NO Xplode

The latest thing in MLB clubhouses is NO-Xplode. It's some uber creatine, or so it claims. Can somebodyd explain to me why taking this stuff isn't considered cheating while players on HGH are vilified as horrible human beings.

 

Sure, because we already have creatine in our system. Look at it as a vitamin. And it doesn't promote muscle growth and increased strength but muscle repair. Essential for most professional athletes today with the gruelling schedules they face.

 

Is there really anything wrong with taking Creatine or whey protein, please...

 

Nope ...

 

Pretty simple. NO Xplode is legal. HGH isn't.

 

Beyond that, according to one source, the addition to creatine to a vegetarian diet can help athletic performance.

Bottom line, though, it's not illegal. HGH is.

 

The legality thing to me is so arbitray. I mean in our society, alcohol is legal while weed isn't. Alchohol is much more dangerous.
But that's the only legit explanation I can think of.

From the NO-Xplode label:

NO-Xplode has eliminated this problem by increasing you body's creatine
saturation point. It completely opens up the blood vessels which feed the
muscle, allowing the Muscle Volumizing Creatine Matrix to stretch the muscle
cell and force it to hold more creatine and other volumizing nutrients.

That's different than just taking protein. Much different.

My point is this whole steroid thing is bigger than just right/wrong. I just have a hard time seeing why some things are OK and others aren't other than the arbitrary legality.

 

Where do you draw the line Fader? Creatine helps in repairing damage. So does Advil. Why is Advil legal?

The fact is, steroids were banned, in part, because of the danger factor. It's not as arbitrary as you think.

 

HGH hasn't been proven to be bad for you.

 

Possible damage includes problems with the liver and edema. I'm more likely to side with the evidence that shows it is bad than those trumpeting the belief that it isn't.

 

HGH is perfectly legal with a prescription.

 

We're not talking just about HGH, though. And illegal or not, we're talking about why sporting leagues have banned it.