yh.com/popup_dibencozide.htm)
Dibencozide is a potent antioxidant that is essential for proper brain and nerve development and for DNA synthesis. It also improves learning and supports methylation metabolism. It is a coenzyme of B12.

[ultimatemaster]

Dibencozide (http://www.4yh.com/popup_dibencozide.htm)
Dibencozide is a potent antioxidant that is essential for proper brain and nerve development and for DNA synthesis. It also improves learning and supports methylation metabolism. It is a coenzyme of B12.

you get 50 XCash.

[SoLoBoYx]

Stigmasterol
One of the most profoundly significant developments in the past few years is the discovery of the action in the body of the plant sterols and sterolins. These are potent phytochemicals found in a variety of botanical sources. There are a number of different sterols and these include the principal phytosterol, which is known as sitosterol. In addition to sitosterol the most common sterols include campesterol, sitostanol and stigmasterol. The glucoside of sitosterol is known as sitosterolin and in plants it is always found together with the sterol. The ratio of sterol to sterolin varies in the plant kingdom ranging from 5% to 10% but in some cases being higher as in the case of potatoes. Sterols are essential cell membrane components and the maintenance of adequate serum levels in humans seems to be necessary for an efficient immune system.

Seeds are the richest source of the sterols and sterolins and yet, the refining processes applied by the food industry render the staple foods useless because they remove the sterols and sterolins to make the product more appealing to the eye. For instance, in order to prevent precipitation of the fats in so-called "cold pressed oils," the oil is heated and refined to remove the sterols / sterolins. Sterols and sterolins have been shown to modulate the functions of the T-Cells both in vitro and in vivo by enhancing their cellular division.

Recent research conducted by Professor Patrick Bouic and his research team at the University of Stellenbosch Medical Faculty and published in the International Journal of Immunopharmacology, is providing an entirely new medical approach to the treatment of auto-immune diseases and other chronic diseases which only manifest themselves when the afflicted individuals are at cause. International medical and scientific interest on this breakthrough has been overwhelming.

Sitosterol assists in the conversion of linoleic acid to polyunsaturated fatty acids. This process is essential for the conversion of the Omega 6 fatty acids to prostaglandins and leukotrienes. Prostaglandins and leukotrienes are hormone like substances which are involved in immune support; they assist in the reduction of thrombo-embolic disorders by reducing platelet aggregation and they also assist in the reduction of inflammatory metabolites.

Sitosterol can be metabolized to pregnenolone and therefore to DHEA and the other hormones derived from pregnenolone and its analogues. In the human body there is a steady decline with age in the production of DHEA, which is the master hormone responsible for the synthesis of oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol and others. By the age of 70 the DHEA production can be down to 10% or 20% of the levels found in a twenty year old, thus sitosterol supplements have an enormous potential for supporting the endocrine system in elderly people and, by implication, increasing their longevity.

http://www.midsouthmall.com/energy/ingredients/stigmasterol.htm

[eatmorchikin6464]

NOOO!!! Give him all of the wrong information. You do realixe that this is all so he doesnt have to do school work. He is just going to copy what you put. Its all cheating! HA! Im so smart and observant. He needs the sites so that he can make a bibliography and so he can get other info he needs. (In recognition of Monty Python) Run away, Run away!

[ultimatemaster]

Stigmasterol
One of the most profoundly significant developments in the past few years is the discovery of the action in the body of the plant sterols and sterolins. These are potent phytochemicals found in a variety of botanical sources. There are a number of different sterols and these include the principal phytosterol, which is known as sitosterol. In addition to sitosterol the most common sterols include campesterol, sitostanol and stigmasterol. The glucoside of sitosterol is known as sitosterolin and in plants it is always found together with the sterol. The ratio of sterol to sterolin varies in the plant kingdom ranging from 5% to 10% but in some cases being higher as in the case of potatoes. Sterols are essential cell membrane components and the maintenance of adequate serum levels in humans seems to be necessary for an efficient immune system.

Seeds are the richest source of the sterols and sterolins and yet, the refining processes applied by the food industry render the staple foods useless because they remove the sterols and sterolins to make the product more appealing to the eye. For instance, in order to prevent precipitation of the fats in so-called "cold pressed oils," the oil is heated and refined to remove the sterols / sterolins. Sterols and sterolins have been shown to modulate the functions of the T-Cells both in vitro and in vivo by enhancing their cellular division.

Recent research conducted by Professor Patrick Bouic and his research team at the University of Stellenbosch Medical Faculty and published in the International Journal of Immunopharmacology, is providing an entirely new medical approach to the treatment of auto-immune diseases and other chronic diseases which only manifest themselves when the afflicted individuals are at cause. International medical and scientific interest on this breakthrough has been overwhelming.

