Decabolic Creatine Review – Should You Use It?

Decabolic Creatine Overview

For all the apparent controversy over using it, creatine is the most widely studied bodybuilding supplement there is.

Although some people don’t like the way it causes water retention, it’s well accepted in the community that for putting on muscle, it works. That’s in the general sense.

But in the more specific sense, there are so many different kinds of creatine, how do we know which is right for us.

Decabolic Creatine attempts to solve that dilemma by providing you with fully 10 different kinds at once.

It comes from a company called Nutracell Labs that makes several other bodybuilding supplements as well.

The potential draw of Decabolic Creatine is that by combining several pharmaceutical grade types of creatine, you’ll be providing your muscles with more than sufficient ATP that gets converted to fast twitch muscle energy, which you can use as the quickest way to increased muscle strength and size.

Decabolic Creatine Ingredients and How The Work

We haven’t been provided with a complete ingredient list.

What we do know is that the formula is primarily if not exclusively made up of the 10 different kinds of creaine, including:

Di-Creatine Malate which is very bio-available.
Creatine Monohydrate, the most commonly used creatine.
Creatine Ethyl Ester which has a longer half-life so stays in your system longer than other kinds.
Creatine Alpha-Ketoglutarate which improves delivery directly to the muscles.
Di-Creatine Orotate which helps make more creatine available to boost intracellular glycogen stores.
Magnesium Creatine Chelate which is creatine chemically bonded to magnesium which allows more to be delivered directly to the muscles without waste or loss.
Creatine Citrate which adds a citric acid molecule to hep produce aerobic energy within the cell.
Tri-Creatine Malate which is monohydrate bound to malic acid.

This increases the efficiency of the energy release.
Creatine Anhydrous which removes the water molecule for improved potency.

The standard dose is 1 scoop of Decabolic Creatine mixed with water.

During the 4 day loading phase, take 1 scoop 4 times a day, spread throughout.

After that, take one scoop daily to maintain sufficient creatine levels.

Decabolic Creatine Pros and Cons

Advantages of Decabolic Creatine

A tub includes 45 servings so you may be able to make it last longer than a month after the initial loading phase.
There are lots and lots of positive Decabolic Creatine reviews on Amazon.com

Disadvantages of Decabolic Creatine

There’s suspicion that most of the positive reviews on Amazon are fake (ie paid for by the manufacturer.) This happens pretty often. A company will flood their Amazon listing with positive reviews that they pay people to post, making a product appear much more popular than it actually is.
Most of the scientific research on creatine involves one kind – creatine monohydrate.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Decabolic Creatine through the Nutracell website or a few other online retailers like Amazon.

The price for the 45 serving tub is about $55. They tout a guarantee, but it’s not an actual guarantee that involves money.It’s just a promise that Decabolic Creatine is good stuff.

Conclusion

Creatine is one of the best ways to push your workouts to the next level and gain some real strength and size. Decabolic Creatineprovides creatine to be sure, but it’s not clear there’s anything to particularly recommend this combination of creatines.

It’s simply guesswork that if one is good, ten must be better.

Ultimately though, I just don’t see Decabolic Creatine as worth the money.

There are plenty of creatine based supplements that give you more of it or at least work in concert with other ingredients that contribute to the best possible pre workout routine or post workout recovery possible.

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Brainfire Review – Miracle Nootropic or Dud?

“What if you could boost brain power? Increase your memory recall, reaction time, and be noticeably more focused?

Be in a happier mood and enjoy better overall improved health?”

These are the statements made none other then by a supplement that gos by the name of Brainfire, the most recent nootropic supplement we’ve come across. This pill promises a wide variety of health benefits, including the ability to think faster, increase your motivation to get work done, and improve you’re overall mood.

But does it really work? We set out to learn the truth about this supplement, and dug through all of the marketing hype to give you a clear answer about how it works.

What is Brainfire?

Brainfire calls itself a “super brain supplement” that is designed to make you more efficient by increasing your mental alertness, energy, and cognition. It does this through a supposedly unique blend of all natural ingredients that work to help increase blood flow to the brain, as well as decrease anxiety levels to produce a calm sort of laser focus.

The ingredients list on their website includes Ginkgo Biloba, St. Johns Wort, Phosphatidylserine, and Bacopin, and apparently that’s it.

However, if you look on the label, NONE of these ingredients are listed. Instead we find that it contains an assortment of B vitamins, including B1 (thiamine mononitrate), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (Niacin), B6, and B9 (Niacin). It also contains, quite surprisingly, Creatine….Why a focus / memory supplement contains creating I have no idea.

Brainfire also contains 2 other ingredients I’ve never heard of before, AlphaSize and SerinAid. Both are registered trademarks, and when I looked them up it sounds like AlphaSize is simply a choline derivative and SerinAid is a phospholipid.

There’s no mention of any stimulants like caffeine, yohimbe, or ephedrine, so I’m not quite sure where you’re going to get this “massive energy boost” they keep talking about.

Warning – Deceptive Marketing and Advertising Ahead…

So, you probably got to this page after reading about some warning Stephen Hawking made about things he strongly believe will be the demise of the Human civilization…I’ve seen the ad on Yahoo several times before, and it’s definitely intriguing enough to click on.

When you click on the page, you are led to a supposed magazine article on Discover Mag that shows Anderson Cooper interviewing Stephen Hawking about “Technology overtaking humanity, and a certain ‘smart pill’ that will likely save us”. He also credits his $20 Million net worth to it…

If you already closed the article out, here’s a quick snapshot I took:

Look familiar?? Yeah, I thought so…

Within the article, Stephen Hawking talks about how he fears that Aliens may very likely one day visit Earth and that they likely would try and conquer and colonize us.

It finally gets to the point when they say the Mr. Hawking credits his ability to function and maintain focus on such a high level thanks to the effects of Brainfire.

It also go’s on to say that many other celebrities, including the likes of Denzel Washington, who apparently said in a recent science convention that ” I would not be able to have the energy I have, the focus and ability to memorize my movie lines after reading them just once, if it wasn’t for Bainfire.

If you don’t smell the B.S. yet, read on…you will soon, trust me 🙂

The article gos on to state that, in a recent Forbes article Brainfire was recently given an honorary mention as being the “pill that can turn you into the quickest thinker on the planet”.

Here’s a screenshot in case you missed it:

So, What’s The Problem Rob? All these celebrities are using it, it must work, right???

Well, what you probably don’t realize (or realized too late) is that this entire magazine article is FALSE…All the information and content in it is completely FAKE. And here’s the proof:

1.) This is NOT the real Discovery Magazine website

It might look like it, but this site is NOT the real Discovery Magazine news site. How do I know this? Well, look at the URL in the address bar.

Discovery Mag US DOT com is NOT the real one…that would be discoverymagazine.com.

2.) Stephen Hawking was NOT Interviewed By Anderson Cooper

I searched literally everywhere, and could not find one single piece of evidence that Anderson Cooper interviewed Stephen Hawking. There were a few mentions of him talking about how Aliens might take over the planet one day, but none of them were on Anderson Cooper 360.

In fact, if you look at the image above, you’ll see that SOMEHOW they cleverly photo shopped Stephen Hawking into the image sitting next to Anderson Cooper.

3.) That Forbes Article on Brainfire?? Doesn’t exist…At Least Not The Way they want you to believe

Remember that Forbes article that mentioned that Brainfire was the new “Viagra for the brain”? Well, here’s the REAL forbes article. As you can see, there is clearly NO mention of Brainfire, and it is simply talking about a completely different pharmaceutical drug that is still in clinical trials.

This is not the first time that I’ve seen these ads. As you’ll see in my reviews of some other nootropic supplements like Addium, Alpha ZXT, and Brainstorm Elite, this practice has been going on for quite sometime now.

Reviews of Brainfire

Finding a credible review of Brainfire was downright impossible. The vast majority of “blogs” out there that talk up the product appear to be paid for by the manufacturer to post positive testimonials about their product.

As a matter of fact, most of the sites populating the top results in Google aren’t even really “reviews” of the supplement, but rather a series of rambling nonsensical statements that are clearly written by someone from another country, most likely India or Pakistan.

For example, check out this paragraph from the website “diabacor does it work DT com” under the title “Customer Reviews About Brainfire”…

Justin says: “It is exceptional supplement that make a point to convey all the fundamental vitamins and ingredients to your cerebrum cells. This formula helps you to stay persuaded with the goal that you can lead a healthier and less demanding life. Take its daily dose to enhance all the zones of your cognitive development that likewise incorporates vitality and also short as well as long haul memory.”

I don’t know about you, but to me, that entire statement makes absolutely no sense whatsoever…Is it going to help me think better, or “keep me persuaded” to help me maybe think better???

I searched around for legit reviews of Brain Fire on Youtube, and came up short. The only “review” I could find was this jumbled mess of a video:

As you can see, that video is equally as worthless as most of the “reviews” written on these supposed other blogs.

My Results With Brainfire

I went into my experiment with Brainfire with very low expectations. I’ve heard many of the claims before, and the fact that they are deliberately using fictitious marketing to try and sell their supplement leads me to believe it’s probably nothing more then a sugar pill.

Alas, I received my order of Brainfire about a month ago, but went on an extended working vacation so didn’t get a chance to try it out until last week. My results???Not a damn thing…

I followed the directions on the label, which called for 2 capsules daily. I tried it on an empty stomach, a full stomach, I even broke open the capsule and mixed it in a glass of water thinking it would make it work quicker.

I can honestly say that I didn’t feel any effects from brainfire, not even a rush of energy you might get with a heavy dose caffeine pill.

Frequently Asked Questions About Brainfire

How do I take it?

According to the instructions on the label, you should take 2 capsules daily, or as directed by your health practitioner. As usual, the typical warnings are present. It shouldn’t be take be pregnant women or nursing mothers, as well as anyone under the age of 18.

Are there any side effects?

Well, Brainfire will tell you that there supplement is completely safe and side effect free. But the reality is ANY supplement can produce side effects, it really depends on the individual.

For example, while the ingredient St. Johns Wort has been shown to help with depression and symptoms that go along with depression, it ALSO has shown a wide range of side effects including trouble sleeping, vivid dreams, restlessness, anxiety, irritability, stomach upset, and even fatigue. (Source: 1)

However, since we can clearly see that it doesn’t in fact contain St. Johns Wort, I guess you don’t have to worry about that. 🙂 Niacin, on the other hand, is present in Brainfire, and is well known to cause a range of side effects including nausea / vomiting, skin flushing, dizziness, light headedness, skin itching / rash, and stomach pain and / or discomfort.

That’s actually a very common complaint I get about another competing nootropic supplement called Addium.

Does it work like Adderall / Vyvanse?

Most likely not…ADD / ADHD drugs like those are the most powerful on the market. So powerful, in fact, that not only do they require a doctors visit to obtain one, their distribution is VERY tightly regulated by the FDA and DEA.

