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Maybe I'm just imaging this but it seems like there has been a general turn around in the way people view sups? It seems like more and more even people I don't know are coming in with very down to earth and common sense approaches.

I expect that from Ross but honestly I sort of expect most new members to be blown away by every supplement claim out there but that doesn't seem to be the case as much anymore.

If I'm not imagining this, I have to say, it is really nice to see.

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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.

I feel ya there. when i first started HS hockey, everybody was taking creatine like it was a miracle drink.

I recently bought this creatine and so far i havent seen anything different. just switched because i wanted to try it.

Im really curious why everyone feels regular creatine monohydrate is the best creatine on the market. There has been so much research done by many different laboratories, independent sources and many universities that have all proven it not to be. After suffering a major injury and wanting to get back into lifting I started researching every product I took in depth from amino acid stack to proteins. I strongly suggest everyone to do the same especially what ingredeints are being used---mostly fillers and sweetners. Huge eye opener especially if your buying from the big chains. Im always willing to learn more and keep an open mind as well as willing to share what Ive learned over the years.