Today’s world of best performance supplements has increased the health and performance of many who have subscribed to their use. A big part of the power in the gym supplement market is the lack of nutrition in modern diet cultures – all of them (today).

Fantastic results and nutritional coverage is not always the case, with all the different supplements out there consumers at times buy the wrong stuff, stuff that is not as quality or even brands that sneak some serious chemicals in for effectiveness. For this reason, I have put together a few of the best performance supplements for newbies, and oldb’s to start with.

The portability and preserve-ability of supplements make up some of the value. Modern technology and supplement companies today, provide some interestingly powerful nutrition to athletes, that stores well just tossed into the gym bag.

There are risks involved surely anytime laboratory synthetics or unnaturally derived ingredients are employed. We didn’t evolve from possibly synthetic powders, and using too much or too many is always a risk with any consumable. That is not to say there are not all-natural non-risky dry powders out there either, there are.

There is surely power and availability in these products on the commercial supplement market and they have been there for years now with lots of first-hand results and scientific testing evidence that can’t be ignored by any thorough athlete, or a “cutting edge fitness science.”

Competition in the performance supplement market is very logical in the way that companies with good products that work, tend to rise above the rest.

The supplements are used in a wide range of sports such as MMA, whose athletes are constantly tested for banned substances which helps to ensure the entire market uses acceptable ingredients to get their customers results. Results do come with these products.

Supplements are nowhere near as good as using a well-sourced high diversity of natural whole plant foods.

From Carnivore to Vegan and the old-school wrestler’s carb code to the keto diet, the cutting edge diet pro’s find massive holes in the nutritional coverage of most modern gym-heads and diet guides.

We also find plenty of ignorant or ill-informed supplementation practices that will help certain negative issues to develop over time. So we have made our information to try and fix and improve in these areas.

It is no wonder because there really isn’t much out there in the vast web of workout and training info that gives a full picture and hypothetical attack plan to cover all the bases.

This is largely due to the sad fact that most trainers and nutritionists don’t know anything about nature and her nutrients and how all the different proteins, acids, enzymes, and essences work together and grow.

So we have some diamond info for readers on the best way to take supplements to get the best results.

Being in the supplement field on a daily basis gives us a good position to figure these things out from. We are in contact with colleagues, nutritionists, and nutritional information as a fairly large team connecting some of the sharpest points of the diet future spear, and we aim to go on to new levels in performance currently unheard of.

The most important best performance supplements, to start with are going to be a multivitamin, a protein, a greens blend, and maybe a good pre-workout. I do not list calcium supplements below, however, I do recommend that dieters focus on a calcium-rich food intake.

SUPPLEMENT RANKING

1. Athletic Greens

Athletic Greens is a plant-based powder, for those who want to get a jump start to becoming Nutritionally Diverse and haven’t planned out too much. It’s also a great one to have in the city when you know everything is loaded with glyphosate and other toxins. Get some other greens together with it into the Vitamix and blend up a puree perfect for absorption. I  would recommend all powdered supplements be mixed with other living ingredients so that they can bond together for faster, easier digestions and uptake.

Getting as much of the plant world of essences in is going to make for the best performance supplement. Check out other best green juice supplements here.

2. Animal Paks by Universal Nutrition

When in the city or on the run this supplement, and you want to train hard – during training season twice a week pop down an Animal Pak training individualized packet’s about 30 mins to an hour before training. These packs are loaded with vitamins and minerals, and are complete with digestive enzymes and have been a trusted go-to supplement for athletes and bodybuilders since 1983. It could be that more can be gained from this supplement by blending it, I say with a good citrus like oranges, or tomato ‘v-8’ type of thing, to help uptake.

Animal Pack came out with a pure powder version for faster uptake also.

3. Combat Protein Powder by Muscle Pharm

Protein powder is staple and standard to any serious athlete. The modern American diet is not the athlete’s diet by any means, it is simply not sufficient nutrition for that level of output (for us working-class or poorer athletes, definitively). Athletes are constantly concerned with making sure enough protein is consumed – protein powder helps a great deal to muscle building and muscle recovery.

This is a great, well rounded, well-accepted nutritional go-to protein at a fair price. I find MP protein easily here in Panama and in the States. This stuff is great for evening or morning, or pre or post-workout shakes. It’s a good taste, easy on the stomach, go-to protein.  MP is certainly my all-around star company and favorite.

