NEW! Cordygen-VO2 Coming Soon!

[jmh80]

I figured that when I bought it.

Something like that would help. Bobo's training routine really makes me winded at times. (It's not short rest between sets either...)

[wheels]

Cordygen5 is very much for runners and endurance athletes as is a lot of our line.

Wondering if your line can be used my a female ? if so what would you recommend for a 400m runner ?

[boxmeman]

Wondering if your line can be used my a female ? if so what would you recommend for a 400m runner ?

Yea of course, it dosen't have any test boosting qualities, and i'd recommend the Cordygen VO2 for someone who runs the 400.

[Millennium 1]

Yea of course, it dosen't have any test boosting qualities, and i'd recommend the Cordygen VO2 for someone who runs the 400.

X2! Cordygen-VO2 would be better for a 400meter sprinter but Cordygen5 will work very well too. Combine it with Carnage or Citruvol-XS and you are golden.

[Millennium 1]

X2! Cordygen-VO2 would be better for a 400meter sprinter but Cordygen5 will work very well too. Combine it with Carnage or Citruvol-XS and you are golden.

I should add that it has a normalizing effect on testosterone. If your test levels are low or supressed Cordygen5 or Cordygen-VO2 can help bring them back into the normal ranges which is a plus for athletes regardless of sex.

[boxmeman]

I should add that it has a normalizing effect on testosterone. If your test levels are low or supressed Cordygen5 or Cordygen-VO2 can help bring them back into the normal ranges which is a plus for athletes regardless of sex.

Exactly...

[poison]

I need some of this!

[BigNutz]

There is more to sport for 99% of athletes than lifting weights

Not this athlete. I would hate to lose a week or two in the gym due to an avoidable injury playing some team sport. LOL.

Unless of course you count Foosball as a sport.

[Millennium 1]

Unless of course you count Foosball as a sport.

Haha! No I don't! But I would think that the risk of a wrist or elbow injury from habitual foosball play would be just as counter productive to your training and twice as laughable than injury in an actual team or induvidual sport. LOL

"Dude, I can't train because I have tentonitis from playing foosball 7 days a week"

[BigNutz]

Lol!

[Imeniaan]

How will this product affect your libido ?

[boxmeman]

I'll def be loggin this during cross country season sponsored or not!!

[Vitruvian]

Your graphic in the first post.... you may be all over it already, but Maximize is misspelled.

[Millennium 1]

How will this product affect your libido ?

Positively for the majority.

[ncangey0513]

Your graphic in the first post.... you may be all over it already, but Maximize is misspelled.

where at (serious)? thanks for the heads.

[CTDeuce]

I want this tomorrow, haha

[Highlanda01602]

I want this tomorrow, haha

I want this yesterday, hahaHA!

[CTDeuce]

I bet it will help tremendously in tennis matches.

[boxmeman]

I want this NOW!!

[Millennium 1]

I want this NOW!!

[poison]

Why are you posting at 1:30 in the afternoon? Shouldn't you be scraping fungus off of caterpillars backs, or harvesting weeds in Siberia, or something?

[Wanderlei]

So any new info or a potential release date? I was thinking of trying Cordygen but may hold off now.

[Millennium 1]

So any new info or a potential release date? I was thinking of trying Cordygen but may hold off now.

Most likely another 2 weeks until completion. I should have the write up and faq posted here shortly though.

Thanks!

[Millennium 1]

Why are you posting at 1:30 in the afternoon? Shouldn't you be scraping fungus off of caterpillars backs, or harvesting weeds in Siberia, or something?

HaHa! Now back to fungus management

[poison]

So any new info or a potential release date? I was thinking of trying Cordygen but may hold off now.

You better recant this idiotic statement! :bruce2:

Try both.

[Highlanda01602]

Most likely another 2 weeks until completion. I should have the write up and faq posted here shortly though.

Thanks!

2 WEEKS!? That's like 14 days man... that's like... TWO WEEKS!!! Good thing I just got one more bottle of (last, most likely)CG5! Looking forward to the upgrade... just started running outside again, and man does it feel great. Such a great feeling to get off that treadmill.

[CTDeuce]

I am really looking forward to this a lot.

Matt i'm real beat but I will scan those pics on tomorrow morning and send you all that info.

[A_I_Sports_Nutrition]

Most likely another 2 weeks until completion. I should have the write up and faq posted here shortly though.

Thanks!

You know i looking forward to this. How are you doing Matt hope all is well

[Millennium 1]

You know i looking forward to this. How are you doing Matt hope all is well

Hey Don! Long time no see! Things here are busy, which is good Hopefully things are going well for you too.

This product is incredible. I can't wait until you get to try it.

I'm hoping to post the FAQ and write up this week.

[A_I_Sports_Nutrition]

Hey Don! Long time no see! Things here are busy, which is good Hopefully things are going well for you too.

