*****AppNut's Preview of "Cool Down" Post Workout Product*****

FW Friedel

FW Friedel

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Product Characteristics

- Upregulates multiple powerful biochemical pathways to produce enhanced recovery and skin-splitting muscular fullness

- Activates the "fuel pump" - gylcogen synthase, an enzyme that anabolically supercharges muscle fibers

- Increases IGFBP3 and IGF-1 levels, allowing for maximal hormonal stimulation during recovery

- Targets the Mammalian Target of Rapamycin (mTOR), an ergogenic trigger that can unlock your genetic potential by increasing protein synthesis and muscular growth

- Acts syngergistically with LIT-up to provide the user with an enhanced environment of the "Big Three" muscle-charging substrates: Testosterone, Growth Hormone, and IGF-1:




The "Fire and Ice" stack!:D
 
Interesting. I know that Dirk always does hos homework thoroughly and look forward to seeing the technical write-up on this.

~Rosie~
 
Sweet I can't wait to get ahold of this one.
 
Already excited! Lit-up was great, time to cool down ;)
 
Resolve said:
So, based on what it upregulates, I'm guessing lots of carbs?
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Just what you would normally take in post-workout, or with any other meal- it is versatile and can be used in multiple situations

Hint: It does not work through GLUT4 translocation to enhance glycogen deposition, but can be used in conjunction with GDAs that accomplish this
 
you guys have been real busy. which is awesome. havent tried lit-up yet, but at the NP price....its awesome
 
heavy on the luecine?

Postworkout pumps? OR more liek there are ingredients that with time build up and ncrease pumps the next time around.

IGF-1 can be increased with Casein and creatine...but im guessing its more then this.

Interested to see the ingredient profile!
 
rms80 said:
Just what you would normally take in post-workout, or with any other meal- it is versatile and can be used in multiple situations

Hint: It does not work through GLUT4 translocation to enhance glycogen deposition, but can be used in conjunction with GDAs that accomplish this
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Lots of fructose so it has to be metabolised in the liver, which expresses Glut2 instead of Glut4? I really hope this is wrong. :p
 
sounding nice and solid on the formula ingredients based on the claims dirk! nice to see new products on the market as well for everyone :)
 
This sounds great. 2 questions: When is it coming out and what is in it? I'm just about out of torrent and I'd love to try something new soon.
 
You've got my attention...

Just don't make it as red as LitUp. That stuff scares my children! LOL
 
LOL. Dirk, i believe, is actually in the process of (not reformulating) but not making the dye as strong.
 
Definitely in on this one!! I've been looking for a good post workout drink.

Make it a real bright "ice" blue!! :lol:
 
R1balla said:
LOL. Dirk, i believe, is actually in the process of (not reformulating) but not making the dye as strong.
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That would be excellent! Oddly that was one of the few complaints I've seen with LitUp. That may be knit picking but still...it really does creep my kids out! LOL
 
R1balla said:
LOL. Dirk, i believe, is actually in the process of (not reformulating) but not making the dye as strong.
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Thank god, I usually throw down powders (preworkouts too) into my mouth... stained my mouth red, fingers and took forever to get out of stuff. Only downside to lit-up, that and how SWEET it is.
 
I look foreword to seeing how well this works.

I love Lipotrophin-PM. It's a great sleep aid, and it helps burn fat too :)
 
lonewolf0420 said:
I love Lipotrophin-PM. It's a great sleep aid, and it helps burn fat too :)
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Lipotrophin-PM is definitely an often overlooked gem in the AppNut line-up!
 
T-Bone said:
Nothings really interested me from this company since RPM. Hopefully this new stuff will be something I might like.
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i can understand the test boosting/GH products u may not want, but what about osteosport? Lit Up? Lipo?
 
Any new info on this? Really excited about this one.
 
Any word? I'm looking forward to trying this one.
 
no word on the ingredient profile or flavor. i have had the beta. i used 1/2 scoop intra workout and 1/2 scoop post workout. results were a much better pump throughout the workout. i mixed it with body mortar.

second time: full scoop post workout

result: muscle fullness was about the same as the first time i took it. def noticed a difference. recovery was good. not as sore as i usually am. hard to tell what kind of product it will be without having a full tub to try and see expanded results.
 
FW Friedel said:


[SIZE=+3]The "Cool Down" is Coming![/SIZE]

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​

Product Characteristics

- Upregulates multiple powerful biochemical pathways to produce enhanced recovery and skin-splitting muscular fullness

- Activates the "fuel pump" - gylcogen synthase, an enzyme that anabolically supercharges muscle fibers

- Increases IGFBP3 and IGF-1 levels, allowing for maximal hormonal stimulation during recovery

- Targets the Mammalian Target of Rapamycin (mTOR), an ergogenic trigger that can unlock your genetic potential by increasing protein synthesis and muscular growth

- Acts syngergistically with LIT-up to provide the user with an enhanced environment of the "Big Three" muscle-charging substrates: Testosterone, Growth Hormone, and IGF-1:




The "Fire and Ice" stack!:D
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you have my attention, sounds interesting.
 
R1balla said:
no word on the ingredient profile or flavor. i have had the beta. i used 1/2 scoop intra workout and 1/2 scoop post workout. results were a much better pump throughout the workout. i mixed it with body mortar.

second time: full scoop post workout

result: muscle fullness was about the same as the first time i took it. def noticed a difference. recovery was good. not as sore as i usually am. hard to tell what kind of product it will be without having a full tub to try and see expanded results.
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more interesting information...
 
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