God of Rage Reloaded

God of Rage Reloaded Review

God of Rage Reloaded is a supplement made by Centurian Labz designed to help consumers improve the efficiency of their fitness workouts. It builds on a previous supplement, simply called God of Rage, and comes in three interesting-sounding flavours: killer kiwi apple, sinister strawberry, and cosmic star candy.

The combination of ingredients should, theoretically, create the perfect anabolic environment necessary to facilitate maximum muscle gain, increased stamina, and an all-round improved workout for the consumer.

Centurian Labz is a US-based company, started up by Dr Nicholas Puccio and Dr Joseph Kepko. It is unclear whether these are medical doctor titles that they own, or something else. There does not appear to be any information about where they are based and the contact page on their website is just a form, with a phone number. On the website, they claim to:

strive to provide the best products possible through science based supplementation

What Does God of Rage Reloaded Claim To Do?

Centurion Labz does not make any claims about this product other than stating that it is a new, revolutionary pre-workout supplement.

Does God of Rage Reloaded Work?

On research into all of the ingredients, if God of Rage Reloaded was taken correctly (and there is very little information on how to do that!), we believe that it could have some positive effects for some consumers on the efficiency of their workout. All of the ingredients are carefully chosen. However, this is aimed at the most serious of athletes, not average gym-goers looking for a bit of a boost. Reviews found on the internet from people who have taken this supplement are all generally quite positive.

What Are The Ingredients of God of Rage Reloaded?

• Vitamin D (2000IU)
• Vitamin C (200mg)
• Vitamin B12 (30mcg)
• L-Citrulline Malate (4000mg): This is a non-essential amino acid which is supposed to help increase nitric oxide production. It helps with the uptake of oxygen, glucose, amino acids and creatine, and energy production through muscle cells. It reduces the concentration of lactic acid and ammonia in the muscles, allowing the body to recover energy faster. Source, Source
• Beta alanine (3200mg): When lactic acid begins to build up, muscles begin to give up and become painful. This amino acid helps the body create carnosine, which is the best defence against lactic acid. It helps to lower the PH levels and reduces fatigue, meaning a longer workout. The most common side effect is experiencing tingling or prickling sensations in the toes and fingers, which needs to be monitored in case nerve endings are being damaged.
• Creatine monohydrate (3000mg): This helps energy and power to be stored within the muscles, allowing the consumer to push more weights and build bigger muscles faster. It also helps to combat fatigue. This is quite a modest dose of this particular ingredient compared to some pre-workout supplements and the most effective way of taking it is one molecule of creatine with one molecule of water, so it is unclear whether at this quantity and taken in this manner, it is at its most effective. One of the reported side effects of creatine is stomach aches, affecting 5-7% of consumers.
• Taurine (500mg): This is an ingredient often found in energy drinks. It’s an amino acid, which affects cognitive abilities, mental function and mood and can act as a creatine transporter. There have been no side effects reported for this ingredient, although it is often given a bad reputation due to its association with energy drinks. Research on the safety of taurine has suggested that up to 3,000 mg per day for an entire lifetime is safe – this product contains much less than that.
• Caffeine Anhydrous (250mg): Numerous studies have shown that caffeine boosts energy levels and alertness, as well as mildly boosting the metabolism, causing a small increase in the number of calories used by the body.
• Theobromine (100mg): Theobromine, extracted from Theobroma Cocoa, is a mild stimulant. It works in the same way as caffeine, just much less potent. Source
• Eria jarensis extract (150mg): This works to increase the dopamine levels in the body and improve mood and reduce feelings of anxiety. However, it can cause a loss of appetite and weight, and can have some addictive tendencies. The amount contained in the supplement is unlikely to cause this, but is worth bearing in mind.
• Mucuna pruriens (100mg): This is quite an important ingredient in the supplement, encouraging the release of dopamine. This is a neurotransmitter that helps us to feel good, which is important after taking a supplement packed with stimulants to avoid that post-workout crash.
• Choline bitartrate (100mg): Our bodies produce a small amount of this but to maintain good health, we need to consume some in our diet. It is commonly found in meat, fish, eggs, and dairy products. It’s reported to help enhance athletic performance by producing acetylcholine, which improves the memory and controls the increase in muscle mass. Some side effects can include stomach ache and diarrhea.
• Hordenine (25mg): This ingredient works primarily through the release and protection of norepinephrine, which translates into increased metabolism, energy supply, as well as a decrease in appetite.
• Higenamine (20mg): This accelerates the time of regeneration of the body, and also increases the amount of blood flowing, and thus the amount of nutrients supplied to the muscles is much greater.
• Huperzine-A (100mcg): Huperzine-A helps to alleviate the effects of oxygen stress, prevents depression, and has neuroprotective properties that improve well-being and concentration.
• Other Ingredients: Maltodextrin, Citric acid, Sucralose, Acesulfame K, Natural and artificial flavours, Calcium Silicate.

Does God of Rage Reloaded Have Any Side Effects?

There are none listed, but as mentioned in the ingredients tab, some of the components have side effects including stomach problems, diarrhea, loss of weight, loss of appetite, and tingling of fingers and toes.

Are There Any Customer Reviews For God of Rage Reloaded?

There are no reviews on the official Centurion Labz website, but there are on some other websites. Comments and reviews are mostly positive, such as:

One of my all time favorite pre workouts. Tons of smooth, lasting energy and great pumps. Also you stay very focused and have greater endurance. Definitely recommend! Not for beginners though…

Sean, February 2018

However, another comment suggests it isn’t quite as effective:

In all, this pre felt just like a regular energy drink, I won’t list any names but there are these popular energy drinks sold at gyms in a can that will make you “BANG” out weights harder than this Pre. A beginner friendly Pre indeed but a failed attempt at a mainstream pre

Justin, April 2018

Does God of Rage Reloaded Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

There is no information about any money-back guarantee on the website.

Where Can I Buy God of Rage Reloaded?

You can buy God of Rage Reloaded from the Centurion Labz website, as well as other supplement websites, such as Advanced Supps.