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Androgenix Labs makes it very clear right from the beginning that Androgenix Pre Workout is not for the weak among us. And if the weak do use Androgenix Pre Workout, they won’t be weak for long. They present this product as the ultimate pre workout supplement for people who want more energy, more strength, increased muscle hydration, reduced lactic acid, and increased blood for for better oxygen and nutrient deliver and incredible pumps. It’s basically everything you’ve every wanted in a pre workout formula, and on top of that, there’s no crash.
Certainly when something sounds too good to be true, we wonder “where’s the catch?” And it’s our job to find that catch. So we took a close look at the Androgenix Pre Workout formula and all the feedback we could find, and are ready to share with you what we found.
How Does Androgenix Pre Workout Work?
Some pre workout supplements specialize in just one or two aspects of the pre workout experience. Androgenix Pre Workout goes for just about all of them. You’ve got energy from stimulants and mood elevators. You’ve got pumps and nutrient delivery though two different mechanisms for boosting nitric oxide. You’ve got muscle endurance. You’ve even got hydrated muscles. The idea is that if Androgenix Pre Workout can bolster your efforts on every front, you’ll have the best experience possible, leading to the most explosive and effective results.
Androgenix Pre Workout Ingredients
By their own identification, there are 4 key components in the Androgenix Pre Workout formula. They are:
- Beta Alanine (1) which increases muscle energy and endurance by reducing lactic acid buildup. When you work out, lactic acid is released into your muscles, making them feel spent and fatigued. Beta Alanine blocks that build up so you can go harder for longer in your workouts.
- Agmatine Sulfate which is a byproduct of L-Arginine. It’s been showing more and more promise as a booster of nitric oxide, which of course increases blood flow to your muscles, delivering more oxygen and nutrients for great pumps as well as better growth and repair. It may also provide mental acuity benefits like decreasing anxiety and supporting a healthy mood.
- Caffeine which is of course a central nervous system stimulant that helps increase energy, focus, and alertness.
- AMP Citrate which is gaining popularity as an energy booster that mimics adrenaline. AMP Citrate is chemically very similar to DMAA which has been banned by the FDA. Both compounds are also very similar to amphetamines, though AMP Citrate is one step further removed. There is some concern about its safety, and possibly even more distressing is the fact that we have no idea how much is in the Androgenix Pre Workout formula.
Some of the other notable components of the Androgenix Pre Workout formula are:
- Creatine for increased muscle strength and power during workouts, leading quicker muscle strength and size increases.
- Rhodiola Rosea (2) which is an herbal stimulant.
- Yohimbe (3) which is another herbal stimulant that can be very effective but may cause a dangerous drop in blood pressure or other serious side effects in some users.
The AMP Citrate, Yohimbe, Caffeine, Rhodiola Rosea, and Synephrine are all part of what Androgenix Pre Workout calls its “Extreme Energy Blend” and judging by that list, it is indeed extreme.
Androgenix Pre Workout Reviews
Checking in on what other users have to say about a supplement is always a great way to get a feel for how it really works. Unfortunately, we couldn’t find any of that feedback for Androgenix Pre Workout, not even testimonials on the official website. I’m not necessarily saying that means it’s no good. I’m just saying that with no feedback, we simply don’t know.
Androgenix Pre Workout Pros
- The formula covers a wide range of pre workout benefits including energy, muscle strength, muscle hydration, muscle strength, motivation, and blood flow.
Androgenix Pre Workout Cons
- There’s no customer feedback to go on.
- The formula could potentially lead to a stimulant overload. It contains a lot of different stimulants, and without knowing how much of each is used, it’s difficult to know what the response will be.
- There’s only one flavor to choose from, and they don’t tell you what it is, just that it “tastes great”
Where to Buy
The only place to purchase Androgenix Pre Workout is the Androgenix Labs website. A tub has 30 servings, so it’ll last you a month, and it costs $49.99.
Our Androgenix Pre Workout Conclusion
Androgenix Pre Workout has chosen to use a very ambitious set of ingredients in its formula. It basically covers every aspect you could want in a pre workout supplement. But we have a couple concerns. There are an awful lot of stimulants in the formula, some of which are known to have a tendency to cause side effects. The doses may be low enough for safety, but since they’re not disclosed, we can’t really know that. There are so many choices in the pre workout supplement market. Skip Androgenix Pre Workout in favor of something with more transparency in the formula and more feedback from customers.
Sources:
(1) Effects of Twenty-Eight Days of Beta-Alanine and Creatine Monohydrate Supplementation on the Physical Working Capacity at Neuromuscular Fatigue Threshold. Stout, Jeffrey R; Cramer, Joel T.; Mielke, Michelle; O’Kroy, Joseph; Torok, Don J.; Zoeller, Robert F. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research: November 2006.
(2) A double-blind, placebo-controlled pilot study of the stimulating and adaptogenic effect of Rhodiola rosea SHR-5 extract on the fatigue of students caused by stress during an examination period with a repeated low-dose regimen. A.A. Spasov, G.K. Wikman , V.B. Mandrikov, I.A. Mironova, V.V. Neumoin. Phytomedicine. Volume 7, Issue 2, April 2000, Pages 85–89.
(3) Qualitative and quantitative determination of yohimbine in authentic yohimbe bark and in commercial aphrodisiacs by HPLC-UV-API/MS methods Boris Zanolari, Karine Ndjoko, Jean-Robert Ioset, Andrew Marston and Kurt Hostettmann. Phytochemical Analysis Volume 14, Issue 4, pages 193–201, July/August 2003.
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