Ok ... gotcha

Glucose stores are finite so can be compared to a bucket for simplicity, once storage capacity has been reached glucose needs to be stored elsewhere. Understanding your own carb storage capacity can help with carb cycling

Yeah, I already know that. I'm diabetic, Typhon. I probably know more about glucose than most people. It was the terminology that I wasn't familiar with.

Chillen you are a god.
No doubt about it!

I am not a believer in over-the-counter BS. Most are utter crap--with a few exceptions.

Some really do not understand what they look at and want to consume when trying to meet their fitness goals.

Let me give you an example that fits the topic of this thread with one that knows what I am trying to say: "There is a reason why diabetics have to INJECT themselves with insulin, and avoid the stomach"

Some of these types of pills can get "destroyed" before even entering the blood for intended purpose. Even topical solutions are questionable (such as sprays).


Thus these Anabolic 7 pills (being liquid, spays, or pills), that one can get over-the-counter have inherent complications--biologically (at least for some).

But one doesn't have to question the TRUE Anabolic 7.

The complication is within figuring out the function of the "personal puzzle" contained in the real Anabolic 7.

Best wishes

Chillen