• Testosterone booster
• Increase lean muscle mass and strength
• Eliminate aromatase activity
• Bind androgen recptors

20-hydroxyecdysone is a naturally occurring phytoecdysteroid that is produced by a variety of plants. In regards to its effectiveness in humans, it has been successful in a commercial aspect due to its high efficacy in promoting muscle growth and fat loss with the lowers risk of side effects compared to other anabolic compounds. Clinical studies found that the compound was increased in its effectiveness when combined with a high protein diet, to the extent of it matching the same benefits that are commonly linked with that of Dianabol. Along sides it be proven to be an anabolic compound it has also proven to be successful in raising testosterone levels in males. Animal research has provided evidence that phytoectysteroids such as 20-hydroxyecdysone take part in protein biosynthesis (anabolism) as it increases the activity of polyribosome which are the cytoplasmic compartments inside a cell responsible for protein synthesis, a mechanism of action that is different to that of any other anabolic steroidal compounds.

The Compounds within GF is a metabolite of Testosterone and DHT it has been used in sports supplements since the 1930’s. It converts to  Dihydrotestosterone which is key in building muscle tissue. It is highly effective at promoting lean muscle tissue very similar to that of anabolic steroids but with minor side effects in comparison, and can be used for both cutting and bulking cycles. Results become noticeable at about 3-6 weeks.

Tongkat Ali is a herb commonly used in Southeast Asian medicine but more recently has been used in sports supplement due to its ability to increase male libido, increase sports performance and stimulate weight loss. It’s been shown to create an increase in natural free testosterone and also lower the impact of chronic stress, which could be brought on by stress of dieting, sleep deprivation and exercise training. The mechanism in which it allows an increase of free testosterone is by stopping it from being bound to unwanted pathways such as Sex-H-Binding-Globulin (SHBG).