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Inhibit-E and Reduce XT have long been a popular stack for people that want to address estrogen control and cortisol control.

Inhibit-E = estrogen control & promotes optimal testosterone to estrogen ratio
Inhibit-P = prolactin control + improved libido, mood, and sleep quality
Reduce XT = cortisol control, fat loss, and improved mood and sense of well-being
 
I hope that everyone has a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
 
I always thought choline was a liver cleanser

Choline is a nootropic and for mental focus, clarity, concentration, etc.

There are a lot of types, with some being much better than others.

A choline deficiency can result in non-alcoholic fatty acid liver disease.
 
I wanted to let everyone know that we just received a lot of things back in stock, just in time for the New Years Sale .
  • Amentoflavone XT
  • Eria Jarensis
  • Phosphatidic Acid XT
  • Reduce XT
  • ZMA XT
 
Hey Steve, I noticed USPS was removed as a carrier for Canadian shipping, probably because Canada Post was on strike. Now that they are back to work, when can we expect to see USPS back? I never use UPS because they charge crazy taxes and fees.
 
Hey Steve, I noticed USPS was removed as a carrier for Canadian shipping, probably because Canada Post was on strike. Now that they are back to work, when can we expect to see USPS back? I never use UPS because they charge crazy taxes and fees.

I'd never heard that about UPS and Canada before. I just checked and over 85% of the orders that we ship to Canada, the customers select UPS as the shipping option.

The shipping plugin on our website is integrated with UPS and USPS. It's not us that removed USPS as an option, it's USPS software that removed it as an option for Canada bc of the Canada post strike. It should be back available whenever USPS resumes shipping to Canada.

According to the USPS website, it may be up to 2 weeks before they allow shipments to Canada because they need to monitor how all the volume of packages that didn't get processed and were stuck proceed.

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I clicked the Learn More button on that one and this is what came up:

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Did I miss this?
 


As more reports come in on this ...may have to give it a try. 49 is not a spring chicken...and enlarged prostate runs in the family
 
Did I miss this?

We've had a ton of new things come out.

We've had 11 new products come out this year under SNS and 1 new one from CEL, and a lot more to go.

Prostate Support XT: https://seriousnutritionsolutions.com/product/prostate-support-xt/

Here's the link to the 12 Weeks of New Releases thread: https://anabolicminds.com/community...new-releases-plus-other-exciting-news.338939/

Here's the link to this years version of the Tell Us What You Want Thread: https://anabolicminds.com/community...cel-muscle-addiction-xpg-2025-edition.338940/
 
im using an arugula powder that allegedly contains 10% nitrates. i take 12g/day. sketchy company, but the product is delivering. Id like SNS to offer something like this so id know how many nitrates are actually in it.
 
im using an arugula powder that allegedly contains 10% nitrates. i take 12g/day. sketchy company, but the product is delivering. Id like SNS to offer something like this so id know how many nitrates are actually in it.
I’d be interested as well, because I love nitrates lol. I do remember vaguely remembering Steve said something about patents and nitrates, I think he may have been speaking about N03-t nitrates though. I love arugula and eat at least 2 servings a day, kinda gross and a hassle sometimes so a supplement would help.
 
I’d be interested as well, because I love nitrates lol. I do remember vaguely remembering Steve said something about patents and nitrates, I think he may have been speaking about N03-t nitrates though. I love arugula and eat at least 2 servings a day, kinda gross and a hassle sometimes so a supplement would help.
Ron Kramer, the owner of ThermoLife and a well established prolific patent troll, holds a patent on nitrates bound to any amino acid/creatine. He's an epic sack of ****.


Back in my iForce days, thats why we started selling potassium nitrate pills haha.
 
The owner of ThermoLife, a well established patent troll, holds a patent on nitrates bound to any amino acid/creatine. He's an epic sack of ****.