A powerful all natural supplement that can mimic the effects of those drugs?? Highly unlikely…

Is it REALLY a clinically studied supplement?

No…despite the claims that Brainfire has clinical studies supporting the use of their supplement, that make no reference to an ACTUAL clinical study involving their supplement.

What they are alluding to, intentionally or unintentionally, is that SOME of the ingredients in their formula have been clinically studied.

However, if you do the research, you’ll find that many of the clinical studies of these ingredients were not very favorable. For instance, the ingredient Phosphatidylserine was given a “qualified health claim” by the FDA to allow labels to state “consumption of Phosphatidylserine may reduce the risk of cognitive dysfunction in the elderly.”

However, the FDA ALSO mentioned that there is “very limited and preliminary scientific evidence that suggests that Phosphatidylserine may reduce the risk of cognitive dysfunction in the elderly”. They also concluded that these is little scientific evidence supporting this claim. (Source: 2)

Where can I buy it?

The only place I could find it for sale was on their official website. They have several ordering options available…a 1 bottle starter package will run you about $53.98, with standard shipping.

If you buy larger quantities, you qualify for some pretty hefty discounts. For example, if your order 3 bottles you get 2 free, which is an average savings of about $249 in total. They also offer a “buy 2 bottles get 1 free” deal that knocks the price down to $34.99 per bottle, apparently saving you $129.

As far as I can tell, you cannot buy Brainfire in stores like GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, Walmart, Walgreens or CVS. Amazon also does not list the product for sale, and I couldn’t find anyone selling it on eBay.

Do they have a guarantee / refund policy?

They do, but it’s not a very good one…For starters, you only have 30 days to try the supplement out. Not a terribly long amount of time, but I guess it’s better then nothing. This, by the way, is 30 days from the date which you PURCHASED the Brainfire, NOT 30 Days after you receive it.

Considering it takes about 3 – 4 business days to ship, this REALLY ends up leaving you with only about 22 days to try the supplement out. “Fair enough, that’s still enough time to tell if it’s working for me anyway”, you’re probably telling yourself right now.

Well, not so fast…

Should you decide to try and get a refund, you actually have to send back the UNOPENED / UNUSED bottle to receive a refund. So essentially what that means is you really DON’T get a chance to try it out, you ONLY have the option to send it back without ever even opening it up.

On top of that to make matters worse, YOU’RE responsible for the return shipping…so, inevitably you’re basically paying for them to send the product to you and then send it back…essentially putting you in the red.

Recommendation

The idea that a company like Brainfire would have to resort to using the deceptive marketing tactics to advertise their product doesn’t bother me. If it works as great as it does and they have to tell a few white lies, then so be it…

But this blatant attempt to fool the public into thinking their supplement is some miracle pill that will change you’re life, and especially a pill that turns out probably doesn’t even work better then a caffeine pill, is completely and utterly preposterous.

Save your money and go with proven and all natural supplements that REALLY do work, and don’t have to lie to prove it to you.

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References

1.) St Johns Wort Side Effects – http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-329-st%20john’s%20wort.aspx?activeingredientid=329&activeingredientname=st%20john%27s%20wort

2.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphatidylserine#Memory_and_cognition

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Slimfy Review – Miracle Weight Loss Supplement?

We’ve all been preached to by doctors and dieticians for decades that the key to successful weight loss is a lifestyle change including a healthy diet and rigorous exercise. This is true for the most part, but supplementing your nutrition and exercise regiment with the “right” supplement can help you overcome any hurdles you may be coming across.

Slimfy is a “revolutionary” new supplement which apparently takes a completely unique approach to losing weight. Instead of just promising to “burn fat” by taking a pill, they use a 3 stage approach to weight loss. This supplement is being heavily advertised at the moment, and one of my readers asked me to take a look into it.

Here’s what I found out…

What Is Slimfy?

Slimfy is a doctor recommended, high quality, custom weight loss solution aimed at helping men AND women achieve greater weight loss through a unique approach.

I just watched through their video explaining how it works, and here’s a quick bullet point list of what they’re trying to convey about what makes their program different:

Most diet supplements are crap
Our bodies produce cravings because of our hectic lifestyles
Our bodies build a tolerance to everything, including supplements.

That last point is key…Slimfy points out is that with any supplement (or anything for that matter), over time you tend to build a tolerance.

When you build a tolerance to a supplement, you start to see dwindling effects from it, and as a result need to either take more of it or completely abstain from it to “reset” your tolerance.

What Slimfy promises is to help “eliminate” this tolerance, and it does this by challenging your bodies metabolism. Their system is broken down into 3 stages:

Stage 1 (Month 1) – Detox and Weight Loss

The first stage to the Slimfy program involves a detox, which apparently helps to release unwanted toxins from your body. The ingredients in this supplement include organic ginger, milk thistle, hydrangea, saffron, and it’s primary ingredient appears to be green coffee bean extract.

There’s been alot of talk about the supposed benefits of Green Coffee Bean Extract, and to be honest, I’ve never used the substance. Anecdotally, users of the substance report a wide range of effects, with some saying it works great and others say it’s complete bunk.

Scientifically, green coffee bean has been shown in a few clinical studies to help substantially with weight loss. However, many of those studies are VERY controversial.

For instance, one of the studies published on the National Institute of Health website reported significant reductions in body weight and mass, as well as body fat percentage with NO significant changes to diet.

HOWEVER, this same study was actually retracted because the sponsors of the study (Joe Vinson and Bryan Burnham) could not assure the validity of the data.

The serving size of the Slimfy stage 1 formula consists of 2 tablets, which are to be taken twice daily 30 min. prior to meals. The stage lasts for a period of one month and is said to “prime” your body for the next stage…

Stage 2 (Month 2) – Enhance Weight Loss

Stage 2 is all about revving up your weight loss. The ingredients in the stage 2 system consist of a formula that is supposed to combine “2 of the most effective natural weight loss ingredients available”…those ingredients are Rasberry Ketones and, again, green coffee bean.

It also uses a few other notable ingredients, including CoQ10, Reseveratrol, Saffron, and Maqui Berry. Back to the primary ingredient Rasberry Ketones…

This is another quite controversial extract, and ever since Dr. Oz mentioned Rasberry Ketones in one of his episodes, it took off. There’s literally hundreds of supplements on the market that contain the extract, and they all rave about how great of a fat burner it is.

Many of them cite that it’s been clinically studied and proven to work. One study conducted in mice involved feeding them a high fat diet for 6 weeks without rasberry ketones, and then continuing to feed them a high fat diet for an additional 5 weeks WITH Rasberry Ketone.

The results concluded that the Rasberry Ketones prevented the high-fat-diet-induced elevations in body weight, as well as visceral fat levels.

HOWEVER, the mice in that clinical study were fed 4,761 times the estimated human intake. So does it work?? Maybe, but it appears to me you’d have to be inhaling a TRUCKLOAD of Rasberry Ketones to get the same benefit.

Stage 3 (Month 3) – Maintenance Stage

Stage 3 basically involves a “maintenance” stage, and is used to trick your body into not developing a tolerance. The formula is comprised of ingredients such as african mango extract, green tea extract, caralluma febriata, CoQ10, and Lychee extract.

The idea behind this stage is based partly on science. Studies have shown that most people who have lost weight after a couple of months of dieting tend to regain the weight they’ve lost, and in some cases gain MORE weight then they’ve lost in the first place.

Stage 3 essentially is supposed to prevent this “Yo-Yo effect”, or put simply, prevent you from regaining the weight you’ve already lost.

What Are People Saying About Slimfy?

The reviews and testimonials I’ve been reading regarding Slimfy are mixed, which is no surprise when it comes to weight loss supplements. On Amazon there are dozens of reviews raving about how effective the product is / was, with may of them posting their before and after pictures.

However, there are a few negative reviews out there, with statements like “don’t waste your money on this, it doesn’t work”, and “no discernible difference” popping up infrequently.

There’s a few video reviews on Youtube that seem to be fairly credible, including this one by fitness trainer, speaker, and author, Julieanne O’Connor. Check it out below:

It’s unclear whether or not Julieanne was paid for this endorsement, but one thing is clear…she is VERY happy with her results. Skeptical at first, she decided to give it a shot after reading over the ingredients and verifying that it was a vegan product.

She says she’s lost a tremendous amount of weight in a very short period of time, but stops short of detailing exactly HOW MUCH weight she has lost. She also noted a dramatic increase in energy, and expressed that she has no concerns about the long term side effects of any of the ingredients in Slimfy.

Where To Buy / Suspicious Billing Procedures

You can order the Slimfy system on their official website, www.slimfy.com. They offer a few different order choices, including a Buy 2 Get 1 Free, which is essentially a 3 month supply of each one of their Stages. The price for this totals at $155.20, or basically $51.73 for each product.

Because it’s divided up into stages, this order will last you 3 months.

There’s one thing I wanted to note that you should watch out for here, and that’s their Introductory Kit. Although it appears they are no longer promoting it, basically what it involved was you could try out a 1 month supply of stage 2 for $87.30 and receive a free 1 month supply of stage 1.

This $87.30 would not be billed until 30 days past the date you ordered it, but because their offer terms and conditions are so confusing, left a very bad taste in alot of peoples mouths.

Most people assumed they were getting a free sample of the product, when indeed they ended up being charged for it. Again, it appears that they have discontinued this for now, but if you’re thinking about jumping on their introductory offer then just be aware of what exactly that entails.

In addition, their refund / return policy is not very favorable. For example, if you are a new customer and you want to return the product, you have to send back the original factory-sealed, unopened bottles back to them within 90 days of ordering. YOU are responsible for the shipping and handling fees AND they charge you a “25% restocking” fee on top of it.

I can see why people “might” be a little pissed off about that 🙂 As a result, you can see here that the BBB has issued a rating of F for Slimfy, even though they are not an accredited BBB member.

As of this review, it doesn’t appear that you can buy Slimfy in any stores, including GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, Walmart, or corner stores like Walgreens or CVS. If you’re looking for the best weight loss supplements in Walmart, check out this article.

Recommendation

I’m a bit torn on Slimfy…on the one hand, there’s a decent amount of positive customer reviews stating the product worked well for them. And what’s nice to see is that these reviews appear to be CREDIBLE, which is often not the case with Amazon reviews.

I guess my main concern is what happens AFTER the 3rd month…do you gain the weight back? Do you have to keep taking Slimfy for the rest of your life to keep the weight off? Can I REALLY eat whatever I want when taking this, or do I still need to diet and exercise.

One thing is for sure, Slimy is “right on the money” when it comes to tolerance. Tolerance with ANY supplement will definitely keep you from keeping any loses you might have experienced, so I always preach that it’s best to cycle off supplements to continue getting the best results.

If you’ve been struggling with endless amounts of diet / weight loss supplements and not losing any weight, Slimfy just might be the answer you’re looking for.

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Buzzerk Review – Does It Work?

