Force Factor Supplements
This muscle building supplement is made by a very popular brand and it has no caffeine, creatine or sodium. It has nitric oxide, which is vasodilator and dilates the blood vessels. Muscles will receive nitric oxide, and its synthesizing will be aided by the L-Arginine, which will conduct the vasodilation. When blood vessels are dilated, it actually means that the muscles will receive more blood and thus more nutrients and oxygen. Also, they will give you the needed strength for your training if you take them prior to the training. Capsules should be taken after breakfast and lunch, from 2 to 4 capsules.
Reviews
Many gym owners, bodybuilders and fitness professionals recommend this muscle building supplement. We will see some of the positive reviews of this product. Medical researchers have confirmed its effects and it is effective from the start and the first dose. After a few days, the effects will be visible and after only 3 days you will feel refreshed and energized. Also, acids that are responsible for the muscle soreness and fatigue are disposed of. There are several benefits associated with the arginine in this supplement, and some of them are healing process aid and control of the hormone production. Cancer, diabetes and heart attacks are some of the serious diseases from which force factor can defend you. It is very safe and it does not have addictive caffeine or the creatine, which will make your muscles supersized but weak. It is manufactured in a capsule form and this is a plus since most nitric oxide supplements are in a form of powder, but in this way, a bad taste is eliminated. The blood flow will be increased and thus the libido as well. This supplement can only be taken along with the proper exercise plan and diet. Maximum benefits can be achieved with three months of use.
- www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/rr5116a1.htm
- www.who.int/pmnch/knowledge/publications/country_data_review.pdf
- Photo courtesy of Airman 1st Class Andrew Crawford, Minot Air Force Base Public Affairs via: www.minot.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/806975/supplement-usage-in-the-air-force-today/
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