Back in my iForce days, thats why we started selling potassium nitrate pills haha.
So he’s the reason it’s hard to find stand alone nitrates!? I’m already not a fan lol
 
So he’s the reason it’s hard to find stand alone nitrates!? I’m already not a fan lol

Basically. And IIRC his patent extends to: if you had a pre-wo product that has any sort of amino acid/creatine/ect in it, you can't just add potassium nitrate to the formula to get around sourcing from him. It became a whole ordeal when we wanted to upgrade Hemavol to include some sort of nitrates, and he made it impossible. So we said okay, we'll just sell super cheap potassium nitrate pills and sell stacks loll

EDIT: and when I say prolific patent troll, again IIRC at one point he had filed like the ~3rd most patent lawsuits in the entire country. He basically let his company ThermoLife 'die' as he spent all his time in court.
 
Steve would know better than me these days, but I'm pretty sure the only way to sell nitrates that don't involve Kramer is: potassium nitrate, or nitrates that come from a food source like beets.
 
Basically. And IIRC his patent extends to: if you had a pre-wo product that has any sort of amino acid/creatine/ect in it, you can't just add potassium nitrate to the formula to get around sourcing from him. It became a whole ordeal when we wanted to upgrade Hemavol to include some sort of nitrates, and he made it impossible. So we said okay, we'll just sell super cheap potassium nitrate pills and sell stacks loll

EDIT: and when I say prolific patent troll, again IIRC at one point he had filed like the ~3rd most patent lawsuits in the entire country. He basically let his company ThermoLife 'die' as he spent all his time in court.
Just looked up thermolifes webpage and saw all the patents. I didn’t realize they were behind N03-t until you told me. As the new kids say… That dude does not pass the vibe check lol.
 
yeah but anyone can sell an arugala powder standardized for nitrates. i add it to my protein, it really doesnt add flavor, and i also feel like im getting some vegetable consumption in.
 
yeah but anyone can sell an arugala powder standardized for nitrates. i add it to my protein, it really doesnt add flavor, and i also feel like im getting some vegetable consumption in.

Yea, from a 'natural source' you can... but the problem with most of those is you need a huge dose to get a decent % of nitrates. So it's either a lot of caps/pills or a lot of powder that likely tastes pretty shitty to try and cover up in a drink.
 
Yea, from a 'natural source' you can... but the problem with most of those is you need a huge dose to get a decent % of nitrates. So it's either a lot of caps/pills or a lot of powder that likely tastes pretty shitty to try and cover up in a drink.
the flavor is ok. i dont know how much nitrate is actually in this stuff im taking, but a gram is a tiny scoop; 4 scoops 3x/day they claim is 1200mg nitrates. regardless, it works better than most pump products i try nowadays and the 1000g tub lasts eons
 
Ron Kramer, the owner of ThermoLife and a well established prolific patent troll, holds a patent on nitrates bound to any amino acid/creatine. He's an epic sack of ****.


Back in my iForce days, thats why we started selling potassium nitrate pills haha.
Potassium nitrate offering from sns I think would sell well. It’s getting harder to find then it used to be.
 
I had seen the research on it and haven't been able to find any on specifically what they used - like if they used it from Fenugreek or from coffee or a synthetic. I'm pretty sure they would have used a synthetic - which may not necessarily be legal or compliant to use in a supplement.

I sent out a couple emails to scientists at some companies I work with and asked their opinions on this in the supply chain.

I had been looking at it as an idea for something, but questioned if it would be commercially viable.

I see several trigonelline products out there now, by Renue and one or two others. I'm kinda tempted to try it.
 
Cool.. how did you end up at that dosage? Didn't notice it at a lower dosage?
im hovering there for pretty much no reason, but ive seen some nitrate products ranging around 1500mg. zero tolerability issues with the 12g dose, so i may go higher.

i did notice the bicep/forearm veins significantly visible and bigger at a lesser dose. im pushing the envelope to regain pumps like i could induce in my 20's and this hasnt gotten me there yet, but its gotten me closer than anything else
 
im using an arugula powder that allegedly contains 10% nitrates. i take 12g/day. sketchy company, but the product is delivering. Id like SNS to offer something like this so id know how many nitrates are actually in it.