Buzzerk Overview

With so many pre workout supplements on the market, you really have to know what you’re looking for to find the best one for you. Do you want stimulants? Do you want pumps? Do you want stamina? Do you want to cut? Do you want to bulk up? Do you want any combination of these?

These are the things you need to ask yourself before pre workout shopping.

Once you know, your kob will be a whole lot easier.

Buzzerk is a pre workout available through Complete Nutrition, which is a chain of stores that also sells its wares online. With a focus on strength and pumps, Buzzerk claims to provide you with:

Prolonged surge of energy.
Increased muscle power.
Insane pumps.
Mind blowing endurance.

So basically, if you’re trying to bulk up, Buzzerk claims to have everything you need.

Of course, we’re here to break things down and keep them real, so we took a look at the formula and checked in on the prevailing customer feedback.

Buzzerk Ingredients and How They Work

The Buzzerk formula uses a few separate complexes to achieve its goals.

There’s:

The GlycoLoad Quick Delivery System which basically helps the whole rest of the formula to absorb and act quickly.

It also contains Vinpocetine to keep you mentally alert.
The Noctane PlasmaPump Matrix which uses your L-Arginine and L-Citrulline to boost nitric oxide levels.

What this does is improve blood flow so your muscles are getting more oxygen and more nutrients before, during, and after your workouts.

This complex is also where you’ll find Creatine for specific muscle energy so you’re pushing more weight harder than ever, and caffeine for the energy burst you need from your pre workout.
The pH Fatigue Buffering System is mainly Beta Alanine to act as a buffer against the build up of lactic acid so your muscles don’t get tired and you can keep pushin on.

It’s also got amino acids to help with post workout recover.

Instructions are to drink one scoop with at least 8 ounces of cold water about half an hour before hitting your workout.

Buzzerk Pros and Cons

Advantages of Buzzerk

The formula covers a lot of what’s important in a pre workout.
There are several glowing Buzzerk reviews from customers who say it works really well.
It’s gluten-free.

Disadvantages of Buzzerk

The reviews on the website bring up a few negative issues.

For instance, one customer says a full dose makes them queasy.

Another says the Sour Punch flavor is very dark red and stains everything.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Buzzerk through the Complete Nutrition website or at their stores.

A 30 serving tub sells for around $40.00.

Conclusion

The Buzzerkformula looks pretty good.With Creatine, caffeine, beta alanine, and nitric oxide boosters, it’s pretty much got you covered if you want to build muscle.

The customer feedback, however, is inconclusive. Some love it. Some not so much.

You’ll probably get some benefit from using it.

The only question really is how much.

Have You Used Buzzerk?

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Belly Trim XP Review – Does It Work?

Belly Trim XP Overview

Belly Trim XP works on the principle that you can use fat to fight fat – two “super fats” in particular.

In fact, Belly Trim XP doesn’t even contain stimulants, which is highly unusual for a weight loss supplement.

So if you’re someone who’s been looking for a different kind of weight loss product, keep reading and we’ll let you know what we found out about whether or not Belly Trim XP is effective.

Belly Trim XPis made by BioTrust, a supplement company created by two nutritionists based on the principle that quality ingredients used in state of the art facilities to create quality controlled supplements will yield the most successful results.

They make a big point of letting customers know that they personally use the supplements, and that they recommend them to their friends and family consistently.

Belly Trim XP Ingredients and How They Work

The Belly Trim XP formula is very short and to the point.

Indeed it only contains the two “super fats”: CLA (Conjugated Linoleic Acid) and Cold Pressed Virgin Pomegranate Seed Oil. (There’s a third ingredient, Bioperine, but the purpose of this is to enhance proper absorption of the primary components by 60%).

CLA is the most studied non-stimulant fat burner we know.

It’s been shown to be connected with a decrease in body fat as well as an increase in lean muscle mass.

Though its relationship to actual weight loss is uncertains.
Pomegranate Oil contains Punicic Acid which is a relative of CLA, and has in fact been called “Super CLA”.

Belly Trim XP Pros and Cons

Advantages of Belly Trim XP

The ingredients are all natural.
There’s a one-year money back guarantee.
It’s made by a fairly reputable company that makes solid attempts at full disclosure of philosophy and process.
Studies on CLA for fat burning are still unclear.

It seems that it does reduce body fat, but not necessarily body weight.

Disadvantages of Belly Trim XP

There are no independent Belly Trim XP reviews from customers that have used it.

There are review websites that link you back to the BioTrust website, but those are affiliates of the company, so they may not be completely unbiased.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Belly Trim XP through the BioTrust website.

A single bottle costs $49, and is recommended for anyone with fewer than 10 pounds to lose.If you’ve got between 10 and 30 pounds you want to shed, the recommendation is for 3 bottles at $44 per bottle.For more than 30 pounds, it’s 6 bottles at $39 each.BioTrust offers a full 1 year money back guarantee if you’re not satisfied.

Conclusion

I like the full disclosure offered by the BioTrust company.

I’m just not sure that Belly Trim XP uses a powerful enough formula to get the kind of results you’re looking for.

I would feel much more comfortable recommending it if there was some positive Belly Trim XP customer feedback.

In the absence of that, I’d say look for a cheaper CLA supplement if you’re interested in trying that approach.

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LA Muscle Vasculator Review – Does It Work?

LA Muscle Vasculator Overview

Pumps don’t just look good.

Pumps happen when you have just the right muscle contraction to maximize size and power gains.

So you don’t just want them for the sake of vanity.

You want them for the sake of success. LA Muscle Vasculator is all about pumps.

As a winner of the Men’s Health Supplement Award, it’s worth looking into to see how well it delivers on its promises, the biggest promise being that you be twice the size after taking 4 pills.

LA Muscle Vasculator Ingredients and How They Work

LA Muscle Vasculator claims to be 4 pump products in one.

It turns out what they mean by that is it uses 4 nitric oxide boosting ingredients.

They are:

Citrulline
Arginine Alpha-Ketoglutarate
Arginine Hydorcholidek
Ornithine

These are all precursors to nitric oxide, which is a known vasodilator present in the body.

The more NO you have, the better blood flows through the blood vessels to your muscles before, during, and after your workouts.

Aside from the pumps you see, you’re also getting better nutrient and oxygen delivery to your muscles, meaning better recovery and repair post workout.

LA Muscle Vasculatorcompares its results to that of creatine, but says that LA Muscle Vasculator is that much better because it doesn’t cause water retention.

This comparison is odd because NO boosters and creatine work in two totally different ways, and they’re not mutually exclusive. You can use both and get great results.

In fact, it’s recommended.

LA Muscle Vasculator Pros and Cons

Advantages of LA Muscle Vasculator

The formulation is simple and straight forward.
There are s few LA Muscle Vasculator reviews claiming that it does what it promises.

Disadvantages of LA Muscle Vasculator

LA Muscle as a brand has a lot of naysayers.
It’s far too expensive for what it is.

Where to Buy

You can buy LA Muscle Vasculator through several online retailers.

It seems to be more easily available in Great Britain than it is in the states.

The price is about $110 for a one month supply.

Conclusion

There’s just no reason to spend this kind of money on a simple NO booster.I’m sure you’d probably find some benefit from using it, but not enough to justify spending over $100 for something you could get for half that.

You can spend about $20 or less at any number of supplement or even grocery stores on products that are going to be just as effective as peaking the levels of NO in your system and while they may not have as catchy of a name, they are going to do the job just as well.

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Neuro Nectar Review – Does It Work?

Neuro Nectar Overview

Brain Boosting supplements are popping up all over the place.

The idea that you can get smarter, pay better attention, have sharper focus and a more clear memory is pretty enticing.

Some products market themselves with flashy promises reminiscent of the Bradley Cooper move, Limitless.

But some are more low key, positioning themselves more as multivitamins with an added brain benefit.

Neuro Nectar belongs to the second category.

It’s been around for years, so it’s not a fly-by-night kind of product, just trying to capitalize on the latest trend.

That’s a plus, but what really matters is how well it works.

So let’s take a closer look and see if we can determine something about that.

Neuro Nectar Ingredients and How They Work

Neuro Nectar provides a complete ingredient list along with amounts, so that’s a plus. Lots of supplements of this kind don’t offer up that level of ingredient detail.

Along with B-Vitamins for energy and overall health, the vegetarian and gluten-free formula contains nootropic ingredients such as:

Phosphatidyl Serine which is thought to improve memory and learning, especially in older adults.
Phosphatidyl Choline which is a pre cursor to the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine which carries messages between nerves.
Pyroglutamic Acid which passes through the blood-brain barrier to stimulate cogitive workints.
Choline which enhances memory and learning.
DHA which helps strengthen the brain and its functions.
DMAE which can improve cognitive function.
Ginkgo Biloba which is thought to improve memory by increasing blood flow to the brain.

The recommended dose is 2 tablespoons of Neuro Nectar taken once a day with a meal.

The recommendation is that you mix it with juice and drink it that way.

Neuro Nectar Pros and Cons

Advantages of Neuro Nectar

The formula is all natural, gluten-free, and vegetarian friendly.
It comes in liquid form which is convenient for anyone who doesn’t like to take pills.
There are lots of favorable Neuro Nectar reviews from customers who’ve used it and said it really helps clear brain fog and bolster concentration.
It’s available through several online retailers.

Disadvantages of Neuro Nectar

Some say the taste is pretty bad.
It contains a lot of sugar.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Neuro Nectar through several different online retailers, including Amazon and Drugstore.com.

You’ll typically pay about $25 for a bottle that should last 3-4 weeks.

Conclusion

If your new to brain boosting supplements and you’re more curious than anything else, Neuro Nectarmay be a good place to start.It’s not incredibly innovative, but it does contain some of the ingredients we look for in this sort of thing.

And the price point is low enough that you’re not taking too much of a financial risk.

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Geniux Review – 5 Shocking Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy It

We’ve been focusing a lot on nootropics, or so-called Brain Pills, lately.

As they’ve struck my personal interest, they’ve also become more ad more popular, with more and more offerings.

As we know by now, in the supplement business, when something gets popular, the marketplace gets flooded with products, a lot of them junk.

Recently, I was asked by a visitor to check into Geniux.

I did, and here’s what I found.

What is Geniux?
False and Deceptive Advertising Claims
Ingredients and How They Work
User Reviews / Testimonials

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy it in stores?
Was it really featured on Dr. OZ, Forbes, Etc?
Are their any side effects?
Can I get a refund if it doesn’t work?
Pros and Cons
Conclusion

What Is Geniux

The official Geniux website calls it “the ultimate smart pill.”

It is not the only nootropic boasting effects that are seemingly similar to the film Limitless starring Bradley Cooper and the appeal of them is that they are safer, easy to obtain ADD and ADHD medication alternatives.

It’s an all natural collection of nutrients your brain needs to unlock your brain and unleash more of its full potential.

By taking just one pill with water in the morning, you’ll find yourself with sharper focus and clearer memory, along with cognitive and physical energy.

