New Phosphatidic Acid Study

Diet and Nutrition
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http://www.nrcresearchpress.com/doi/abs/10.1139/apnm-2016-0564#.WIun9xiZORs

So 750mg PA is useless?

“The supplement we used was a commercial product containing 750 mg of Mediator PA.”

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That study trained 3 days per week

This older study trained 4 days and had positive results
http://jissn.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1550-2783-9-47

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Yes but isnt that study supported by ChemiNutra?the owners of Mediator

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yep. they supplied the grant

there was also a 2nd study

http://nutritionandmetabolism.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1743-7075-11-29

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Honestly, I am.one who tried Micro PA when it came out and I have tried different doses:

750mg= it did nothing for me
1.5g= things began to happen
3g= amazing musclefullness,strength,size , appetite ++

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never tried it.

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I have been doing Lecithin granules (1.2g PA) and have seen huge gains in strength, some weight gain, overall vascularity. I haven’t tried 3g…but maybe I should.

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Hey MM (or anyone) do you know if Sunflower Lecithin also has PA in it?

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those things are like pure omega 6 so take that into account mate

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appears it does have it in it.

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damn. that would be a no-go then lol

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I see now after taking another look at the label. Sad I didn’t look at it before cause I was solely concerned with phosphatidic acid. My blood work didn’t come back abnormal when I got it done, but it is something to take into account, especially if I plan on using gear. But damn it seems to work so well!

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Just take more Omega 3’s

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My thoughts as well.