I love this protein that is also got a good dose of calcium in it. I am fairly calcium focused also, I want strong bones. The preferred supplement of the UFC, has taken a lot of time and care into coming up with strong supplements for athletes and while the Giant protein (my 2nd favorite) has a heavier weighing feeling in my stomach than MP Combat I feel like the Combat Protein is simply smoother assimilation.

The experts say 1 gram of protein should be consumed for every 1 pound of body weight, per day to maintain muscle.

 4. Mutant Mass Nutrition

Mutant Nutrition Mutant Mass Gainer has come on the scene with a bang, shaker cups, posters, and a pretty effective working mass gainer blends, in helpful 15lb bags at an even more helpful low price. I have used it, not bad. I got ripped. I feel it assimilates well on a scale from to ten at about a 6. So it’s not one I’ll be using all the time.

Great for the price.

5. Muscle Milk

Muscle Milk has been a long time trusted recommend for athletes with money, because it was normally y more expensive than other proteins, although when buying in bulk I have noticed, there is a decent price on the stuff – 50. It’s good stuff. I do use it from time to time and the stuff assimilates very well.

6. Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is such a valuable commodity and I recommend it for all those taking supplements and training hard. See our Best Coconut Oil here.

7. MP Assault

I really like this pre-workout, it gives good energy, and focus, and little crash, or shakes. Muscle Pharm, takes a lot of pride and concentration in making safe supplements. I like MP Assault a lot and it is effective, and I trust Muscle Pharm in their cautions regarding using any ingredients that could be too hard to handle for some or urine test failure for competitive athletes.  Click here to get the best price on MP Assault from Amazon.com!

Some of these products are amazing. Some have drastic effects on mental focus, I am taking MP Assult during the time I write this article- talk about drastic focus and cognitive improvements, yowzas! Using pre-workouts can transform gym and sports sessions and help push that strength line up, break through plateaus and get in the zone.

Muscle Pharm has recently broken onto the scene with a new pre-work with nitric oxide called Wreckage, and it is good.

For the price, you can’t beat MP products.

8. BSN N.O. Explode

Because I love the track so much in Panama City, when I am going to be there for a while I want to get a powerful pre-workout, that also focuses on supporting stamina. I know this supplement very well and have used over ten times in my 19 years of serious athletic training, it is called N.O. Explode, and it is by BSN Nutrition, and it packs a great punch for gym power and also for running. It really does help my run, and the pump from it in the gym is a benefit. I have used this supplement many times over the last 19 years of gym experience, and the “legendary” formula has been on the shelf around the time I started with supplements.

9. Hyde

Hyde pre-workout is strong. It is very strong and they even make a less powerful one called Dr.Jykle for fun and those who like a little less kick.

This Amazon Choice product is very well priced.

Because of how strong it is, it would be good to get a break from pre-workouts all together following 4 to 8 weeks of use.

10. Infinite Labs: Juggernaut

I just tried this one recently. It is a bit pricey, the most expensive of the three pre-workouts I have ranked, being the bottle has only 21 servings, but I do like it a lot. For writing and focus too man, really great stuff, this I think is my favorite of the three, always change it up, but I highly recommend this pre-workout.

SUPPLEMENT BENEFITS

Protein supplements can help performance recovery a great deal, especially since the modern diet lacks sufficient proteins for intense training. [1]

Vitamins and Multivitamins have been shown to help folks especially those with strict eating plans such as vegans and vegetarians. [2] Multivitamins can not take the place of a diverse diet of whole foods. [A]

Creatine has been known in early studies to reduce wrinkles for men in skin cremes along with increased muscle gains and endurance activity. [3]

Supplements can be very helpful because of the lack of nutrients in modern health education, guidelines and grocery stores produce’s a narrow spectrum of availabilities and negative food conditions. [4]

Supplementation is a functional part of top performance in the modern-day. [5] Physical performance and vitamin availability depend upon climate and elevation factors in addition to user performance. [6]

Users who use supplements showed significantly higher levels of vitamins and minerals. [7] This is because of the lack of diversity in the modern diet. Try the best diet instead.

SUPPLEMENT SIDE EFFECTS

Taking too much of something is always a risk, that chemical build-ups in the body can happen and other adverse side effects such as digestive problems and headaches.

Creatine is likely safe when taken by mouth at doses up to 25 grams daily for up to 14 days. Lower doses up to 4-5 grams taken daily for up to 18 months are also likely safe. Some early research also suggests that creatine is possibly safe when taken in doses up to 10 grams daily for up to 5 years.  [x]

Another risk with certain vitamins and supplements is the use of inorganic materials that break down oddly and store incorrectly in the system.