Sounds great to me!

In essence, pills like Geniux are marketed as healthy, all natural alternatives to drugs like Adderall, Vyvanse, and Ritalin that are available over the counter. Do they work as effectively as those drugs though?

Usually not…

The fact of the matter is that those drugs are prescription only for a reason and their formulas cannot really be matched in over the counter supplements and be expected to be just as effective, for the most part.

The one pill a day is the standard dose, and it works fast (within 15 minutes).

But you can take another if you’re heading into a situation where you think you’ll want it.

By combining 50 years of cognitive research with modern gel capsule technology, Geniux believes it’s found the holy grail of brain supplements.

This is not the first time I’ve heard claims like this. In many of the previous nootropic supplements I’ve reviewed like Addium, Alpha ZXT, and Cogniq, they’ve all made the claim at one point or another that their product is the real “Limitless Pill” from the movie Limitless starring Bradley Cooper.

As you’ll see in my own personal experiments with those supplements, however, that usually isn’t the case.

False and Deceptive Advertising…

I actually came across a few ads for Geniux on Facebook, with one saying recent clinical studies have shown ways to unlock the important parts of our brains quickly. The ad features a headline proclaiming “The FDA approves the first brain super drug”.

Of course, we all know this is b.s. because natural supplements like Geniux don’t require approval from the FDA to be sold. Only prescription pharmaceuticals do.

However, when I clicked on the ad above it took me to a page that looked like the CNN website. Featured on the hit TV show “The Doctors” they were calling Geniux ‘Viagra for the brain’, labeling it as the most powerful brain enhancer in the world.

The simple fact is that this is not the real CNN website. I know this because if you look at the url in the address bar, it says boosting mental health.com, not CNN.com.

Check it out:

This B.S. article is further boasted by the fact that they also credit the supplement as the inspiration behind the movie Limitless, starring Bradley Cooper.

Never mind the fact that Geniux really wasn’t the inspiration behind the movie, as is noted in the real tweet from their official twitter page.

It’s pretty clear that this ad is a complete fake, and I have to admit it’s pretty cleverly put together. If I were reading this a few years ago when I didn’t know any better I likely would have ordered it.

However, in the past 6 months or so I’ve seen literally DOZENS of companies pulling the same trick, including Adderin.

All false and deceptive marketing aside, does Geniux really even work?

Geniux Ingredients and How They Work

Here’s where things start to break down.

Nowhere on the website do they list any ingredients at all.

The only direct words on the subject are that Geniux contains 20 ingredients.

Well that’s great (maybe), but we need to know what they are in order to know if this stuff has a shot at working.

The only hint we have is a list of citations at the bottom of the web page.

A few reports seem to be about Bee Pollen and how it fights poison in rats, while there’s also one about Makuna Honey and Propolis.

A few of the studies cited are about how nootropics in general may or may not work, but they don’t concentrate on specific ingredients.

There is one potential useful piece of ingredient information we found in the citations, and that is that is the presence of Tyrosine.

Thankfully, after digging through countless websites, I was able to find the full ingredients list. It’s surprisingly short, literally only containing 4 ingredients: 500 mg bee pollen, caffeine, Eleuthero Extract, and Gelatin.

Update 10/1/2015– They must have changed up their formula, because when I visited the official website recently I found the following ingredients: Tyrosine, GABA, Bacopa Monnieri, Alpha GPC, Vinpocetine, and Huperzine A.

However, this is completely different from what it says on the label I have here.

User Reviews and Testimonials

Through my research, I had a VERY hard time coming across legit reviews for Geniux. For example, I found a youtube video by a guy who calls himself Tyler, who talks about his experience with this supplement. Here it is below:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9T91N-l5Wk]

Note at the very beginning of his review he says the following: “I’m just your average guy, NOT a paid actor….”

Well, that’s very interesting because looky what we have here:

That’s right ladies and gent’s…he isn’t “really” just your average guy, but rather a paid endorser of the product.

The fact that he even says it in the review makes it suspicious, but as you can see, my research confirms the B.S. You can find guys (and girls) like this on a website called Fiverr.

Essentially, the average every-day Joe or Jane can advertise their services (including paid testimonials) for as little as $5 a vid!

This actually leads me to my next discovery, the reviews on the actual Geniux website. If you visit their “success stories” section, you’ll see about half a dozen reviews from satisfied customers. Well, a couple of those reviews appear to be using the very same people from Fiverr, who’s images are being used.

Here’s a couple:

“Mandy” on their website:

and here’s “Mandy” advertising her services on Fiverr…

Here’s “George” on their website…

and here’s “George” on Fiverr…

The list go’s on and on, but I’m assuming at this point you get the jist. If you actually visit the official site and try to click on the videos for these testimonials they don’t even actually play.

So either they (the makers of Geniux) scraped their image off of Fiverr, or they had a video in the past but choose not to show it anymore.

I checked around on a few other sites that seemed to have credible reviews, and the vast majority were terrible. Reviewers on Amazon talked of a wide range of side effects with Geniux including heart palpitations, insomnia, loss of balance, and headaches (likely from the caffeine content).

Even the positive reviews on Amazon looked suspicious, with many of the reviewers having Geniux as literally the only product they have ever reviewed.

My Personal Results

With only 3 ingredients, one being caffeine, I didn’t have much of an expectation with this one. The directions on the label say that you should take 1 capsule twice a day, preferably on an empty stomach.

I took one first thing in the morning and waited….and waited….and waited…and….nothing happened. The only thing I felt was a slight boost in energy, which seemed like it was provided by the caffeine.

Other than that, there was no sense of clarity or “mind-blowing” focus. I didn’t feel sharper, or able to complete tasks at a much faster rate. And as far as I could tell I didn’t see an improvement in memory, although I only took it for about a week so I’m not sure whether this is supposed to be a long term effect.

According to them, the effects should be felt in a matter of minutes (possibly even seconds).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I buy it in stores

As far as I can tell Geniux is only available on their official website, Geniux.com. It’s not cheap, with a one month supply coming in at $47 per bottle, plus $4.95 for shipping.

You can get it cheaper on a per bottle basis by ordering a larger supply. For example, if you buy 3 bottles you get 2 free, effectively lowering the price per bottle to $19.

I searched through my local GNC, and even called a Vitamin Shoppe and CVS nearby.

Neither carried it, much less even heard of it.

Was it really featured in Forbes, Dr Oz, etc

So many of you have probably gotten to this page after apparently seeing Geniux featured in what appeared to be a Forbes article. The truth is, it’s NOT really the Forbes website you are looking at.

Rather, it’s a page deliberately designed to look like the Forbes site. I’ve seen several other supplements claim the exact same thing, including addium, brainstorm elite, and adderin.

As far as being on Dr. Oz, highly unlikely. I searched through various search engines, as well as the official Dr. OZ website and couldn’t find any mention of him talking about this supplement.

They also mention that it’s been seen on several major media outlets like The New York Times, NBC, CNN, The Chicago Tribune, and USA Today, although we couldn’t find any truth to back up these claims.

Are there any side effects

There are very limited testimonials from people who’ve taken Geniux, so finding negative effects was tough. That said, any supplement has the potential to produce side effects, and this one if no different.

I always suggest that you take your first dose on a full stomach and evaluate how you feel.

If you don’t notice any adverse effects, then take it on an empty stomach.

Can I get a refund if it doesn’t work for me

They do have a 30 day money back guarantee. The only downside is that you have to send the bottle back (whether it’s empty or not), and YOU have to cover the cost of shipping.

All returns should be sent to 6100 Oak Tree Blvd c/o Geniux, Independence, OH 44131. I would suggest that you add a signature and delivery confirmation should you decide to return it, so they can’t claim they never received it.

It should also be noted that several people have claimed it was VERY difficult to get a refund. Whenever they called to obtain an RMA # (return merchandise authorization), they felt pressured to keep the bottles and were offered various discounts.

One customer reported that he was charged a $5 “restocking fee” to return the product, in addition to the shipping and handling he paid.

Geniux Pros and Cons

Advantages of Geniux

There’s a money back guarantee (albeit it not a very good one).
Apparently made in an FDA cGMP facility, which is no surprise because practically every supplement in the US is.
The ingredients are said to be all natural.
There are some Geniux reviews from customers to That’s the good news.

The bad news is that about half of them are negative, saying this stuff does nothing.

Disadvantages of Geniux

Relatively expensive
Not available in stores like GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, Walmart, Walgreens / CVS, or Rite Aid

Where to Buy

You can purchase Geniux through their official website or on Amazon.

If you buy a single bottle, it costs $47. If you buy in bulk, your per bottle cost can get as low as $20. On Amazon, a bottle sells for $56, which includes free shipping.

Should you order it on their official site, they DO say they offer a 20 day money-back guarantee. What’s not so evident is the fact that in order to receive you’re refund of Geniux, you have to send the bottle back to them at your own expense, PLUS pay a $5 restocking fee.

That’s what their terms and conditions page says, but I’ve heard some guys say they’ve been charged as much as $35 for the restocking fee!

Conclusion

I highly doubt that Geniux works as well as they say it does, but in the interest of fairness I’ve ordered a bottle and will be updating this review soon. Based on the fake reviews and testimonials I’ve come across, coupled with the fact that it only contains 4 of the most basic ingredients found in any nootropic supplement, I would say take a pass on this one.

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Winnie Flex Review – Should You Try It?

Winnie Flex Overview

Winstrol is a popular steroid used by bodybuilders during their cutting cycles.

It helps you get shredded and vascular without losing muscle mass or strength, so it’s used commonly to get ready for competitions.

But Winstrol is illegal and banned, so if you’re going or staying natural, you need to find effective alternatives that don’t put your wallet, your reputation, or your freedom in jeopardy.

Winnie Flex is a natural alternative from a company called Top Legal Steroids.

They offer 3 products in their Anabolic Stack: GH Flex, Test Flex, and Winnie Flex.

The stack is endorsed by several competitive bodybuilders, and Winnie Flex is the one we’re looking at today.

It’s designed to mimic the effects of Winstrol, yet it’s completely legal and safe.

By all accounts, their new formula is supposed to be just as good as the old one, but let’s see for ourselves.

Let’s take a closer look at the formula to see if it’s likely to deliver.

Winnie Flex Ingredients and How They Work

The Winnie Flex formula consists of:

An Amino Acid Complex to support protein synthesis and improve post workout recovery.
Apis Melifica which comes from bees, and is used for treating hives.
Arnica Motana which is a flower used for swelling and sore throats.
Fucus Vesiculosus (Bladderwrack) which is a type of seaweed used to counteract an underactive thyroid.
Gambogia which is used for gastrointestinal disorders and drowsiness.
Liver Extract which is a rich source of iron and several vitamins.
Phosphoricum Acidum which is used to treat stress.
Pituitary which can be used to treat thyroid disease.
Thuja Occidentalis which boosts your immune system.
Thyroid Extract which helps you maintain your weight.

