Is X-factor legit?

[dannyboy9]

Originally Posted by UnknownWarrior

do guy really have to be on a good diet to be on this??? or does it just produce better results???

X-Factor is a supplement like any other. It should be ADDED to an ALREADY solid diet. Adding to a lame diet is just a waste of money, not to mention a waste of a perfectly good supplement.

[TRAZ]

Originally Posted by dannyboy9

X-Factor is a supplement like any other. It should be ADDED to an ALREADY solid diet. Adding to a lame diet is just a waste of money, not to mention a waste of a perfectly good supplement.

I will be attempting somewhat of a cutter diet on this one as I have heard that X-Factor works really well for cutting.

[dannyboy9]

Originally Posted by TRAZ

I will be attempting somewhat of a cutter diet on this one as I have heard that X-Factor works really well for cutting.

I'm sure it does because the main purpose of the supplement (if I understood correctly) was to aid in muscle repair and recovery. Good way to preserve the muscle while burning the fat with the diet. Let me know how it goes....maybe somewhere down the road I'll give it a cycle.

[NiteHawk]

Traz, I hope this X-Factor works good for you. You are really hyped up about it...

[mywetnightmares]

I've read the reviews and some of the science behind this and basically it works as long as you follow the directions exactly. Since it also increases androgen receptor levels and amplifies IGF-1 signaling, imagine what a 7 week cycle of test base trans, x-factor, and 4 weeks of IGF would be like. My mouth is drooling over that cycle.

[TRAZ]

I excited, but don't get me wrong...I am not expecting anything super dramatic...Just a fun experiment that might just result in more muscle...