Too much protein and not enough plant matter can see gross digestive track build-ups. NDdiet uses the rule of 5x in plant matter, for any protein consumed.

SUPPLEMENT EXPERIENCE

Lining up a training client with some top get fit and get lean starters from our ranking!

I have been using protein and pre-workouts off and on over the last 19 years. I am always sure to cycle off everything, as soon as I can afford it, or natural nutrients are abundantly available on a permaculture farm for example.

Colleague and friend here in Panama Dr. Daniels who worked throughout 2019 with joint health patients focused on using extremely cheap or free cow parts and pigs’ ears. “Bone and cartilage health is drastically improved by bone and cartilage soup,” she says. She also explained that the consumption of this soup and bone broth can be used in conjunction with or instead of powdered protein to help avoid negative effects such as “face folds.”

Nutritional diversity Sciences has uncovered protein and another supplement efficiency is drastically increased by 1. a drastic increase in natural diet diversity, 2. a drastic reduction in toxic consumption and 3. when the powders are taken with high fiber or high plant material volume or high oil content, such as in broth, coconuts or avocados.

Powders like to bind to solid food rather than stick to the kidneys.

There are plenty of high-powered species and concoctions known to dramatically aid in digestion such as cordyceps mushrooms, serrapeptase, damiana, papaya, kombucha, and so many others.

➀ If you can only get a few supplements to begin with – I recommend protein, and glutamine to go with it to give it that quick-creat stick.

➁ The biggest thing is getting the supplements from a reputable company, the companies I have listed are a good start.

After a workout, I say take the protein within 20 minutes of stopping let us say, the killer routine. There is plenty of study and old school testimony from guys who know, in order to program the body to get big, take 25grams of why protein right after you stop working out and take another 25 grams 25 minutes later and eat 25 minutes after that. There is a direct timing conscious channel, that says ” I just worked hard, and I need to be able to do it again.”

Multivitamins are something I try to take in the morning, or a few hours before a workout if I am unable to get my full diversity of plant and animal species that I want.

For those trying to build mass, you want both protein and carbs. Keto sounds cool and it is a great leaning diet, but carbohydrates are the glue and that can be good and bad. remember the trick with nutrition is in the dose. Too much is bad for the stomach but the right amount is needed to stick the heavier than normal proteins into the muscle for heavier than normal muscle goals.

You might want to try the weight gainer mixes if you have been having trouble gaining weight. Daily body metrics study is really a great key to success in achieving weight oriented goals.

The next type I might recommend is one of the pre-workouts who are really great for turning up the intensity, and for getting oxygen and other nutrients throughout the system.

Less is more with these supplements remember that. Even a little too much will nausea and could cause liver damage. Drink extra water when using one of our recommendations for the best pre-workout supplements.

Many times prework outs are stacked with Vitamin C and B12 so look at these and consider them against other diet ingredients. Orange is a good mixe-in because it has the natural sugars and balance that can add back into the overall functionality equation of the pre-workout mix. It should be a mix not just the supplement by itself.

Remember because oftentimes they are caffeine stacked, don’t take anything protein or carb-wise an hour before or an hour after your best pre-work out supplement because you run the risk of turning it straight to 2-stage-fat, while the system is still processing the stimulant nutrition like caffeine.

The best electrolytes and essential essences come best from fresh plant materials so you want as much of that thought the day, and mixed with the dry powders to help the uptake and assimilation of them.

I tell new omnivorous Nutritional Diversifists, to get 5x the grams of plant material that they currently take in protein. This means a slash of one-third of their normal protein intake once the sufficient level of non-mono culture-derived plant material consumption is reached.

Using the same protein-tethered metric method one liter of water needs to be consumed 15 to 20 minutes following any food consumption. Of course, it can become much more refined and scientific than this, but food consumption is best broken down obtained and rationed, maybe prepped and definitely well-planned before the consumption day begins.

If I was to add to this list I would say a supplement for joints, and milk thistle or kombucha for liver support also.

Ozone infusions to supplement drinks can also help them assimilate greatly. This can be a serious multiplier, especially to pre-workout super recipes.

Switching up and mixing different supplements can also be a fun experiment and an important part of keeping things most functional with supplement effects.

A great company to change up with on all of this is Onnit, you can trust everything from them.

SUPPLEMENT DISCUSSION

In this article, performance supplements in the modern market place 1. I have used, 2. that I know to be safe, 3. that have good reputations and reviews from previous clients, students, and testers are discussed.