The ingredients combine to improve both thyroid function and metabolism so you get ripped while maintaining muscle mass.

It also reduces excess fluid so you look as shredded as possible.

The recommended dose is 2 sprays under the tongue, three times a day.

Winnie Flex Pros and Cons

Advantages of Winnie Flex

The ingredients are all natural, legal, and not banned substances.
The spray bottle formula is fast-absorbing and convenient for people who don’t like taking pills.
You can use it alone or as part of the Anabolic Stack along with GH Flex and Test Flex.
It’s used and endorsed by bodybuilding professionals such as USA Light Heavyweight Champion Fakhri Mubarak.

Disadvantages of Winnie Flex

It’s expensive.
There are no clinical tests showing that it’s effective.
Most of the ingredients are unproven.I found no independent Winnie Flex reviews from customers who’ve used it successfully.

The “celebrity” endorsements and website testimonials are good, but it’s always better to get some outside independent feedback.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Winnie Flex through the Spray Flex webiste.

A single bottle should last a month and costs $89.95. You can save quite a bit if you buy in bulk.There’s also a discount if you buy it as part of the Anabolic Stack with GH Flex and Test Flex.

Conclusion

As a standalone product, I’m not convinced Winnie Flexis your best bet.

The ingredients don’t seem geared toward cutting for the most part.

But oftentimes, a well formulated stack is your best hope for getting great results.

The bodybuilding professional endorsements are pretty convincing that Winnie Flex and the Anabolic Stack may be worth a try.

If you don’t want to have to take an extra supplement to get the most out of it, that is understandable, but when it comes to workout supplements, that often times is the case.

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Test Flex Review – Should You Use It?

Test Flex Overview

These days, unless your levels are severely low and you’ve been diagnosed with clinically low testosterone, you really shouldn’t need to consider actual hormone replacement therapy.

There are so many natural testosterone boosting supplements available that really your only struggle should be deciding which one to use.

And that’s a pretty good problem to have.

The appeal of a natural testosterone booster is that you don’t have to go through the time and hassle of having to deal with getting approved for hormone replacement therapy which can get to be quite expensive and is not without side effects.

Test Flex is a spray formula made by Top Legal Steroids.

You can use it individually or as part of their Anabolic Stack, and it’s primary purpose is to boost your natural testosterone levels.

They claim their formulas have been clinically tested and their stack is responsible for may pro bodybuilders’ physiques.

More directly though, the benefits they claim Test Flex can provide are:

Increased muscle mass
Bolstered strength
Improved athletic performance and endurance
Boosted libido and sexual performance
Increased energy
Better mental focus and concentration
Decreased fatigue

Test Flex Ingredients and How They Work

Testosterone boosters are common so it’s important to take a look at the formula for help figuring out the likely success of a product.

In the case of Test Flex, the formula contains:

Avena Sativa which increases free testosterone levels.
Damiana which is a powerful aphrodisiac.
Pituitary Extract which improves hormonal response.
Saw Palmetto which supports prostate health.
Tribulus Terrestris which increases total testosterone levels by increasing the release of Luteinizing Hormone which signals for an increase in testosterone production.

It’s a decent mix of some of the more common natural testosterone boosting ingredients available.

The recommended dose is 2 sprays, 3 times a day.

This enables the ingredients to be absorbed quickly into the bloodstream, which means quicker and more efficient results.

Test Flex Pros and Cons

Advantages of Test Flex

It’s used and endorsed by several bodybuilding professionals, like 5 time NPC Team Universe Weight Class Champion, Chris Faildo.
You can use Test Flex alone or as part of the Anabolic Stack.
The spray formula means it acts more quickly and efficiently than tablet or capsule formulas.

Disadvantages of Test Flex

It’s expensive.
The formula isn’t anything special, especially considering the price.

There are so many natural testosterone boosters available that it seems unnecessary to spend this much on Test Flex.
I was unable to find independent Test Flex reviews from customers who’ve used it (except testimonials on the website which you should always take with a grain of salt.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Test Flexthrough the SprayFlex website.

A single bottle should last a month with regular use, and it costs $89.95. If you buy the stack or buy in bulk, you can save some money on your per bottle cost.

Conclusion

As a standalone testosterone booster, I wouldn’t highly recommend Test Flex.It’s similar to a lot of other products, yet it’s more expensive than most.

On the other hand, if you want to go with the stack, Test Flex is an integral part of it, and the convenience of getting all three product in spray bottle formulations from the same place may be worth it.

If having to take it in a stack to get the best results is off-putting to you, I can understand that, but to some, that may be well worth it once the positive effects kick in.

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GH Flex Review – Does It Work?

GH Flex Overview

If you want to get big, use steroids. Right?

Well, sure, if you also want to spend all your money on either doctor shopping or the black market.

And if you want roid rage and bitch tits.

And if you want to lose all your gains when you realize you can’t keep taking steroids forever.

But we live in an age where natural components can work if not as well as steroids, then pretty close.

It’s just a matter of finding the right ones.

There are several companies out there that call their products “legal steroids,” and the name can be confusing.

Guys ask me all the time if these products are steroids or not, will they pop on a piss test of not.

The answer to both questions is no. (Well, there are different standards for different testing organization, but generally these legal steroid products don’t contain banned substances).

There’s a company called Top Legal Steroids that makes a few of these products, 3 to be exact.

You can stack them together or use them individually, depending on your needs.

The one we’re looking at today is GH Flex.

What is GH Flex?

GH Flex is an alternative to getting HGH (Somatropin) injections.

The older we get, the less HGH our bodies produce.

HGH keeps us young, it keeps out muscles lean, and it keeps our metabolism running high.

It stimulates growth in kids and repair and rejuvenation in adults.

GH Flex claims to give you the same benefits of HGH injections, but without the extreme cost and inconvenience of doctors and injections Those benefits include:

Decreased body fat
Increased lean muscle mass
Increased strength
Improved recovery
Better sleep
More skin elasticity
Boosted sex drive

Sounds pretty great, but let’s take a look at the formula to see if it’s likely Top Legal Steroids can deliver.

GH Flex Ingredients and How They Work

The formula for GH Flex is all natural and includes Arnica Montana, Carduus Marianus, Liver Extract, Korean Ginseng, Phosphoricum Acidum, Pituitary.

Unfortunately, the official product webpage doesn’t explain how each of these ingredients work individually, but they mention that there have been several clinical studies performed on them, showing that they provide a perfect environment for muscle growth.

GH Flex comes in a spray bottle and recommends a dose of 2 sprays, 3 times a day.

Using a spray under the tongue allows the ingredients to be absorbed quickly and directly into the bloodstream, so you get the full benefit, without losing a significant percentage of effectiveness to your digestive system.

GH Flex Pros and Cons

Advantages of GH Flex

The ingredients are all natural, yet they provide similar benefits to Somatropin injections.
GH Flex is endorsed by several professional bodybuilders, like USA Heavyweight Champion Will Harris and USA Lightweight Champion Erik Bui.

According to the website, these athletes turned pro only after using GH Flex and the other products in the stack.
You can stack it with the company’s other products, Test Flex and Winnie Flex for best results.

Disadvantages of GH Flex

The ingredient list is full of a lot of unfamiliar ingredients and while the website is very informative in many ways, it doesn’t shed any light on how they work.

This is usually a red flag.
I couldn’t find any GH Flex reviews from regular customers besides the testimonials on the website, another red flag.
They mention clinical studies on the website, but don’t provide details or links so we can check them out ourselves.
It can get pretty expensive, especially when you’re using the stack.

Where to Buy

GH Flex is available on the Sprayflex website.

One bottle is meant to be a one month supply and costs $89.95. You can spend as little as $59.95 per bottle if you buy in bulk.

Conclusion

GH Flex makes a lot of promises, but I’m not convinced by the formula.It also raises some suspicions when they claim there are all these studies done on the ingredients, but can’t point to them directly.

With that said, I’ve been skeptical and proven wrong before, so it’s certainly possible this could happen with GH Flex too.

If you want to try GH Flex, the one month supply is pretty expensive so you may want to go with the bulk supply to save some money.

Red flags aside, GH Flex certainly has the possibility to have good effects, I am just not totally sure if it is enough to justify its high price.

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Rhodiola 110 Review – Should You Use It?

Rhodiola 110 Overview

Everybody could use more energy these days.

And with the current focus on natural supplements, we’re taking a look at Rhodiola 110 from Nutrilite.

The promise is more physical as well as mental energy, an energy that’s clean and long lasting throughout the day.

And while customer reviews of Rhodiola 110 are pretty scarce, they seem to be mostly favorable, enough so that we decided it’s worth a closer look.

The promised benefits of Rhodiola 110 are maximized mental and physical performance in times of exercise and stress.

It may even shorten post workout recovery times by optimizing your body’s response to stress.

Rhodiola 110 Ingredients and How They Work

Clearly, the primary ingredient in Rhodiola 110 is Rhodiola, a common ingredient found in fat burners like GOLO and GAT Jetfuel Pyro.

It’s an herb mostly grown in colder climates and it’s primarily known as an adaptogen, meaning that it helps the body respond better to times of stress.

It also may increase energy by acting as a vasodilator.

This means is relaxes blood vessel walls, allowing a greater amount of blood to flow through.

Better blood flow means better oxygen and nutrient delivery, which leads to increased energy.

It is thought to provide additional benefits as well, like preventing the common cold, anti-aging properties, improvements in hearing, and enhancing immunity.

The Rhodiola 110 formula also contains 75 mg of caffeine from Green Tea Extract, 30 mg of Vitamin C, and Spinach and Cherry Extract.

The recommended dose is 1 or 2 tablets per day.

Rhodiola 110 Pros and Cons

Advantages of Rhodiola 110

The ingredients are all natural, so if you’re looking for a natural energy boost, this may be it.
There are several positive Rhodiola 110reviews on Amazon, mainly praising its energy boost, both in physical and mental terms.
The energy is long lasting and not jittery.

Disadvantages of Rhodiola 110

It’s pretty expensive.
It acts as a stimulant so you should be careful not to use too much or combine it with other stimulant products.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Rhodiola 110 online through a few different retailers.

The 60-count bottle will last from one to two months depending on whether you take 1 or 2 per day, and it costs $35-$45 depending on where you buy.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for an alternative to loading up on caffeinated drinks all day just to stay alert and motivated, Rhodiola 110could be a good choice.It may also work as a pre workout supplement providing the mental and physical boost you need to power through.

If you do try, make sure you start with just 1 pill to assess your tolerance before upping the dose.

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Test Reload Review – Does It Work?

Overview
Ingredients
Who is Mike Chang
Consumers Saying
My Personal Results
Pros and Cons
Where to Buy
Conclusion
User Reviews

Test Reload Overview

Getting older can really suck.

Once you hit 30 and beyond, every year you lose more and more testosterone, making everything from losing fat to building muscle to getting an erection harder and harder to do.