This product is incredible. I can't wait until you get to try it.

I'm hoping to post the FAQ and write up this week.

Very cool i will make it a point to check for it and things are going well thanks take care Matt.

[ugab37]

Whats up Matt? Long time, no talk brotha. Wow, a better version of Cordygen sounds impossible, but I believe it coming from MS. I'll be trying this one for sure.

[Hyde12]

What is the difference between the codyceps that you guys use and stuff that is sold in bulk?

[Millennium 1]

What is the difference between the codyceps that you guys use and stuff that is sold in bulk?

Great question.

The Cordyceps that we use is a highly concentrated biomass cultured hybrid strain that contains higher HEAA content than any other cordyceps available. I guarantee the cordyceps we use has up to 95% more active constituents than most cordyceps bulk powder. I can tell you that most bulk powders I've seen online can't be any good just from the price they are being sold for. Quality cordyceps takes time, effort and money to make.

I won't post all of the details of how our Cordyceps is cultured at the risk of sounding long winded but it is all available on our website. Our hybrid stuff is biomass cultured (grown on organic grain) for about 6 months and subjected to gas, temperature and atmospheric pressure changes to simulate high altitude conditions. Most other products (especially those from china) are cultured in 7-14 days (liquid fermentation) and aren't worth the TP you wipe with. Trust me, most cordyceps on the market is sub standard crap and all cordyceps raws certainly aren't created equally by any means. Even CS-4 strain can be highly different in potencies due to culturing conditions. Some is good and most is crap.

The reason why cordyceps never really caught on is because people insisted on using inferior bulk crap Cordyceps ranges in price from $4 to $360 per kilo. Obviously it isn't all worth your money.

[boxmeman]

Great question.

The Cordyceps that we use is a highly concentrated biomass cultured hybrid strain that contains higher HEAA content than any other cordyceps available. I guarantee the cordyceps we use has up to 95% more active constituents than most cordyceps bulk powder. I can tell you that most bulk powders I've seen online can't be any good just from the price they are being sold for. Quality cordyceps takes time, effort and money to make.

I won't post all of the details of how our Cordyceps is cultured at the risk of sounding long winded but it is all available on our website. Our hybrid stuff is biomass cultured (grown on organic grain) cultured for about 6 months and subjected to gas, temperature and atmospheric pressure changes to simulate high altitude conditions. Most other products (especially those from china) are cultured in 7-14 days (liquid fermentation) and aren't worth the TP you wipe with. Trust me, most cordyceps on the market is sub standard crap and all cordyceps raws certainly aren't created equally by any means. Even CS-4 strain can be highly different in potencies due to culturing conditions. Some is good and most is crap.

The reason why cordyceps never really caught on is because people insisted on using inferior bulk crap Cordyceps ranges in price from $4 to $360 per kilo. Obviously it isn't all worth your money.

WOW!! Nice Post!

[bolt10]

WOW!! Nice Post!

x2 very nice

[CTDeuce]

I can't wait to try this stuff.

[poison]

My experience mirrors what Matt says: I've tried several bulks, CS4, and only Cordygen5 gave me ANY results whatsoever, and these results are just awesome. The other products weren't worth taking for free.

[boxmeman]

My experience mirrors what Matt says: I've tried several bulks, CS4, and only Cordygen5 gave me ANY results whatsoever, and these results are just awesome. The other products weren't worth taking for free.

Glad to know that i haven't wasted any money on these cordygen 5 wannabe products!

[Hyde12]

Great question.

The Cordyceps that we use is a highly concentrated biomass cultured hybrid strain that contains higher HEAA content than any other cordyceps available. I guarantee the cordyceps we use has up to 95% more active constituents than most cordyceps bulk powder. I can tell you that most bulk powders I've seen online can't be any good just from the price they are being sold for. Quality cordyceps takes time, effort and money to make.

I won't post all of the details of how our Cordyceps is cultured at the risk of sounding long winded but it is all available on our website. Our hybrid stuff is biomass cultured (grown on organic grain) for about 6 months and subjected to gas, temperature and atmospheric pressure changes to simulate high altitude conditions. Most other products (especially those from china) are cultured in 7-14 days (liquid fermentation) and aren't worth the TP you wipe with. Trust me, most cordyceps on the market is sub standard crap and all cordyceps raws certainly aren't created equally by any means. Even CS-4 strain can be highly different in potencies due to culturing conditions. Some is good and most is crap.

The reason why cordyceps never really caught on is because people insisted on using inferior bulk crap Cordyceps ranges in price from $4 to $360 per kilo. Obviously it isn't all worth your money.

No wonder the bulk stuff doesn't do much for me. Thanks for the info.

[strategicmove]

...
I'm hoping to post the FAQ and write up this week.

Does this still look feasible, Sir? Some of us are itching to sight the write-up.