Redpill me on super male vitality /fit/
Does it actually work?
a bit, but completely overpriced. he needs some way of making money, what way better than getting beta idiots to pay through the nose for something that is basically a placebo?
alex is right about many things though including how there are flourides and xenoestrogens in water and food
>>40917808
Just look at that goddamn ad. Thats all redpill you need.
>>40917969
This
It does give you more energy (I have bought one) and it is interesting to try...but $50+ for a month's worth of a supplement is fucking retarded. I'd much rather spend that money buying frozen salmon or some other healthy protein.
>>40917808
Ive been using a propur waterfilter from infowars for a while now, ,one of the best purchases of my life, have seen sick improvement in health, muscle gain and general mood. i cant believe people drink/boil food or whatever wth that fluoride and partially radioactive shit. like what the fuck its been known for a longtime the gov tampers the water supply .. that said i wouldnt reccomend his supplements theyre crazy expensive, though the do seem to work. i suppose if youre rich go for it otherwise just get a waterfilter and skiddadle
so many shills in this thread
No. If you're eating a proper varied diet, there's no point to it. The only supplements you'll ever need is creatine and perhaps some vitamins if you don't get enough D and C.
Also the waterfilter thing is only for Ameripoors. Tap water in many European countries is fine to drink, and if it isn't, then everybody buys water from a store to drink.
it lasts me for alot longer. I only eat them when i doesn't feel too good waking up.
>>40918122
You sound like you believe the moon landing was a hoax.
>>40918555
It's a moot issue. I disagree with most people, we've obviously been to the moon, anyone who says otherwise is just not worth talking too. that said its also obvious the 1969 landings were a fake psyop to use as propaganda against soviets.
>>40918555
>you either believe in every conspiracy or believe in none
I bet you think your vote matters too
>>40918555
It was.
>>40918108
>>40917969
You should feel humiliated for being conned by him. KYS.
>there are people in this thread who genuinely bought this
>>40917808
>>40917808
do you buy / belive in
Gemmotherapy ( only medicine from young plant buds )
homeopathy ( water has memory and the more you dilute the medicine the stronger it gets)
spagyric therapy ( you separate and recombine the drug to make it somehow better)
GMO free ( for example no modified yeast to cheaply produce the active ingredient)
then yes go ahead and buy it.