Luckily, there are ways around the problem, and even more luckily, some of them don’t involved prescriptions, injections, or nasty side effects.

Natural testosterone boosters have become as popular as they have for a reason.

They’re effective and they’re safe.

Now the only problem is choosing the right one.

Test Reload comes from Mike Chang of Six Pack Short Cuts.

It’s the testosterone booster that he recommends so we decided to take a look.

The stated benefits are pretty much what you usually find in natural testosterone boosters and include:

Increased testosterone without chemicals.
Enhanced muscle mass.
Pumped up sex life.
Increased overall strength.

Let’s take a look at the ingredients and decide if Test Reload can walk the walk as well.

Test Reload Ingredients and How They Work

There are four key ingredients in the Test Reload formula:

Fenugreek helps boost testosterone levels by helping to keep free testosterone molecules free.

There’s an enzyme called Sex Hormone Binding Globuline (SHBG) that tries to lock down free testosterone so your body can’t use it.

Fenugreek works to prevent that from happening.
D-Aspartic Acid has been shown in clinical tests to increase your body’s testosterone production.

It does this by increasing the release of luteinizing hormone, which in turn signals the testes to release more testosterone.
Maca Root which increases testosterone and sperm production.

It’s also been known for centuries to increase libido.
White Button Mushroom Extract which may support healthy estrogen levels in men by preventing some of the natural conversion process of testosterone to estrogen.

Click Here to see a picture of the Test Reload label.

The formula is rounded out with Beta Alanine for workout endurance, Mucuna Pruriens for libido support, and Boron Citrate which may increase testosterone levels as well.

There’s plenty of other supplements on the market that basically share this very same ingredients makeup, including Andro 400, Spartagen XT, and even Nugenix.

Who is Mike Chang and Should You Listen To Him?

As mentioned earlier, Mike is a fitness consultant, coach, and founder of the Six Pack Shortcuts system. According to his bio, in his youth he was not exactly the specimen of health and fitness that he is today.

He was relatively out of shape, snubbed by women, and lacked confidence. Taking a new approach to dieting, exercise, and life, he ended up losing weight and getting a six pack, totally changing his life.

He started out as a Youtube phenomenon after posting videos of his workouts back in 2010. The results were extraordinary…

With over 400 youtube videos, 222 million views, and 2 million subscribers, he is argument-ably one of the most influential people in the dieting / fitness niche online.

However, recently he announced that he would no longer be posting Youtube videos, as he has decided to basically retire from the business.

You can find out why in the following vid:

But, Can You Believe Him?

I did a lot of research on Mike Chang and the results were not so appealing. There’s talk on forums like Bodybuilding.com and Reddit, and they don’t paint a very good picture of him.

Most call out the fact that his Six Pack Shortcuts program is nothing really “revolutionary”, and frown on his claims of how easy it is to develop a six pack.

So What are Consumers Saying About Test Reload?

Reviews seem to be mixed, but a good portion are not very good. For example, the product has an average rating of 3 out of 5 stars on Amazon.

Not good, but not terrible either.

The negative reviews speak for themselves. Many said the supplement simply did not work for them, while others are claiming side effects that would make you think twice before ordering.

Some of the positive reviews look a bit suspicious as well.

For example, the following user states the he gained 15 lbs. in the first month.

But if you look at some of the other products he’s reviewed on Amazon, you’ll see it’s just Test Reload and another supplement made by Mike Chang called “Six Pack Sleep”.

Companies that sell stuff on Amazon have a tendency to create fake accounts, but the product, then leave a glowing review for their supplement, but don’t leave reviews for any other products.

I’m not saying this is 100% the case here, but these are things should be noted.

My Personal Results

At the request of many of my visitors I finally got a chance to try out Test Reload.

For me, the first week I basically didn’t feel anything. No increase in energy, no enhanced libido, and certainly no increased strength.

However, by the end of the second week I started to notice a few things.

I started sleeping better. Typically I get about 6 – 7 hours of sleep a night, and occasionally I’ll wake up in the middle of the night to take a piss. This was not the case here. I was getting about 7 – 8 hours of SOLID, uninterrupted sleep.
Libido started to pick up. I’ve never really had any major issues with libido, but I definitely felt an increase in my overall sexual stamina and hardness.
Improved recovery times. Typically when I get a good workout session in, especially during leg day, I’ll end up being sore for a few days afterwards. I started to notice that my recovery times seemed to be shortened. I felt like I could go all out in my workouts the next day, instead of my usual 70 – 80 % effort.

The downside is this only seemed to last about a week, and I’m not totally sure that it was a result of taking Test Reload. In any case I gave it a shot and didn’t experience any side effects, so that’s always a plus.

Test Reload Pros and Cons

Advantages of Test Reload

The ingredients are all natural.
It’s a bit on the expensive side.
There’s a money back guarantee.
There are some very positive Test Reload reviews from customers on Amazon, with particular focus on energy and stamina for workouts.

Disadvantages of Test Reload

The ingredients list is a little short, and they don’t reveal ingredient amounts, which is pretty important information when deciding whether or not a supplement will be effective.
Some question Mike Changs claims and marketing tactics.
My personal results were less than stellar.
They funnel you into an auto-rebill offer, which can be costly.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Test Reload through their official SixPack Shop website or additional retailers like Amazon.

On the Six Pack shortcuts website they sell it for the “reduced price” of $67 (original price is $100), BUT, they charge almost $15 for shipping.

That’s just straight up ridiculous. They’re sending you a supplement bottle, not a TV.

Another thing I noticed (barely) was that if you buy it on the official Six Pack shortcuts website, they end up putting you into what’s known as an auto-rebill, auto-shipment offer.

What that basically means in lamens terms is that they will continually send you a new bottle of Test Reload every 30 days, AND continually bill you the full price of $67 plus shipping.

You can see it all right here in the terms and conditions (which most guys skip over):

A TON of guys usually miss this, and when they start seeing credit charges popping up they’re usually clueless as to what to do.

Luckily they make it relatively easy to cancel your order (and any future orders) of Test Reload by simply sending them an email at support@sixpackshortcuts.com.

Alternatively, you can call them at 1-800-655-8576 to cancel.

Things You Can Do To Help Boost Your Testosterone

As most of us know, supplements alone will not give you some sort of magical increase in testosterone. While they can help, they’re not the end all be all” to boosting testosterone.

However, there are a few things you can do to naturally stimulate your bodies natural production of testosterone.

For one, exercise is crucial. However, you need to be doing the right types of exercise to take advantage of your bodies ability to pump out more testosterone.

For example, it’s been clinically proven that performing High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) can increase your testosterone naturally in just a few short weeks.

I talk about this, and other things you can do, in the following article. Check it out if you have time.

You can also sign up for my free “How To Boost Testosterone Naturally” ebook, and get GREAT tips on diet, exercise, and supplementation that will safely boost your testosterone DRAMATICALLY.

Conclusion

After trying it out for a full month, I have to admit I wasn’t very impressed with Test Reload. They make a lot of promises, but I only seemed to get some minor benefits for about a week.

Should I have take it for longer? Maybe.

Would I have gotten better results if I did? Again, maybe.

But at almost $100 a bottle (a bit cheaper on Amazon), I was definitely expecting more.

It’s expensive, but if you’re still interested in trying it, at least there’s a money back guarantee, so you’ll be covered if it doesn’t turn out to work for you.

Just keep in mind that you need to buy it through the official Size Pack Shortcuts website to take advantage of that.

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Arginine Cardio Review – Does It Work?

Arginine Cardio Overview

A lot of the supplements we look at use L-Arginine as one of their primary ingredients.

That’s because it’s long been accepted that increased nitric oxide makes your workouts better, and l-arginine helps cause that increase you need.

But what about L-Arginine and for overall better health?

The idea is gaining some traction, and a supplement called Arginine Cardiois potentially ready to lead the way.

Let us get a little closer and take a look at Arinine Cardio, what it’s made out of and how it works.

What is Arginine Cardio?

Arginine Cardio was developed by Dr. Rainer Boger to be the only pharmaceutical grade l-arginine/l-citrulline supplement to give you high nitric oxide levels all day, every day.

While most NO pre workout supplements boost your levels just before your workout so you get the benefits while you need them for building muscle, Arginine Cardio boosts levels all day so you get its cardiovascular benefits all day long.

And the benefits can be many. Nitric Oxide is a vasodilator.

It relaxes blood vessel walls so more blood can flow more freely through your body.

It also signals the cardiovascular system to repair itself, cleaning plaque from arteries so blood flows even more freely.

When your system doesn’t have to work so hard to move blood throughout, there are a number of benefits like:

Decreased blood pressure.
Better, more restful sleep.
Harder erections.
More effective weight loss.
Decreased joint pain from arthritis.

Arginine Cardio Ingredients and How They Work

The primary ingredient in Arginine Cardio is of course L-Arginine, which is an amino acid that converts to nitric oxide in the body.

What’s different about Arginine Cardio is the amount and what it’s combined with.

The Arginine dose is pretty high (it’s measured in grams, not milligrams), but more important is the fact that it also contains the best ratio of l-arginine to l-citrulline to make the increase in nitric oxide last all day.

The formula is then rounded out with some antioxidants as well as vitamins and minerals to support overall health and body processes.

Arginine Cardio Pros and Cons

Advantages of Arginine Cardio

The scientifically studied formula contains the appropriate ratio of l-arginine to l-citrulline to provide an all day NO increase.
You can take fewer doses to achieve the same results as other products, making it cheaper.
There are lots of positive testimonials on the Arginine Cardio website.
It’s less expensive than some of the other options.

Disadvantages of Arginine Cardio

There doesn’t appear to be a money back guarantee.
It’s not a substitute for seeking medical attention for heart and/or cardiovascular symptoms.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Arginine Cardio through the official website.

A single bottle sells for $59.95, but if you buy 3 or 6 jars at a time, you’ll get a $10 discount on each bottle.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for a daily NO boosting supplement for overall health and cardiovascular wellness, Arginine Cardio is a good pick.The only drawback I really see is that there’s no stated money back guarantee.

So if you’ve got $60 to try on a new supplement, Arginine Cardio may be worth the try.

It has several ingredients that contribute to all around good health in general, so it serves as a good part of a dietary regimen on its own without the workout benefits that it provides.

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ProArgi9+ Review – Should You Use It?

ProArgi9+ Overview

You probably know by now that increased nitric oxide is good for your workouts and gives you that great pumped, vascular look.

But there are actually several benefits to having more NO working in your cells.

Improving blood flow has benefits for your blood pressure, your cholesterol, your energy, your sex life, and much much more. ProArgi9+is a supplement that capitalizes on these benefits.

It’s not really a bodybuilding supplement.

It’s meant to be used daily by anyone who wants the many benefits of increased blood flow.

ProArgi9+ Ingredients and How They Work

L-Argnine is the primary ingredient in ProArgi9+. There a a full 5 grams in the formula.

