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People commonly ask us if Immune Pak and Animal Pak contain the same ingredients, and if they should be taking both or one or the other. Check out Shawn Smith's latest article to see when and why he uses these products, what they do, and how he structures his protocol. 

We don't know about you but, for most of us, this game is about getting bigger and using the right products that will help us get there. Which ones, you might ask? Different people will give you different answers. Evan Centopani, a trusted spokesperson who has been involved with Animal for over a decade, has been putting on muscle for a while. We think the advice in his latest article definitely carries some weight. Check it out.

We get many emails regarding pill and powder versions of our products. People want to know if they are the same, or if they have any variations and differences. John Jewett gives us his take in his latest article.

It's a common phenomenon among this generation of up and coming lifters—paying attention to the advanced stuff before establishing the proper foundation. It's backwards. You know it, we know it, and maybe even these kids know it. Evan Centopani outlines how to avoid putting the cart before the horse in his latest article, and explains why a product like Animal Omega should be one of the first to get into anyone's stack.

How long have you been in the weight game? Let's take a trip down memory lane with IFBB Pro and veteran Animal athlete Evan Centopani who's been involved in the bodybuilding industry for 25 years. You know what his first product was? Find out in his latest article.

As a proud major player in the supplement industry for decades, we're committed to our customers, and that's why we've updated the Animal Pak formula.

Ever since I began my bodybuilding journey, I've trained mainly to pump my muscles full of blood and expand them as much as possible. This has been my number one guiding principle when trying to build more muscle tissue. Although I increase the resistance (weight) when I feel it's necessary, I don't believe more weight is the end all be all. I am not denying that heavy weight builds strength—and a stronger muscle is typically going to be a bigger muscle—but my training has mainly focused on the pump. After discussing training methods with other bodybuilders and power lifters, I noticed that their training methods were almost exactly the opposite. Power lifters train against the pump.