An important point I would like to make:
Obviously there is some confusion and lots of questions on the ingredient of AnaBeta. That is expected since we havent released the information.
Its seems a lot of people are associating AnaBeta as some type of insulin mimetic. It is NOT that type of product. It is not even the same category.
AnaBeta is a category of its own.
We recommend AnaBeta be taken with whole, well rounded meals.
The increase in hunger some notice and the nutrient repartitioning effects some notice are NOT because of some type of insulin or glucose mediated pathway. It is because the body is in an overall increased state of anabolism.
Nutrient repartitioning, not carbohydrate or glucose repartitioning.
You would be selling yourself short if you just focused on carbohydrates. You need to be FEEDING YOUR MUSCLES with valuable nutrients. Pack your meals full of protein, complex carbs, healthy fats, protein, protein, BCAAs 8:1:1
Think of the results and effects people got from AnaBeta...that are all representative of real, true anabolic effects.
Increased recovery, increase muscle density, increased pump and fullness, increased vascularity, increase in endurance and athletic performance, with notable mild but true side effects like slight increase in oily skin. Increase in aggression at times.
When is the last time some insulin mimetic gave you all of this?
This is well known in anabolics, like superdrol for instance. Every superdrol user knows that stuff is so anabolic that in just a few days you body is starving more more nutrients and you instantly feel more full, dense, and and gain weight.
This is because superdrol is so anabolic and your overall anabolism is increased. Increase in anabolism causes increased muscle glycogen storage and MOST IMPORTANTLY increased protein synthesis.
That is why I cannot stress enough how important it is to let everyone know that they need to be feeding their body's with carbs, proteins, and 8:1:1 BCAAs
And no...AnaBeta is not superdrol. Just comparing metabolic pathways here.