Urolthin-B XT / Anafuse Unsponsored Log

Sounds awesome. Was trying to read the dosing your used. Did you take the urolothin 1 twice a day or both caps before workouts.
 
Looking Lean and Mean, Nice Work!
 
Looks like it definitely treated you well throughout the log!
 
Final Review:

I will start out by saying I made very good progress in the past 8 weeks. I was on a very strict diet and I was following a proven workout plan .

The diet I was following was Lean Gains by Martin Berkhan. The workout plan was Boring But Strong by Jim Wendler. The workout plan I was running is meant to be ran in a calorie surplus. I was definitely in a calorie deficit during this log. As we saw I went from 199.3 at the beginning of the log to 188.5 at the end of the log . 10.8 total pounds were lost during the 8 week run of Anafuse and SNS Urolothin-B XT. That is an average of 1.3 pounds per week or 650 calories per day. For the 3 weeks prior to beginning the log my calories were set at 2500 per day . I was stalled out at 199-200 and did not see any weight loss during this time . After adding in the supplement stack the scale began to trend downward .

Strength: 8/10

I did not lose any strength on the duration of my cycle of this supplement stack . At the same time I lost 10.8 pounds so I would say that I definitely retained most of my muscle . I would like to add to this though that my protein was extremely high compared to what most people may set their protein at . My macros were a minimum of 50 percent protein per day as is laid out in the lean gains diet plan. I am sure that the very high protein macro helped the supplement to stave off muscle loss.

Fat Loss: 9/10

I will rate this supplement stack very high in the fat loss department. Again I will state my results came from being very strict on my diet . My results are replicable but only if you follow a similar protocol. If you go ham on the calories you will have a very different outcome than what I achieved . What that outcome would be I cannot say for that is not the way I approached my run of this supplement stack .

Recovery: 7/10

I didn’t really notice a major difference in soreness during the duration of this log. Maybe I was able to push myself harder in the gym and therefore I remained at a similar level of soreness but I did not notice a difference in this regard . I did not have any problems falling asleep each night and woke up before my alarm went off regularly. I felt well rested for the most part . I would like to add that I only worked out with weights 3 days a week to allow myself enough time to recover between workouts .

Cost:6/10

This stack was not cheap to run . Before anyone decides to run something similar to this I would make sure you have your other bases covered . If you don’t have your diet in check or aren’t able to afford quality food that comes first . Food and quality sleep are the most anabolic natural things you can do for yourself . Focus on that first before you decide to add stuff like this in .

Drive : 8/10

There were some days where I just went in and crushed it . I had some great workouts while running this lot and I as able to dig deep and pull out some PRs.

Final thoughts :

I would definitely run this stack or something similar in the future . I have ran Epicatechin in the past and I definitely saw much better results with this stack than with Epicatechin on its own . This stack gave me a nice vascular look and I enjoyed my run very much . It was fun to push PRs while in a calorie deficit and if you can afford it and have all your other bases covered , adding in a stack like this will give you a bit of extra horsepower and speed up your results .

Nice Log, really good result! Did you pratice interminant fasting before starting that log? Or what that something new?
 
Nice Log, really good result! Did you pratice interminant fasting before starting that log? Or what that something new?

Honestly, I’ve done intermittent fasting for most of my life . When I was a kid I never wanted to eat breakfast and in my adult life I’ve just never been hungry before noon. When I first got into lifting over a decade ago I did try to eat breakfast but that only lasted a short period of time . I’ve just never been a big breakfast person . I will go out for breakfast and eat if it’s something my better half wants to do as I don’t really care that much but I’m just not usually hungry til later in the day . So I wouldn’t say I follow intermittent fasting , I was doing it before it was a thing because I couldn’t be bothered with breakfast.
 
As for following lean gains . I have followed the diet lay out since I started to diet down again. So about a year and 3 months . I took a break in there at some point but that is my go to diet plan for dropping some lbs .
 
Honestly, I’ve done intermittent fasting for most of my life . When I was a kid I never wanted to eat breakfast and in my adult life I’ve just never been hungry before noon. When I first got into lifting over a decade ago I did try to eat breakfast but that only lasted a short period of time . I’ve just never been a big breakfast person . I will go out for breakfast and eat if it’s something my better half wants to do as I don’t really care that much but I’m just not usually hungry til later in the day . So I wouldn’t say I follow intermittent fasting , I was doing it before it was a thing because I couldn’t be bothered with breakfast.
Ok so your result are even more impressive then
 
Ok so your result are even more impressive then

Thanks Alvin, I’m going to be starting a new log soon. Just waiting for my supplements to make their way through customs . Hope you join along for the ride . I will be running the same diet along. The workout plan will be 531 God is Beast
 
Thanks Alvin, I’m going to be starting a new log soon. Just waiting for my supplements to make their way through customs . Hope you join along for the ride . I will be running the same diet along. The workout plan will be 531 God is Beast
What will you be running for this new log?
 
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