Re: Best cylce ( not steroids) enhance endurance athletes performance for serious ath
Agreed he needs to take advantage of all the carbs, protein and fats he can get hence the reason he is being told to up his calories. He wants to take full advantage of these nutrients need2slin will help him do so. remember bud insulin is the most anabolic hormone out there N2S will make him Insulin sensitive, The more insulin sensative his body becomes the more Muscle he will gain while staying lean. On a calorie surplus so instead of gaining fat from upping his calories or just wasting muscle from his intense trainining he will recomp.
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Whether you’re trying to build muscle, burn fat, or both, you need to take advantage of every calorie you eat. You want your carbohydrates to supply energy, your proteins to build muscle, and fat to just go away! And that’s exactly what happens when you take Need2Slin. Insulin is one of the body’s most potent hormones, playing a role in everything from the anabolic process of building muscle, to the thermogenic process of burning fat. When insulin is released into the bloodstream, it acts to shuttle carbohydrates, proteins, and,
unfortunately, fats, into various cells. If the proteins and carbohydrates find their way into
a muscle, then the result is anabolic, i.e. muscle is gained. But if those nutrients move away from the muscle and into fat, then it’s stored – as body fat! The key here is to make sure that your muscles are insulin sensitive. Insulin sensitivity plays a role in determining your muscle-to-fat ratio; the more insulin sensitive you are, the more muscle you gain while staying lean.
The ingredients in Need2Slin have been shown to:
• Increase lean body mass
• Lower body fat
• Optimize metabolism
• Boost thyroid output
• Increase testosterone
• Improve Insulin Sensitivity
• Increase Energy
• Enhance muscular blood flow
Need2Slin commands insulin to do exactly what you want, pushing macronutrients into the muscle and away from fat. And that’s why Need2Slin contains these seven powerful ingredients:
Acetyl-L-Carnitine is an acetylated version of the amino acid, L-Carnitine. During the breakdown of fats and the production of energy, L-Carnitine is required for the transport
of fatty acids into the mitochondria. As a result of strenuous exercise, a large portion of L-Carnitine is converted to an acetylated form, called Acetyl L-Carnitine (1) which has been shown to improve insulin sensitivity, mobilize fat stores, and increase energy. In addition, Acetyl-L-Carnitine acts as a potent anti-oxidant (2).
Gymnema sylvestre: is an herb found in central India, known locally as Gumar, or sugar destroyer. The leaves of this plant are high in Gymnemic acids, which delay glucose absorption in the blood, and lower blood sugar levels, while increasing insulin sensitivity. Gymnemic acids also curb the binding of carbohydrates to receptors in the intestine, thereby preventing one mechanism of obesity.
NaR-ALA: is a sodium bonded version of R- Alpha lipoic acid. Alpha lipoic acid is an anti-oxidant (4) that speeds the removal of carbohydrates (sugar) from the blood, and breaks down sugar and triglycerides for the production of Adenosine TriPhosphate. It also stimulates insulin signaling which supports glucose uptake by muscles as well as the metabolism of triglycerides by muscles. (5).These properties can shift the body’s focus from storing carbohydrates as body fat, and instead, uses it for muscle-building energy.
L-Norvaline: can enhance Nitric Oxide production (6), which has been shown to improve
blood flow to muscles, resulting in better pumps and more intense training.
Coleus forskholii: can increase the production of thyroid hormones and stimulate thyroid hormone release. An increase in these hormones can elevate the metabolic rate and increase protein synthesis, and aid the body in building muscle while simultaneously burning fat. In addition, Coleus forskholii can not only aid in fat loss, but can also increase the body’s output of testosterone, and cause a significant increase in lean body
mass, while causing a significant reduction in fat mass. (7)
Synephrine HCL: has been shown to exert thermogenic effects through the alpha receptors found in fat cells, while also showing carryover stimulation of the beta receptors. By stimulation of these receptors, more fatty acids are liberated from fat stores,and used for energy. (8,9)
Banaba leaf: has been shown in numerous studies to have a glucose dispersing effect (10)similar to insulin, as well as significant anti-obesity potential.
Use: To increase fat loss, take two capsules 30 minutes before each meal containing 40g
of carbohydrates or more. To increase mass gains, use three capsules before each meal
containing 60-100grams of carbohydrates. Use in conjunction with an appropriate diet
and training program. Another popular Method of use is to take just 1 capsule Morning, noon, and night. This allowes for contant stedy levels through out a 24 hour piriod.
Need2slin Supplement facts:
2 caps per serving 60 servings per container.
450mg gymnema sylvestre, a whopping 75 percent gymnemic acids!!
250mg Acetyl L-carnatine
200mg NaR-ALA
200mg L-norvaline
90mg Coleus forskholi, 20 percent forskolin.
30mg synephrine HCI
18mg Banaba leaf.
Warning
This product is intended for adults only. Keep this product out of reach of children.
If you have or have had a medical condition or are currently using prescription drugs
consult your physician before using this product. Avoid this product if you have any
previous history of medical dysfunction or disease, including but not limited to high
blood pressure, heart, kidney, thyroid, or psychiatric disease, difficulty urinating, prostate
enlargement, anxiety, depression, seizure disorder, or have had a stroke.
As with any dietary supplement, we recommend that you consult a physician before use
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration
(FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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