I heard some ppl who run triathlons and stuff take these a few days before they compete. How come they're never mentioned in boxing?
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Originally posted by Tu Pai View PostI heard some ppl who run triathlons and stuff take these a few days before they compete. How come they're never mentioned in boxing?
At least, thats my guess. Do you know if they have a more "scientific" reasoning to these pills? All im getting from google is it boosts oxygen, but doesnt say in what way. Technichally, caffeine does too, considering it makes the heart pump faster = increased blood flow = increased oxygen throughout the body.
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Originally posted by Double Jab View PostBecause blood doping is much more effective.
At least, thats my guess. Do you know if they have a more "scientific" reasoning to these pills? All im getting from google is it boosts oxygen, but doesnt say in what way. Technichally, caffeine does too, considering it makes the heart pump faster = increased blood flow = increased oxygen throughout the body.
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Originally posted by Tu Pai View PostI got no idea man. I heard about them recently by accident.
Like me, personally, I would love to train bears for riding, because number one it would be like a horse that could attack you with its entire front, bears are easy to make, and it would be all warm and fuzzy to ride, but everyone keeps saying they are more trouble than they are worth to tame and teach to accept human riders. Oh well, no one is willing to test it, so no one accepts it. Its another tradegy of the world we live in.
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You don't hear about it because there are much more effective methods.
I've never heard of Oxygen Pills. As far as I know you can't contain a gas iside a pill. Anything you likely heard like that is a scam. As most gray area supplements are because nobody regulates them to make sure what they claim to be doing is actually true.
However you do hear about boxers and other endurance type athletes training with Hypoxic Training Systems, which boost Red Blood Cell Count for short periods of time [possibly a few weeks]
Red Blood Cells carry oxygen to the muscles and therefore improve endurance.
Check out this site
http://www.hypoxico.com/
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Originally posted by Double Jab View PostAt least, thats my guess. Do you know if they have a more "scientific" reasoning to these pills? All im getting from google is it boosts oxygen, but doesnt say in what way. Technichally, caffeine does too, considering it makes the heart pump faster = increased blood flow = increased oxygen throughout the body.
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Originally posted by GroundSt.Pound View PostYou don't hear about it because there are much more effective methods.
I've never heard of Oxygen Pills. As far as I know you can't contain a gas iside a pill. Anything you likely heard like that is a scam. As most gray area supplements are because nobody regulates them to make sure what they claim to be doing is actually true.
However you do hear about boxers and other endurance type athletes training with Hypoxic Training Systems, which boost Red Blood Cell Count for short periods of time [possibly a few weeks]
Red Blood Cells carry oxygen to the muscles and therefore improve endurance.
Check out this site
http://www.hypoxico.com/
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Originally posted by GroundSt.Pound View PostYou don't hear about it because there are much more effective methods.
I've never heard of Oxygen Pills. As far as I know you can't contain a gas iside a pill. Anything you likely heard like that is a scam. As most gray area supplements are because nobody regulates them to make sure what they claim to be doing is actually true.
However you do hear about boxers and other endurance type athletes training with Hypoxic Training Systems, which boost Red Blood Cell Count for short periods of time [possibly a few weeks]
Red Blood Cells carry oxygen to the muscles and therefore improve endurance.
Check out this site
http://www.hypoxico.com/
do you know how this works?ive seen another thread on this but i have no idea whats involved in this type of training
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Originally posted by GroundSt.Pound View PostActually Caffeine causes blood vessels to constrict
But again, I have to say I could be wrong. Hell I used to think social security numbers were world wide (as in, social security numbers were given by the united nations to every single person the moment they are born to keep track of everyone.) So given that experience, I have learned to not be dead set on an idea.
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Originally posted by Double Jab View PostWe live in a skeptical world, unless there is undeniable proof of something, we refuse to believe it, and even if there is undeniable proof, sometimes we still refuse. I guess its just another one of those things that need to be rigorously tested but no one will do it.
Like me, personally, I would love to train bears for riding, because number one it would be like a horse that could attack you with its entire front, bears are easy to make, and it would be all warm and fuzzy to ride, but everyone keeps saying they are more trouble than they are worth to tame and teach to accept human riders. Oh well, no one is willing to test it, so no one accepts it. Its another tradegy of the world we live in.
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