Ergonine for women?

[Swolar Bear]

My husband got this Ergonine and said it might be helpful for me too. I'm more looking to just be fit and keep my strength while I'm losing weight.

Is this a muscle building thing or could help me?
I've lost some weight already but it helped with my work

 

[Driven2lift]

You mean your work was easier with more bodyweight before?

Sounds like you want more lean mass while you are losing just the fat.
My first suggestion is don't cut calories too fast, diet slowly and keep protein intake higher.

For your question though absolutely.
Nothing about Ergonine is a male-only benefit, it is not a test-booster or anything like that.

It is some of the best ergogenic and myogenic ingredients in one supplement.

In your case this means better strength, holding onto your muscle, and even helping you on your quest to slim down.

Diet slow, eat enough, and absolutely try out Ergonine!

If you have any questions about it let us know!

 

[Athletix]

Ergonine is exactly what you'll be looking for.
Choline itself was included in Ergonine because a study has shown that it has an ability to induce fat loss but also supports exercise performance.

In addition LCLT and HICA were included in Ergonine to further provide muscle recovery and retention. This should be very useful as you continue to lose weight but want to maintain as much strength and muscle as you can. Lastly, you should notice you are less sore after workouts while using Ergonine, allowing you to get back to training quicker!

 

[BARKODE]

^ Isn't it that Choline is also a nootropic?

 

[Driven2lift]

^ Isn't it that Choline is also a nootropic?

It can have some mental clarity or even mood boosting effects but this is based on feedback, I have not seen any studies to present this as a fact. We do know that a deficiency of choline can make life pretty terrible

Feedback based: choline does offer a mood boost, even carnitne salts in some people.

I think that the biggest thing for most people is a mood boost based on the sensation of physical well-being.
We feel great when we are hydrated, strong, energized, and recovered/not sore, as well as muscle fullness in the mirror for the ego boost.

Ergonine should help with all of that as it really is an all-body multi-benefit supplement.

 

[Swolar Bear]

Ok I may start using some then we have I don't even know how many containers of it here thanks guys

 

[nattydisaster]

Its good for anyone who might be looking to add some muscle mass, male or female

 

[muscleupcrohn]

My husband got this Ergonine and said it might be helpful for me too. I'm more looking to just be fit and keep my strength while I'm losing weight.

Is this a muscle building thing or could help me?
I've lost some weight already but it helped with my work

It'll certainly help.

Hell, just betaine anhydrous alone seems to be a pretty incredible supplement, and seems like it fits the bill of what you're looking for perfectly. Here's from a study using betaine daily for 6 weeks (at the exact amount present in Ergonine):

http://www.jissn.com/content/pdf/1550-2783-10-39.pdf

 

[Driven2lift]

It'll certainly help. Hell, just betaine anhydrous alone seems to be a pretty incredible supplement, and seems like it fits the bill of what you're looking for perfectly. Here's from a study using betaine daily for 6 weeks (at the exact amount present in Ergonine): <img src="http://anabolicminds.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=114366"/> http://www.jissn.com/content/pdf/1550-2783-10-39.pdf

Great post and info, brother

 

[Driven2lift]

A lot of ingredients of Ergonine have studies like that showing immense potential

One can imagine that as long as you lead a healthy lifestyle, Ergonine will dramatically help you achieve your goals.

Just wait until people using Ergonine hit the length of use to match these single studies and we should be seeing amplified results.

 

[muscleupcrohn]

Great post and info, brother

Thanks man. I know that it's hard/impossible to find the full texts to a lot of these studies without paying money for them, but I get unlimited free access to most full texts from my university, and I spend entirely way too much time reading and looking for studies. It's good to know that something "significantly improves LBM," but it's so much better to know by how much, and compared to placebo.

Its especially helpful for studies on herbal extracts, as the extraction method or standardization isn't always in the free abstract.