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- If you’re serious about performance and results, you need the ALL NEW MuscleTech(R) Performance Series!
• NO Proprietary Blends • NO Underdosed Key Ingredients • NO Banned Substances (WADA)
• NO Fillers • NO Hype • NO Exceptions Just the Most Powerful Formulas Available
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- The First 4-In-1 Testosterone-Boosting Powder for Bodybuilders
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- ALL NEW ANOTEST(TM)s the first and only powdered testosterone booster designed to give you the effects of four different products in one formula. In fact, if you were to take this formula as a pill, you would have to take over 15 pills just to match the power of this hardcore anabolic powder. NEW ANOTEST(TM) is truly the most complete testosterone-boosting formula available.
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- • Increases Overall Testosterone
Unlike the majority of other products that underdose D-aspartic acid, ANOTEST(TM) contains the exact 3.12-gram dose shown to increase testosterone by over 40% while staying within the normal healthy range.1
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- • Increases Free (Active) Testosterone
The only testosterone powder that delivers a scientifically studied dose of boron, shown to increase free testosterone and decrease estradiol levels within the normal range.2
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- Amplifies Androgen Receptor Concentration
A precise 2000mg dose of L-carnitine is shown to increase the concentration of androgen receptors, which bind to free testosterone. Researchers in this study theorized that it improved the uptake of testosterone into the muscle cell.3
The same 2000mg of L-carnitine is shown to be effective in improving recovery after training in three separate human studies through the reduction of muscle tissue damage.4,5,6
REFERENCES
1 Topo et al., 2009. Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology. 7:120.
2 Naghii et al., 2011. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology. 25:54-58.
3 Kraemer et al., 2006. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 38(7):1288-1296.
4 Kraemer et al., 2003. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. 17(3):455-462.
5 Ho et al., 2010. Metabolism. 59(8):1190-1199.
6 Volek et al., 2002. American Journal of Physiology – Endocrinology and Metabolism. 282:E474-E482.
7 Sharp et al., 2010. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. 24(4):1125-1130.