Could Muscle Man Pre-Workout be different from all the rest? Below we take an in-depth look to find out.
Muscle Man Pre-Workout is a powdered supplement that you mix with water in order to make a drink that you take before a workout.
The product is not available to buy on the official Modern Man website, but frustratingly the link to take you to Amazon does not take you directly to the product.
This supplement does come with some risks to the user. Many of the ingredients will raise the heart rate and blood pressure. In addition, Naringin will cause drug interactions with most prescription medication.
There are lots of potential side effects from the many ingredients in Muscle Man Pre-Workout.
Stomach cramping can occur when Creatine is supplemented without sufficient water. Diarrhoea and nausea can occur when too much creatine is supplemented at once, in which case doses should be spread out over the day and taken with meals (which isn’t really possible with this product). Water retention is also a common side effect of creatine supplementation. It can also cause muscle cramping.
The most common side effect of Beta alanine is a tingling sensation in the muscles; many consider this a sign that the Beta alanine is working, and as evidence that the supplement is indeed correctly dosed. Some people may dislike the tingling sensation, but it is not a sign of anything negative or more serious. Flushing is also a side effect caused by taking high doses of Beta alanine.
Consuming large quantities of caffeine can lead to headaches, increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, increased urination, dehydration, jitteriness, dizziness, and insomnia. Each serving of this supplement contains 325 mg of caffeine, an incredibly large amount to take at one time; this makes side effects much more likely. Theobromine is similar in structure to caffeine but is milder.
Alpha GPC can cause side effects in some people including heartburn, headache, insomnia, dizziness, skin rash, and confusion.
Arginine can increase Nitric Oxide levels, and this can lower blood pressure; anyone who already has low blood pressure, or who are taking medications that affect blood pressure, should avoid taking arginine and other supplements that claim to increase NO levels.
In one study, Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate (AAKG) caused side effects including dizziness, vomiting, and loss of consciousness. AAKG is not recommended for continuous, high-level use for more than 60 days.
Modern Man supplements are advertised on their official website, but cannot be purchased directly from the website. Instead, customers are referred to Amazon, the only place that Modern Man products can be purchased from.
Muscle Man Pre-Workout costs $35.97 plus delivery charges. Customers with Amazon Prime can get free delivery. Each tub contains 20 servings, which means that a single tub will only last for 20 days if taken every day.
Muscle Man Pre-Workout contains numerous ingredients that are frequently included in pre-workout formulas. The formula could help consumers to workout harder, and to recover quicker following exercise. However, the quantity of the various stimulant ingredients, including a huge 350mg dosage of caffeine per serving, means that side effects such as jitters and insomnia are quite likely.
Creatine is often used for improving exercise performance and increasing muscle mass. There is some science supporting the use of creatine in improving the athletic performance of young, healthy people during brief high-intensity activity such as sprinting, however the levels here of 1-2g a day is quite low.
Huperzine-A is thought to be a cognitive enhancer but its use should be cycled, with breaks in usage every few weeks so it isn’t a good idea to take this supplement every day.
The product is expensive, and with no money-back guarantee as well, we simply cannot approve it.
We do not recommend Muscle Man Pre-Workout to our readers.
Muscle Man Pre-Workout is a powder supplement that is taken before a workout to help you build muscle and have more energy. It comes in a Cotton Candy flavour that customers report tastes nice.
Muscle Man Pre-Workout contains stimulants including caffeine anhydrous, Higenamine, and Theobromine, as well as amino acids and other compounds commonly found in pre-workouts.
Only one dose of Muscle Man Pre-Workout is taken each day which is not ideal as some of the effects can wear off; it would be best to have at least two doses each day to provide a constant supply of nutrients.
Modern Man Real Muscle is manufactured by Modern Man Nutrition LLC. They can be contacted either through Amazon or using the information provided on their official website.
Muscle Man Pre-workout claims to give you energy, endurance and raw power so that you can get stronger and dominate your workouts. Modern Man says it will elevate Nitric Oxide levels and also have cognitive benefits with no crash.
We think it is unlikely that Muscle Man Pre-workout will work as described.
Hydromax may help consumers to rehydrate after exercise, as it binds with water in a way that allows the body to store more water quickly. Betaine is thought by some to improve athletic performance, but results from clinical trials are not very encouraging.
Each serving of Muscle Man Pre-Workout contains 325 mg of caffeine, as well as other stimulant ingredients. This will definitely boost energy levels, but such as large amount, taken all at once, is likely to cause side effects, including a crash in energy levels later in the day, or if taken in the evening it is likely to cause insomnia.
Alpha-GPC has a lot more clinical support than the majority of nootropic ingredients, but still needs to be researched in the cognitively healthy for nootropic benefits. The dosage used in this supplement is 300mg; the typical daily dosages for nootropic benefits range between 300mg and 600mg. It might also help enhance power output.
The ingredients used in Muscle Man Pre-Workout are listed below. The ingredient quantities listed are correct for 1 scoop.
Creatine can cause:
Beta alanine can cause:
There are lots from the high caffeine content:
Alpha GPC can cause side effects in some people including:
Arginine can increase Nitric Oxide levels which can lower blood pressure. Anyone with low blood pressure, or who are taking medications that affect it, should avoid taking arginine.
Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate (AAKG) has been found to cause:
Caution:
Do not use if you are under 18 or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Speak to your doctor before use, especially if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking prescription medication.
There are over 60 customer reviews for Muscle Man Pre-Workout on Amazon, where the product is sold. The average rating is high, at 4.2 stars out of five. However, there used to be over 600 reviews so it does appear that some of them may have been removed.
A positive example includes:
This peoduct is legit. Fully dosed and highly effective. Will make you crush that workout from beginning to end with no crash or sleepless night. Take 30 mins before working out and notice how you’ll last much longer!
Modern Man Nutrition does not offer a money-back guarantee. As their products are sold by Amazon, all purchases made there are covered by the Amazon returns policy. The Amazon returns policy lasts for 30 days starting from the receipt of the shipment.
Modern Man supplements are advertised on their official website, but cannot be purchased directly from the website. Instead, customers are referred to Amazon, where a single tub of Muscle Man Pre-Workout costs $35.97.
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