The average amount of nitrates in Arugula is 480 mg. per 100 grams.

I'm aware that there is some that say they have a 10%, but I would be too scared to offer it because there are so many patent issues with nitrates - and my concern would be if any would even possibly be enforceable on how they got it up to a 10%.

Basically, not worth risking getting sued over.

Basically. And IIRC his patent extends to: if you had a pre-wo product that has any sort of amino acid/creatine/ect in it, you can't just add potassium nitrate to the formula to get around sourcing from him. It became a whole ordeal when we wanted to upgrade Hemavol to include some sort of nitrates, and he made it impossible. So we said okay, we'll just sell super cheap potassium nitrate pills and sell stacks loll

You are correct. The patents wouldn't just allow you to add a Potassium Nitrate to a pre-workout to get around them.

Steve would know better than me these days, but I'm pretty sure the only way to sell nitrates that don't involve Kramer is: potassium nitrate, or nitrates that come from a food source like beets.

There are so many patents, even some brands selling nitrates in food sources, if the levels had been enhanced past what was naturally occurring in the regular food source, have had some issues.

There are so many patents on nitrates that it is hard to keep up with.

Or, I'd be curious to hear Steve's thoughts on something like SuperSpinach when it comes to a nitrate product... :unsure:

I think that the Innovapharm one has a better nitrate content that people that use beets for the nitrate content from my understanding.

the standardized spiniach powders ive seen are really expensive

If you try Innovapharm Super Spinach, if you order it directly from them, use code: innova20

It should save 20% off.

4g/3 times a day
im hovering there for pretty much no reason, but ive seen some nitrate products ranging around 1500mg. zero tolerability issues with the 12g dose, so i may go higher.

i did notice the bicep/forearm veins significantly visible and bigger at a lesser dose. im pushing the envelope to regain pumps like i could induce in my 20's and this hasnt gotten me there yet, but its gotten me closer than anything else

Be careful and cautious of what you mix it with dosing that high.

I would caution anyone considering trying it not to jump to that dose - especially if they are uncertain of the concentration of what they are using.

Too highly dosed nitrates, especially with some other things, can cause light headedness.
 
I wanted to reply to the nitrate discussion before saying this.

I can't go into any details and I can't answer any questions at all on this yet - but I've already said that we have a lot of things coming out this year - for people that really like nitrates, you may be very happy in a few months :)
 
Hadn't seen that name in a long time.
Theoried to be what PES used for their SA-2 extract. I've seen maybe one company using it, but I don't trust some most likely unknown fly by night.

Are suppliers even offering this, or would it have to be customly synthesized?
 
Theoried to be what PES used for their SA-2 extract. I've seen maybe one company using it, but I don't trust some most likely unknown fly by night.

Are suppliers even offering this, or would it have to be customly synthesized?

I had researched this once before and found what the answer was to the best of my knowledge; I cannot find it in search right now though.

If I remember correctly, there was some uncertainty to what it actually was. Not meaning that they intentionally did anything as something else, I mean like from the supply side.

I'll see if I can find info but it basically amounted to no for sure answer and some theorizing that it was the Higenamine in some of the products giving the effects - which is now illegal.
 
I had researched this once before and found what the answer was to the best of my knowledge; I cannot find it in search right now though.

If I remember correctly, there was some uncertainty to what it actually was. Not meaning that they intentionally did anything as something else, I mean like from the supply side.

I'll see if I can find info but it basically amounted to no for sure answer and some theorizing that it was the Higenamine in some of the products giving the effects - which is now illegal.
Would any of the nutraceutical companies you work with be interested in delivering a cutting-edge yohimbine product? I still think there’s a lot more to be explored in that plant and I feel the market hasn’t expanded much (or even shrank) over the last 10 years.
 
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