Animal Pak Multivitamin?

[fvanesbeck]

hi,

just wondering if anyone has used the animal pak multivitamin pills and if so, how did they effect your training, etc.



they were recommended to me by a friend, but i figured i'd ask on here before i seriously considered buying them.

also, it says on their website that they're meant primarily for bodybuilders, but also for people who take part in "intense training", which boxing obviously is. i do a little bit of weight training on top of boxing 5 days a week by the way.

any help/insight is appreciated.

[Danny Gunz]

It wouldn't hurt but its pretty pricey. If I were you I'd stick to regular multi's from GNC or somewhere you can get them cheaper.

[prime tyme]

hi,

just wondering if anyone has used the animal pak multivitamin pills and if so, how did they effect your training, etc.



they were recommended to me by a friend, but i figured i'd ask on here before i seriously considered buying them.

also, it says on their website that they're meant primarily for bodybuilders, but also for people who take part in "intense training", which boxing obviously is. i do a little bit of weight training on top of boxing 5 days a week by the way.

any help/insight is appreciated.

Nothing wrong with a generic vitamin from Walmart or a grocery store... its the same thing.

[El Angel]

I enjoyed the energy I got from it, but IMO it's not worth what you pay for it.

[chav]

I think they are a bit of a rip off personally. In the UK i get mine from here



Much cheaper and they are more potent then you average muti vit.

A lot of guys i know just use normal multi vitamins, they just take one in the morning and one in the evening.

[Jordan222]

A multivit a day keeps the product away, but be sure it contains at least 200 meg of supplement b folic level of acidity.