Sitosterol assists in the conversion of linoleic acid to polyunsaturated fatty acids. This process is essential for the conversion of the Omega 6 fatty acids to prostaglandins and leukotrienes. Prostaglandins and leukotrienes are hormone like substances which are involved in immune support; they assist in the reduction of thrombo-embolic disorders by reducing platelet aggregation and they also assist in the reduction of inflammatory metabolites.

Sitosterol can be metabolized to pregnenolone and therefore to DHEA and the other hormones derived from pregnenolone and its analogues. In the human body there is a steady decline with age in the production of DHEA, which is the master hormone responsible for the synthesis of oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol and others. By the age of 70 the DHEA production can be down to 10% or 20% of the levels found in a twenty year old, thus sitosterol supplements have an enormous potential for supporting the endocrine system in elderly people and, by implication, increasing their longevity.

http://www.midsouthmall.com/energy/ingredients/stigmasterol.htm

well,I did not wan't a site that was tring to sell it so I will give you 45 XCash.

[SoLoBoYx]

ok i got the 45
my bad THX

[SoLoBoYx]

(sorry for doble post) lol they were trying to sell..... i dident even read that much lol... wow awell thanks for 45

[eatmorchikin6464]

Didnt you guys hear me. This is all a scam. He is doing this so he doesnt have to do homework! Hes paying you to do his schoolwork.

[SoLoBoYx]

thats ok i got 45 xcash

[ultimatemaster]

All I need to know is if it is safe.

[GeOmAnCeR]

TARO ROOT:

[TAHR-oh, TEHR-oh]
A starchy, potatolike tuber with a brown, fibrous skin and gray-white (sometimes purple-tinged) flesh. Taro is grown in tropical areas and is an important starchy food in West Africa, the Caribbean and Polynesian islands. A variety of taro grown in the southern United States since the early 1900s is called dasheen. Taro roots range in length from about 5 inches to a foot or more, and can be several inches wide. Though acrid-tasting in its raw state, the root has a somewhat nutlike flavor when cooked. It's also extremely easy to digest. It should be noted, however, that some varieties are highly toxic unless thoroughly cooked. The taro root has large edible leaves (called callaloo in the Caribbean) which can be prepared and eaten like mustard or turnip greens. Taro root can be found in ethnic markets and some specialty produce stores. Choose roots that are firm and smooth and refrigerate up to 4 days. Much like the potato, the taro root may be prepared in a variety of ways including boiling, frying and baking. In Hawaii, it's used to make the famous (or infamous) POI.

From:www.produceoasis.com/Items_folder/Vegetables/Taro.html


their gimme mah xcash

[ultimatemaster]

TARO ROOT:

[TAHR-oh, TEHR-oh]
A starchy, potatolike tuber with a brown, fibrous skin and gray-white (sometimes purple-tinged) flesh. Taro is grown in tropical areas and is an important starchy food in West Africa, the Caribbean and Polynesian islands. A variety of taro grown in the southern United States since the early 1900s is called dasheen. Taro roots range in length from about 5 inches to a foot or more, and can be several inches wide. Though acrid-tasting in its raw state, the root has a somewhat nutlike flavor when cooked. It's also extremely easy to digest. It should be noted, however, that some varieties are highly toxic unless thoroughly cooked. The taro root has large edible leaves (called callaloo in the Caribbean) which can be prepared and eaten like mustard or turnip greens. Taro root can be found in ethnic markets and some specialty produce stores. Choose roots that are firm and smooth and refrigerate up to 4 days. Much like the potato, the taro root may be prepared in a variety of ways including boiling, frying and baking. In Hawaii, it's used to make the famous (or infamous) POI.

From: www.produceoasis.com/Items_folder/Vegetables/Taro.html


their gimme mah xcash

I gave you 50 XCash.

[The First]

so what if i didnt cheat on evry quiz i would fail spanish
lets go cheaters!!!
we cheat at life!!!

[caprarioreed25]

Which supplements do you still need information on?

[ultimatemaster]

Which supplements do you still need information on?

Orchic Con.
Thymue Con.
Adrenal Con.
Pancrease Con.
Pituitary Con.
Anterior Lobe Pituiary Con.
Hypothalmus Con.


Smilax Offcianalis
Stigmasterol
Fucosterol


Trans-Ferulic Acid
Arginine Pyroglutamate


Inosine HRX
Succinate

[red_minion]

Trans-Ferulic Acid - http://www.iherb.com/ferulicacid.html
Arginine Pyroglutamate - http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/un/argine.html
Inosine HRX - http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/inosine.html

[Alibnoblacksheep]

eh...thats ok -_-'

[ultimatemaster]

Trans-Ferulic Acid - http://www.iherb.com/ferulicacid.html
Arginine Pyroglutamate - http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/un/argine.html
Inosine HRX - http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/inosine.html

I did not want a web site that was trying to sell it so you get only 30 XCash, if you want more you can find more info on them from a site that is not trying to sell it.