This is because L-Arginine is a direct precursor to NO.

NO is a gas that’s created in your cells.

As a gas, it doesn’t stay stable for long.

By providing your body with this much L-Arginine, you will able to continue to produce more.

With more NO, you’ll be maintaining cardiovascular health by ensuring proper bloodflow, blood pressure, and blood thickness.

Added to the ProArgi9+ formula are:

L-Citrulline that is actually a precursor to L-Arginine, allowing for even more in your body.
Resveratrol which is an antioxidant to protect the heart and reduce bad cholesterol.
Vitamin D3 which helps the body absorb calcium and improves cardiovascular function.

ProArgi9+ comes in the form of a powder.

Mix one scoop with water and take once or twice daily.

ProArgi9+ Pros and Cons

Advantages of ProArgi9+

The formula is all natural.
It contains a good dose of L-Arginine
It comes in several sugar-free flavors including Grape, Citrus Berry, and Mixed Berry.
Its focus is on overall cardiovascular health.

Disadvantages of ProArgi9+

It’s pretty expensive.
We found no ProArgi9+ reviews from customers.

Where to Buy

You can purchase ProArgi9+ through the official Synergy WorldWide website.

A single canister which contains 30 servings sells for $75. If you take it twice a day, that’s an outlay of $150 each month.But if you buy multiple bottles at once, you’ll save at least a little.

Conclusion

ProArgi9+ may have benefits to your overall health, but it comes at a pretty steep price.

It might be a better idea to check in with your doctor to see if there’s something medically wrong first, then go from there.

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X FORCE NO2 Review – Does It Work?

X FORCE NO2 Overview

A word of caution.

As you go about your search for the best workout supplement to support your hard work and bring you to amazing results, know that there are A LOT of scams out there.

When the online supplement market started to explode a number of years ago, unscrupulous companies were quickly formed to capitalize on guys’ desires to get ripped without using steroids.

There are reputable companies and products too, but you definitely have to do your homework to find those and avoid the scammers.

That’s one of our primary focuses on this website, separating the good from the bad, the legit from the fakers.

X FORCE NO2 is a pre workout supplement that relies mainly on the increase of Nitric Oxide to get you better energy, better pumps, better oxygen and nutrient delivery, and in the end, better results.

In fact, the entire focus is on boosting nitric oxide.

We took a closer look at the ingredients and marketing to determine whether or not X FORCE NO2 is a scam.

Here’s what we found.

X FORCE NO2 Ingredients and How They Work

The complete X FORCE NO2 formula is aimed toward increasing nitric oxide.

While a lot of online offerings don’t disclose their ingredient list, we were pleased to see that X FORCE NO2 does.

Some of the formula is proprietary which means they don’ t reveal how much of each ingredient they use, ut at least they let you know what’s in it.

The components include:

L-Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate
L-Arginine
L-Arginine Monohydrochloride
L-Citrulline
Dipotassium Phosphate

These are all involved in the production of nitric oxide.

NO is a vasodilator which means that it relaxes blood vessel walls, allowing an increased amount of blood to flow through to your muscles, providing more oxygen and nutrients as well as giving you that great pumped up look and feel.

The recommended dose is 2 capsules taken with water about 30 minutes before working out.

Where to Buy X FORCE NO2

X FORCE NO2 used to be available only through a “free trial” offer that isn’t actually free at all.

They would make you pay a small shipping fee.

Then they’d sign you up for continuing monthly shipments at full price.

This little tidbit of information was buries deep in the fine print of the terms and conditions, basically making it highly unlikely that anyone would read it or know about it before signing up.

Most guys thought they were trying out a new product for free. 15 days later, a charge showed up on their credit card and they would start to investigate what was going on.

It looks like X FORCE NO2 might have decided to go legit.

At this time, their website sells one bottle (or multiples) at a time for a set price.

I read the terms and conditions cover to cover and there’s no mention of a free trial or a subscription service.

In fact, it specifically states:

“This purchase incurs a onetime charge to your selected payment method.

If you wish to receive new shipments of X Force NO2 you must submit a new order. “

I don’t know if they made this decision on their own or they were pushed to it, but either way, it’s good to see.

At this time, a single bottle sells for $48, and you’ll pay less per bottle if you buy multiples.

X FORCE NO2 Pros and Cons

Advantages of X FORCE NO2

The ingredients are all natural.
You can buy it without signing up for automatic delivery.

Disadvantages of X FORCE NO2

The formula is pretty limited.
There are no clinical studies showing its effectiveness.
We were unable to find X FORCE NO2 reviews from customers who’ve use it.

Conclusion

X FORCE NO2 used to be a free trial scam product, but now it’s not.This is good, but it would be nice to know why this happened.

Unfortunately, I still don’t see this as a product worth using.

NO supplements are a dime a dozen, and there’s nothing that makes X FORCE NO2stand out.

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Testo XTRM Review – Free Trial Scam?

Testo XTRM Overview

Testosterone is the ultimate male hormone.

It’s responsible for strength, power, muscle, aggression, and even sex drive. It even makes you a calmer, happier guy.

That’s why it sucks when our levels drop off, which they start to do in our early 30s.

It’s a gradual process, but when you get to a certain point, you really start to notice.

All of a sudden, we have a hard time keeping fat off our mid-section, we can’t lift what we used to, we’re irritable, and we don’t think about sex half as much as we used to.

You can get hormone replacement therapy, but that requires a prescription and comes with all kinds of side effects.

The other option is finding a natural testosterone boosting supplement like Testo XTRM.

Testo XTRM is available online and it invites you to experience the power of testosterone.

Their website talks a lot about how today’s environment strips us of even more testosterone than we lose through the natural aging process.

Because of chemicals and toxins in our food and water, and radiation in the air, the loss occurs that much more quickly.

And that, according to the website, is why we need Testo XTRM.

But there are a lot of natural testosterone boosters out there. Why would we choose Testo XTRM?

We took a closer look in order to answer that question.

Testo XTRM Ingredients and How They Work

The Testo XTRM website doesn’t disclose the full ingredient list.

The only component it discusses is Tribulus Terrestris, which is commonly found in natural testosterone boosters.

It works by signaling the pituitary gland to release an increased amount of luteinizing hormone.

The LH then signals the testes to produce and release an increased amount of testosterone.

We don’t know what else is in the formula, which makes it tough to make a call on whether or not it works.

Where to Buy

Testo XTRM is only available online through a free trial offer.

What this means is that you pay a small shipping fee (which is how they get your credit card) and receive a “free” full sized bottle.

If you don’t want to be charged for your free bottle, you need to call within 14 days from your order date and let them know.

If you don’t do this, your credit card will be charged for the “free” bottle, and you’ll be automatically signed up for monthly full price shipments from then on.

This might not be so bad if you like Testo XTRM.

The big problem is that the details of the offer are buried deep in the “terms and conditions” and almost nobody sees them before they place their orders. This is by design.

Testo XTRM wants repeat customers, and this is how they get them.

One more thing to note about the free trial offer is that often, these companies push more than one supplement this way.

When too many people catch on to the scam, they switch to a different product.

This seems to be happening with Testo XTRM now.

Sometimes when you click the link to order, you’re taken to the correct website.

But sometimes, you’re taken to the website of a completely different product.

Testo XTRM Pros and Cons

Advantages of Testo XTRM

None.

Disadvantages of Testo XTRM

The ingredient list is unknown.
The only way to order is through the free trial scam.

Conclusion

Testo XTRM is really just another free trial scam.

My best recommendation is that you just plain stay away.

There are far better options that don’t involve phony free trials and ongoing charges.

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T-Rex Muscle Review – Free Trial Scam?

T-Rex Muscle Overview

If you want help getting big, strong, and ripped, there’s no shortage of available products.

There are testosterone boosters, pre-workout formulas, post workout formulas, creatine, fat burners, and all sorts of supplements to bolster your efforts.

So many that making the decision about which one or ones to use can be pretty difficult.

If you’ve started your online search for products, you already know this.

But that’s why we’re here, to help you decide which ones work and which ones you should just leave on the virtual shelf.

T-Rex Musclecalls itself a Muscle Mass Builder that promotes healthy muscle growth and body composition while raising free testosterone levels in your body.

So that makes it kind of an all-around product.

That can be a good thing if it works, but sometimes a supplement tries to cram too many functions into one pill and ends up not being of much use for any of its stated purposes.

We took a closer look at T-Rex Muscle to see where this product lands.

T-Rex Muscle Ingredients and How They Work

No official T-Rex Muscle website is accessible at this time, so we had to look for ingredient information on review websites.

Sometimes what you find there is legitimate. Sometimes it’s not.

T-Rex Muscle falls into the second category because 2 different sites contained 2 completely different lists.

We have no clue which one (if any) is right, so we’ll include both.

According to one website, the T-Rex Muscle formula is made up of Indole-3-Carbinol, Dinndolymethane, Curcumin, Chrysin, Agmatine, Creatine, Caffeine, and Hordnine.

According to another, it’s Magnesium, Zinc, Tongkat Ali, and Ashwagandha. These are two very different formulas.

The first would be more about direct body building.

The second is specifically about increasing testosterone levels naturally.

So it’s tough to tell what to actually expect from T-Rex Muscle.

Where to Buy

T-Rex Muscle is only available online and only through a free trial program How it works is that you pay a small shipping fee upfront.

This is how they get your credit card number.

Then, if you don’t call to cancel within 14 days of placing your order, you get charged for that “free” bottle, and they start sending you a new bottle each month at full price.

The biggest reason this is labeled a scam is that the information about how the trial works is buried deep in the fine print.

So most people don’t have any idea what they’re getting into when they sign up. And this is no accident. It’s how they choose to operate.

T-Rex Muscle isn’t alone in this practice.

It’s becoming more and more prevalent in the online supplement sales world.

It’s starting to seem like a lot of these different products are actually related.

Right now, if you try to click through to place a free trial offer, you’re taken to the order site for a different supplement.

That’s a pretty clear indication that these supplements are offered by the same parent company and they view them is basically interchangeable.

T-Rex Muscle Pros and Cons

Advantages of T-Rex Muscle

None.

Disadvantages of T-Rex Muscle

We don’t know what the formula contains.
It’s only available through the free trial offer, and at this point, you can’t even get it that way.
It’s basically interchangeable with other free trial supplements.
There are no independent T-Rex Muscle reviews from customers.

Conclusion

There’s no reason whatsoever that you should waste your time, money, or frustration on T-Rex Muscle.

Any company that doesn’t make sure potential customers are well informed isn’t a company you want to deal with.

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ProMax Pump Review – Free Trial Scam?

ProMax Pump Overview

Lots of us have the same goals when it comes to getting in shape. We want to gain muscle and lose fat.

And we just know there’s a supplement out there that can help us out. It’s true. There are lots of great supplements.

But it’s also true that there’s a lot of crap just out there trying to make someone a quick buck.

The trick is knowing the difference.