This is an article I will likely update from time to time when I try new stuff, or a trusted source turn me on to a new product, especially if it’s something that is really functional.

It is far more important to get as much diversity in diet, and much all-natural whole food performance benefiting nutrition as possible, and the performance supplement market has been inherently designed to fulfill where modern diet routinely lacks.

SUPPLEMENT FAQ

Q. Are performance supplements supreme?

A. No. Performance supplements, though good selection is available and convenient, are never as good as taking a melange of natural whole plant foods.

Q. What are the arguments for taking performance supplements?

A. Athletes are pushing for top performance in competitive sports. They will try to avail themselves of good nutrition supplements to boost their performance. Performance supplements are readily available and results of numerous scientific studies and modern technology. Thirdly, there is a lack of consciousness of a complete nutritional regime in the modern diet.

Q. What are the cons of taking the easy route of performance supplements?

A. The myriad of information on these supplements products is only covered individually and some may not cover specific products. Synthetic products may not be wholesome for long term consumption. Laboratory conditions often isolate specific factors that largely ignore other inherent properties of products in the scheme of things.

Q. What are the minimum basis of a good mix of performance supplements?

A. That should include at least multivitamins, a protein, a greens blend.

Q. What are the benefits of taking multivitamins?

A. There is ample evidence that multivitamins do complete the regime of most vegans and vegetarians.

Q. So, what exactly are multivitamins?

A. Multivitamins are a combination of many various vitamins that are normally found in foods and other natural sources. Multivitamins are used to provide vitamins that are not taken in through the consumed regular diet.

Q. What precautionary attitude should we keep in regards to taking multivitamins?

A. Overconsumption of vitamins A, D, E, or K can invoke significant or life-threatening side effects. Certain minerals in a multivitamin may also cause serious overdose symptoms in overconsumption. It is best to seek a medical opinion before deciding on a regular regime. Moreover, we should not take more than one kind of multivitamins to avoid overdosage.

Q. How should we store multivitamins?

A. Multivitamins should always be stored at room temperature away from moisture and heat and away from the freezer.

Q. How do we take pressed pill supplements such as multivitamins?

A. Multivitamins ought to be chewed up before ingestion.

Q. What is a protein supplement?

A. Protein powders are concentrated sources of protein from animal or plant foods.

Q. How does protein supplement help performance in athletes?

A. Athletes and people who regularly lift weights should do well by taking protein powder because it helps maximize muscle gain and fat loss.

Q. Why protein is such an important base factor in an athlete´s dietary need?

A. When protein is digested, it will cause a rapid rise in amino acids that may help increase muscle size and strength. At the same time, It may also lower appetite and promote fat loss.

Q. What are the cons of taking protein supplements?

A. Overconsumption of protein supplements could potentially cause a variety of problems: stomach pains, cramps, reduced appetite, nausea, headache, fatigue.

Q.What is creatine?

A. Creatine is an amino acid that does not occur in proteins but is found in the muscle tissue of vertebrates both in the free form and as phosphocreatine. It supplies energy for muscle contraction. It can be taken as natural supplement to boost athletic performance

Q. What benefits does creatine give to athletes to their performance?

A. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is a key molecule in our cells for energy and all basic life functions and is broken down to produce energy during intense exercise. Supplementing a regular diet with creatine provides additional ATP energy for the need of an athlete who drives for performance.

Q. Is there anything we should watch out for when taking creatine?

A. Creatine is one of the safest supplements around since it has been studied extensively and has a very long history of use.

Q. Can supplement use hurt the liver?

A. The majority of bodybuilding dietary supplement products that lead to liver injury appear to contain androgenic anabolic steroids or are contaminated with these and other chemicals.

Q. Can dead inorganic supplement material cause problems rather than benefits?

A. Taking large dosage of mineral supplements can be harmful to health and cause toxicity.

Q. Is it important to use supplements in specific ways?

A. Absolutely. The key here is about balance and before adding them to your dietary regime, one should consult with medical practitioners. Combine with real foods always.

Q. Can performance supplements be dangerous?

A. Everything has to be taken in moderation. There are definitely side effects that one can experience if certain performance supplements are not regulated appropriately.

SUPPLEMENT RECAP

It helps to have a coach or someone who knows help you get started.

You can find that someone in the gym, just look for the best character.

Go slow to assess tolerance, and many times “less is more,” plus your stuff will last longer and too much hurts rather than helps.

Let me start with the essential protein our modern diet is so deficient of.

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