[RandomGuess]

I want xcash but people seem to have already answered your quetions.

[ultimatemaster]

I want xcash but people seem to have already answered your quetions.

Look for these


Premium Puncture Vine Extract
Bovine Orchic Extract
Yin Yang Huo Extract
L-Dopa

Tell me were you got the info from

I don't want info from a site that is trying to sell the stuff

[tatorhead]

It is trying to sell it, but it gives a lot of info

Stigmasterol
One of the most profoundly significant developments in the past few years is the discovery of the action in the body of the plant sterols and sterolins. These are potent phytochemicals found in a variety of botanical sources. There are a number of different sterols and these include the principal phytosterol, which is known as sitosterol. In addition to sitosterol the most common sterols include campesterol, sitostanol and stigmasterol. The glucoside of sitosterol is known as sitosterolin and in plants it is always found together with the sterol. The ratio of sterol to sterolin varies in the plant kingdom ranging from 5% to 10% but in some cases being higher as in the case of potatoes. Sterols are essential cell membrane components and the maintenance of adequate serum levels in humans seems to be necessary for an efficient immune system.

Seeds are the richest source of the sterols and sterolins and yet, the refining processes applied by the food industry render the staple foods useless because they remove the sterols and sterolins to make the product more appealing to the eye. For instance, in order to prevent precipitation of the fats in so-called "cold pressed oils," the oil is heated and refined to remove the sterols / sterolins. Sterols and sterolins have been shown to modulate the functions of the T-Cells both in vitro and in vivo by enhancing their cellular division.

Recent research conducted by Professor Patrick Bouic and his research team at the University of Stellenbosch Medical Faculty and published in the International Journal of Immunopharmacology, is providing an entirely new medical approach to the treatment of auto-immune diseases and other chronic diseases which only manifest themselves when the afflicted individuals are at cause. International medical and scientific interest on this breakthrough has been overwhelming.

Sitosterol assists in the conversion of linoleic acid to polyunsaturated fatty acids. This process is essential for the conversion of the Omega 6 fatty acids to prostaglandins and leukotrienes. Prostaglandins and leukotrienes are hormone like substances which are involved in immune support; they assist in the reduction of thrombo-embolic disorders by reducing platelet aggregation and they also assist in the reduction of inflammatory metabolites.

Sitosterol can be metabolized to pregnenolone and therefore to DHEA and the other hormones derived from pregnenolone and its analogues. In the human body there is a steady decline with age in the production of DHEA, which is the master hormone responsible for the synthesis of oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol and others. By the age of 70 the DHEA production can be down to 10% or 20% of the levels found in a twenty year old, thus sitosterol supplements have an enormous potential for supporting the endocrine system in elderly people and, by implication, increasing their longevity.


http://www.midsouthmall.com/energy/ingredients/stigmasterol.htm

[Man-Eater]

Amla (Emblica officinalis) - Amla is a berry fruit-bearing tree that grows near the sea in Asia and the middle-east. The fruit is a refrigerant, diuretic and laxative. Fruit is also carmative and stomachic. The fruit has been used as a preventative and curative for vicious humors in the stomach and intestines. Amla has been used for acid-peptic ulcers and dyspepsia issues, and is generally rejuvenating to the digestive system. Amla is cooling and is a natural antacid.

Now, I'm expecting that Xcash

[tatorhead]

Oh crap, it looks as if someone beat me to my supplement! But you listed it on the ones you still needed...

Phooey

*goes off to find some more stuff*

[ultimatemaster]

Man-Eater I want to know were you got the info from.
Tatorhead SoLoBoYx gave me the info on that website.

[adapuff]

Get me info on one of thes supplements and get 20 to 100 XCash!!!



Orchic (testes)Concentrate
Thymus Con.
Adrenal Con.
Pancrease Con.
Pituitary Con.
Anterior Lobe Pituitary Con.
Hypothalmus Con.


Smilax Officanalis
Stigmasterol
Fucosterol



Trans-Ferulic Acid
Arginine Pyroglutamate



Inosine HRX
Succinate

All I need to know is if it is safe and where you got the info from.


excuse me but i do not no what every single word says.

[ultimatemaster]

Get me info on one of thes supplements and get 20 to 100 XCash!!!



Orchic (testes)Concentrate
Thymus Con.
Adrenal Con.
Pancrease Con.
Pituitary Con.
Anterior Lobe Pituitary Con.
Hypothalmus Con.


Smilax Officanalis
Stigmasterol
Fucosterol



Trans-Ferulic Acid
Arginine Pyroglutamate



Inosine HRX
Succinate

All I need to know is if it is safe and where you got the info from.


excuse me but i do not no what every single word says.

what don't you understand?