ProMax Pump is a pre workout supplements that claims to make it easy and simple to get the sculpted body you want. Newsflash! It’s never easy.

No matter what supplements you take, getting cut and ripped is hard work, both in terms of workout and diet.

Supplements can help, but they won’t do it for you and they won’t make it easy.

So when a supplement says it’s easy, that should be a red flag.

More specifically what ProMax Pump claims to do is provide energy fro better workouts, improve your endurance, and help you maximize muscle gain. Now that sounds more reasonable.

Let’s take a closer look at this stuff and see if it delivers.

ProMax Pump Ingredients and How They Work

We found no definitive ingredients list, but we did come across some hints and possibly educated guesses about what’s in the formula.

The primary mechanism of action for ProMax Pump is improved blood flow through increased Nitric Oxide.

To that end, it appears as though it uses L-Arginine as its primary ingredient.

L-Arginine is a precursor to NO, so it increases your body’s supply.

With more NO, blood can flow more freely through your veins, delivering more oxygen and nutrients to your muscles, leaving you with more energy and more of what you need to get great workouts and great pumps.

If our third party source is to be believed, the ProMax Pump formula also contains B Vitamins for energy, L-Carnitine for fat burning and muscle building, Green Tea Extract for antioxidant protection, and Chromium to help regulate insulin levels leading to fat loss.

Instructions are to take 1-2 capsules twice a day, with breakfast and lunch.

Where to Buy

ProMax Pump is only available through their online free trial offer.

A website devoted to a “review” of the product contains a link to where you can order a trial of the product for “free,” but it really isn’t free at all.

Unless you call and cancel within 14 days, they’ll charge you full price for your “free” bottle, and they’ll sign you up to receive a new bottle at full price every month.

This is becoming a very common practice in the supplement business, so you need to be aware that they’re out there.

And more and more, it’s looking like there are a couple of big companies just switching out old supplements for new ones when customers start becoming aware that certain products are being sold this way.

In the case of ProMax Pump, it looks like they’ve moved on because every time you try to connect to the link to try it with the free trial, it takes you to a different product entirely.

It’s still a free trial product, but it’s not ProMax Pump.

So at this point, I’m not sure there’s any way at all to purchase it (and that’s probably a good thing.)

ProMax Pump Pros

None

ProMax Pump Cons

There’s no disclosed ingredient list.
They make impossible promises.
They use the free trial scam marketing tactic.
You can’t even order it at this point.

Conclusion

Even if you could find a way to order ProMax Pump, I recommend you don’t.

It’s just another free trial scam, concerned far more with money than with helping you achieve goals.

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Action Fuel Pro and Muscle Forge X Review

Millions of guys around the country are constantly on the lookout for that next ‘breakthrough’ that can help push them through their workouts and help to build massive muscle and get cut. And there’s certainly no shortage of supplements out there promising to be that breakthrough…

So, when I was browsing through my Yahoo homepage this morning, I came across an ad that proclaimed “The Rock’ smashes world record”, saying that he (Dwayne Johnson if you don’t know who ‘The Rock’ is) set a new Guinness world record. I clicked on it and it took me to a seemingly innocent page on what looked like the Men’s Health official website.

On this page they state that The Rock smashed the Guinness record for “Most Times To Bench Press 200 lbs. in 3 minutes” by taking an innovative supplement combo…

That combo was none other than that of a supplement called Action Fuel Pro and Muscle Forge X. He apparently only had 1 month to prepare for the feat, and packed on 20 lbs. of pure muscle, all while simultaneously burning 10 lbs. of fat…

Holy…S$#t….I’m gonna have fun with this one. Read on to see what I found out…

Why This Ad Is Complete B.S.

First off, “The Rock” never set a Guinness record for “Most Times To Bench Press 200 lbs. in 3 Minutes”. I know this because the record doesn’t even exist…see for yourself here.

The Rock DOES hold a Guinness World Record, but it is for “Most self-portrait photographs (selfies) taken in 3 minutes”, NOT “Most Times to Bench Press 200 lbs. in 3 Min.”

Sort of comical that a guy that has built his reputation / legacy on being one tough muther f$#ck and holding ANY record that involves the word “Selfie”…I cringe at the thought, but hey he is worth millions of $ so more power to him I guess 🙂

Will The Real Men’s Health Website Please Stand Up…

So, that’s red flag # 1…now onto #2…THIS is not the REAL Men’s Health website. How do I know this?? Well, for one let’s take a look at the url in the browser…

Clearly doesn’t say menshealth.com, which is the real site. Then, if you still have the page open, try to click around on things like “Fitness”, “Look Better Naked”, or even the “Search Men’s health” box and see what happens. If you’ve already closed the page out, here’s a quick screencast showing what happens:

As you can see here, no matter WHAT link you click on, it automatically redirects you to the Action Fuel Pro official website. In addition, the supposed author of this article who goes by the name of Richard Mason has been used in countless other false advertisements, including Alpha Rush Pro.

But It’s a Free Sample, Right???

All deceptive marketing aside, the ULTIMATE Red Flag here is the billing procedures instituted by those of Action Fuel Pro and Muscle Forge X. When you go to their official sites you are directed to enter your basic information, including name, address, email, and telephone number.

They allude to the “fact” that you can trial the product before you buy, but what they DON’T make so crystal clear is how you will be billed. They say you have to enter your credit card information to pay the modest $4.95 shipping charge for each supplement.

And what you probably COMPLETELY missed was the fine print that is buried below the fold…It reads:

“If you do not cancel within the 14 day trial period, you will be billed $87.47 for the bottle you received and enrolled in the membership program, where a fresh supply will be shipped every thirty days thereafter at an additional charge of $87.47 until cancelled.”

for Action Fuel Pro, and:

“If you do not cancel within the 14 day trial period, you will be billed $79.97 for the bottle you received and enrolled in the membership program, where a fresh supply will be shipped every thirty days thereafter at an additional charge of $79.97 until cancelled.”

This is what’s known in the industry as “auto-rebill, auto-shipment”, which essentially means that once the time period is up (typically 14 days), they will bill your credit card a HEFTY amount, AND keep sending you the product month after month.

I have warned thousands (if not tens of thousands) of guys about these supposed “free trials”, but often alot of guys get to pages like this way too late.

In some cases, I’ve heard of some guys getting billed as much as $1,000 because they weren’t keeping tabs on their credit card statements.

With all of this said, does the combo of Action Fuel Pro and Muscle Forge X really work? Well, I searched around on the usual websites like Bodybuilding.com, Yahoo Answers, and Amazon, but unfortunately came up short.

Apparently these products are so new that there isn’t any anecdotal evidence that they are the real deal, but let’s take a look at each supplement individually and see what comes up.

What is Action Fuel Pro?

According to the products official website, Action Fuel Pro is a pre workout supplement designed to help you gain muscle, boost sexual performance, and burn away fat and flab. The ingredients listed include a proprietary blend of L-Arginine, Beta-Alanine, caffeine (180 mg) and Taurine, as well as some filler ingredients.

L-Arginine is actually a VERY popular ingredient in countless pre workout supplements, and I can personally attest to its effectiveness. That said, they don’t make it clear which TYPE of L-Arginine they are using. 180 mg of caffeine is actually a decent amount, equivalent to about 1.5 X the content in a strong cup of coffee.

However, the use of any type of stimulant (including caffeine) WILL have an effect on your adrenal glands, so it’s best to limit use as much as possible.

So is anyone using Action Fuel Pro, and if so, are they getting good results from it??

Well, as mentioned before, finding REAL reviews was literally impossible. The google search results are literally BOMBARDED with fake reviews from affiliate websites that say the product is the best thing since sliced bread.

However, not ONE of these sites has a journal / diary of anyone using it, and there are no before and after pictures of anyone showing off their brand new body. Youtube was equally as worthless, with tons of what look like nothing more then promo videos for the supplement (see below)

What is Muscle Forge X?

Muscle Forge X is a supplement that is actually made in spray form, and consists of L-Arginine, Epimedium extract, Tribulus Terrestris, and Eurycoma Longifolia, as well as it’s primary ingredient Deer Antler Velvet extract (IGF-1). It’s supposed to help speed up muscle repair time, shed away unwanted excess fat, and help to boost your stamina both on the playing field and in the bedroom.

If you follow football, you may have heard about the trouble Ray Rice got into when he was accused of using deer antler spray to help recover from injuries sustained during one of his seasons.

The use of Deer Antler Spray is prohibited in the NFL, as well as most other professional sports organizations, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), and the NCAA.

The truth is, Deer Antler Spray DOES work at least anecdotally, but it hasn’t been PROVEN in a clinical setting.

Just like Action Fuel Pro, finding credible reviews of Muscle Forge X was nearly impossible.

Recommendation

Don’t buy into the hype...it’s crystal clear from my research that these 2 supplements will likely NOT give you some extreme gains in muscle and reduction in body fat. The fact that they have to resort to fictitious stories about celebrities using their supplements leads me to speculate that they are only looking at increasing the size of one thing…their bank accounts!

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Decabolic Creatine Overview

Decabolic Creatine Ingredients and How The Work

Decabolic Creatine Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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What is Brainfire?

Warning – Deceptive Marketing and Advertising Ahead…

1.) This is NOT the real Discovery Magazine website

2.) Stephen Hawking was NOT Interviewed By Anderson Cooper

3.) That Forbes Article on Brainfire?? Doesn’t exist…At Least Not The Way they want you to believe

Reviews of Brainfire

My Results With Brainfire

Frequently Asked Questions About Brainfire

How do I take it?

Are there any side effects?

Does it work like Adderall / Vyvanse?

Is it REALLY a clinically studied supplement?

Where can I buy it?

Do they have a guarantee / refund policy?

Recommendation

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What Is Slimfy?

Stage 1 (Month 1) – Detox and Weight Loss

Stage 2 (Month 2) – Enhance Weight Loss

Stage 3 (Month 3) – Maintenance Stage

What Are People Saying About Slimfy?

Where To Buy / Suspicious Billing Procedures

Recommendation

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Buzzerk Overview

Buzzerk Ingredients and How They Work

Buzzerk Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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Belly Trim XP Overview

Belly Trim XP Ingredients and How They Work

Belly Trim XP Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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LA Muscle Vasculator Overview

LA Muscle Vasculator Ingredients and How They Work

LA Muscle Vasculator Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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Neuro Nectar Overview

Neuro Nectar Ingredients and How They Work

Neuro Nectar Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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Contents

What Is Geniux

False and Deceptive Advertising…

Geniux Ingredients and How They Work

User Reviews and Testimonials

My Personal Results

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I buy it in stores

Was it really featured in Forbes, Dr Oz, etc

Are there any side effects

Can I get a refund if it doesn’t work for me

Geniux Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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Winnie Flex Overview

Winnie Flex Ingredients and How They Work

Winnie Flex Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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Test Flex Overview

Test Flex Ingredients and How They Work

Test Flex Pros and Cons

Where to Buy

Conclusion

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