Glycocyamine?

[THE AHJ]

Fellas,

I was recently cruising the BB.com website and stumbled upon this post:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=113488291

It points out a couple of ingrediants used in pre-workout supplements that are potentially harmful and seem to be widely used in the industry. The thread lists a couple of brands, of which seem to be big players in the industry and I noticed that Shock Therapy contains one of the items listed in the thread. My question is; is this thread legit? I've used Shock Therapy in the past and have'nt noticed issues of any sort. Is this thread out to bash reputable companies? I took the liberty of sending PM's to a couple of Reps on BB.com who's names were listed and have yet to hear back from them. Can anybody provide me some insight as I'm a bit confused on whether to continue my use of Shock Therapy.

Thanks in advance for all your help,

-THE AHJ

[J-Dawg]

Just a heads up. Shock Therapy no longer contains glycocyamine. All batches from 2007 and on were produced without it.
The supplement facts panel here will reflect it:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/shock.html

[mritter3]

hey thanks for the heads up J, you always manage to keep us informed.

[THE AHJ]

Just a heads up. Shock Therapy no longer contains glycocyamine. All batches from 2007 and on were produced without it.
The supplement facts panel here will reflect it:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/univ/shock.html

J-Dawg,

Thanks for the info I really do appreciate. Yet again Universal/Animal manages to prove to me you guys are the Top Dawgs in the industry.

Thanks,

-THE AHJ

[Universal Rep]

Corporate does listen to consumers, that's my experience. They don't always do everything that every consumer requests, but they listen. In this case, they also acted.