[adapuff]

ALL OF IT!

[adapuff]

ORCHIC PMG


Testosterone greatly influences hormone balance, the control of male sexual functions, protein formation, muscle activity, basal metabolism, and red blood cell formation. Orchic PMG contains Protomorphogen extracts, which are uniquely derived nucleoprotein-mineral extracts that support cellular health. Bovine orchic PMG extract helps maintain the orchic glands in a good state of repair to support healthy orchic gland function.

CONTENT: 90 Tablets

INTRODUCED:

SUGGESTED USE:

PRODUCT No.

PROPRIETARY BLEND:
Bovine orchic PMG extract
Magnesium Citrate


Other Ingredients:
Calcium Lactate,
Cellulose,
Calcium stearate


SUPPLEMENTS FACTS:
Serving Size: 1 Tablet
Servings per Container: 90

Calories 1
Calcium 20 mg. 2%
Sodium 25 mg. 1%


i got this from http://www.humandiamond.com/hdpub3/store/prodinfo/stdproc/sp6175.html , ok? now give me the money!

[ultimatemaster]

ORCHIC PMG


Testosterone greatly influences hormone balance, the control of male sexual functions, protein formation, muscle activity, basal metabolism, and red blood cell formation. Orchic PMG contains Protomorphogen extracts, which are uniquely derived nucleoprotein-mineral extracts that support cellular health. Bovine orchic PMG extract helps maintain the orchic glands in a good state of repair to support healthy orchic gland function.

CONTENT: 90 Tablets

INTRODUCED:

SUGGESTED USE:

PRODUCT No.

PROPRIETARY BLEND:
Bovine orchic PMG extract
Magnesium Citrate


Other Ingredients:
Calcium Lactate,
Cellulose,
Calcium stearate


SUPPLEMENTS FACTS:
Serving Size: 1 Tablet
Servings per Container: 90

Calories 1
Calcium 20 mg. 2%
Sodium 25 mg. 1%


i got this from http://www.humandiamond.com/hdpub3/store/prodinfo/stdproc/sp6175.html , ok? now give me the money!



I do not want info from a site that is trying to sell the stuff

[adapuff]

HOW DARE YOU! ITS INFORMATION!

[ultimatemaster]

HOW DARE YOU! ITS INFORMATION!

yes, but I said


I do not info from a site that is trying to sell the stuff.

[nutrovitasub]

trans-Ferulic Acid is a component of its parent compound, gamma oryzanol, a naturally occurring plant sterol complex used by many athletes. It is rapidly gaining acceptance by exercise enthusiasts and those in serious training programs.
For athletes, one tablet 30 to 45 minutes before and after workouts. On non-workout days, take one tablet with breakfast, or as recommended by your exercise trainer. For dietary enhancement, 1 to 2 tablets daily with meals.
For Trans-Ferulic Acid Products :
Trans-Ferulic Acid (http://www.nutrovita.com/search.asp?keyword=Trans-Ferulic+Acid)

For More Information Nutrovita (http://www.nutrovita.com/)

[Kirk]

Immunity and beta-endorphin concentrations in hypothalamus and plasma in rats with steroid-induced polycystic ovaries: effect of low-frequency electroacupuncture.

Stener-Victorin E, Lindholm C.

Department of Physiology, Gotenborg University, Gotenborg, Germany. elsv@fhs.gu.se

The human endocrinological disorder polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common cause of reproductive failure. Even though the cause of PCOS is unknown, hormone and immune disturbances as well as hyperactivity in the sympathetic nervous system are likely to be involved in the pathogenesis of the disease. The present study was undertaken to elucidate if rats with estradiol valerate (EV)-induced polycystic ovaries (PCO) have altered beta-endorphin concentrations in the hypothalamus and in plasma and if they have alterations in circulating immune cell populations and the activity. Repeated low-frequency (2 Hz) electroacupuncture (EA) treatments are known to modulate the release of beta-endorphin, immune responses, and the activity in the autonomic nervous system. We therefore also investigated the effect of EA treatments on the beta-endorphin and the immune systems. Low-frequency EA was given 12 times, 25 min each, over 30 days starting 2-3 days after i.m. injection of EV. The beta-endorphin concentrations in the hypothalamus and in plasma as well as the frequencies of CD4+ T cells and CD8+ T cells were significantly lower in EV-injected control rats as compared to oil-injected control rats. Repeated EA treatments in EV-injected rats significantly increased beta-endorphin concentrations in the hypothalamus. In conclusion, these findings show that both the beta-endorphinergic and the immune system are significantly impaired in rats with steroid-induced PCO and that repeated EA treatments can restore some of these disturbances.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=14561641&dopt=Abstract


Thats the complete website. Now give me my money.

[taymaster]

this is odd...