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Pre-workout product mentioned that when it's consumed it enlarges arteries, veins&capillaries to maximize the blood flow for good results.dangerous?
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Workout products: are usually nothing more than empty promises. There is no magic product which makes working out easier. If you weight train properly, stay at it consistently, stay hydrated, and eat properly (with a good balance of proteins), you will see results. Special products are just a way of getting your money by feeding on your desire for quick results.
Answered 9/28/2017
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