A Tale of Two Pro-Anabolics
To clear up some controversy and confusion on the recently released Pro-Anabolic products
Bad Ass Mass by ALRI and Mass FX by Anabolic Xtreme let us look closely at what we have in both product matrices.
Notably they both have 5a-25R-Spirostanes with the main difference being AX has a 3b,6a-diol analog and ALRI the 3b-6-keto derivative. Notably both compounds are indeed not identical, but like other steroids (these being of course of plant origin, called steroidal sapogenins) can be stacked for a synergistic effect. Both compounds are very nice pro-anabolics that offer many benefits. As a side note neither company began development of these compounds with any prior knowledge of the other having an interest in such and as is the case sometimes smart minds think alike.
Now onto the other compounds one can note AX has used 3,4-Divanillyltetrahydrofuran which is an excellent agent for increasing free testosterone levels and this works well for furthering overall pro-anabolic effects. To support the absorption and bioavailability of their
matrix they have used the well known DHB and Bioperine that are very solid agents for that task.
Notably ALRI has a heavy emphasis on two herbal entities which knowing ALRI are custom proprietary extracts with sound potency for eliciting a multi-faceted benefit toward pro-anabolism. They also include a patent status Spirostene that also has potent pro-anabolic effects.
Now while each product alone is a great pro-anabolic matrix notably superior effects can be noted for those who wish to stack these products as multiple synergies will be further elicited by doing such. For those who may be more novice or not in need of the potency that can be derived from such a stack alternating the two products is also highly favorable in effect.
Both companies have shown a true desire to be forward reaching and provide novel matrices for helping bodybuilders and athletes achieve their goals. Indeed here we have two new distinct products that alone or in combination can certainly contribute to one's success for greater
muscularity and strength.
Author L. Rea
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