nitric oxide? Miricle drug?

[iamme8170288778]

(Cambridge) - Ever wonder how professional athletes get in shape for peak performance?

Much has been said about steroid use in professional sports lately, but today's athletes are also turning to safe, legal methods to improve their performance. While steroid use is associated with dangerous side effects, pro athletes have discovered a safe, natural alternative that you may not have heard of yet.

What's the secret? Years of research now show that nitric oxide supplements are the safe and effective way to maximize muscle gains. Naturally, professional athletes across the country were among the first to try out these supplements and put them to the test in the most grueling competitions and training sessions.

UFC Champion BJ Penn started using a nitric oxide supplement called Force Factor last year. Penn recently told us, "Force Factor is the absolute best product to hit the market in years."

Professional basketball's 2011 MVP, Derrick Rose, also endorses a nitric oxide supplement and was recently quoted saying "I'm proud to represent the most effective new sports supplement on the market. Force Factor gives me the competitive edge." Other professional athletes like US Women's Olympic and World Cup soccer star Heather Mitts and pro football player Vernon Davis also have discovered the dramatic benefits of using a nitric oxide supplement. Davis has been an advocate of Force Factor since first taking it in 2010, telling his teammates in San Francisco, "Force Factor has proven results. I believe in results."

The Science Behind Professional Results

Your body naturally produces nitric oxide to move oxygen to your muscles while you exercise. This burst of oxygen keeps your muscles functioning while you lift weights or blast through your cardio sessions.

Unfortunately, your body can only generate a limited amount of nitric oxide. When the nitric oxide runs out, your muscles can no longer power through the exercise, no matter how much mental determination you have.

Taking a nitric oxide supplement 30 minutes before you work out could be the push your body needs to add weight to your bench press or run that extra mile. This increased stamina results in longer, harder workouts and a healthier, stronger body in less time.

The Benefits of Nitric Oxide Supplements

Drastic Muscle Gains
Increased Blood Flow and Oxygen Delivery
Boosted Strength, Endurance, and Power
Support for Your Immune System
Immediate Results
Total Body Transformation



Which Supplement Do the Pros Choose?

Now that the science behind nitric oxide has been proven and professional athletes have discovered the dramatic benefits, many companies are rushing to bring their nitric oxide supplement to consumers, but which one is the pros' choice?

Force Factor is, without question, the most popular nitric oxide supplement among professional athletes. In addition to the pros, thousands of people across the US have already purchased Force Factor online or from their local GNC. In fact, Force Factor recently won GNC's "Rising Star Award" because of its breakthrough muscle building formula.

Professional basketball and football players, as well as several UFC fighters, have all said that Force Factor works for them. Will you continue to struggle at the gym, or will you take a tip from the pros and finally start seeing the results you want?

UPDATE: Force Factor is now offering 14-day samples to readers of Health Headlines on a limited basis. If you are not able to claim a sample online you can find Force Factor at your local GNC.

[gymrat53]

NO gave me a bigger penor

[justfive]

this is just a blatant force factor advertisement, written in the form of an article and pretending to be scientific.

[Saqmanz]

Seems like op is a wannabe rep

[iamme8170288778]

Seems like op is a wannabe rep

no just asking a question about this article. Hope thats ok?

[Spork3245]

no just asking a question about this article. Hope thats ok?

L-Arginine (Force Factors main ingedient) has been disproven as an N.O. booster. Agmatine, however, raises N.O. levels according to new studies.

[justfive]

no just asking a question about this article. Hope thats ok?

what was your question? was it:

1. Nitric oxide? Miricle drug?
Answer: Yes. No.

2.Ever wonder how professional athletes get in shape for peak performance?
Answer: No

3. What's the secret?
Answer: To squeeze your butt cheeks and pull out on time

4.Which Supplement Do the Pros Choose?
Answer: Force factor? oh wait.. thats another question.

5. Will you take a tip from the pros and finally start seeing the results you want?
Answer: No

These were the only question marks that I saw in your post.

[ChefPhalBignuts]

Professional basketball's 2011 MVP, Derrick Rose, also endorses a nitric oxide supplement and was recently quoted saying "I'm proud to represent the most effective new sports supplement on the market. Force Factor gives me the competitive edge."

lol wut

[justfive]

lol wut

I would like Derrick to also define competitive edge for me.

[Exhausticator]

NO products to me are all BS.

Since pretty much all NO products claim to increase the size of your pumps (which is how big your muscles temporarily look after working out) I suggest measuring the muscles you plan on working out pre and post workout without using the product first.

Then, the following week do the same exact workout with the same number of sets, reps and weight. Measure pre and post workout again. I can pretty much guarantee your pumps will not be bigger than they were the previous week, when you didn't take NO supplements.

Working out intensely is going to give you a massive pump no matter what you take or don't take.

I have yet to encounter someone I know or know of who has done this to have a bigger pump when NO products are included in their routine. I find it all to be psychological/placebo driven.

This is just my opinion.

[ChefPhalBignuts]

I would like Derrick to also define competitive edge for me.

Clearly he means you will become an NBA MVP

Just go to your local GNC and mortgage your house to fund some Force Factor!

[cdsfx]

Force factor is way over priced with that said I enjoyed my sample but refuse to buy any unless the price is significantly lowered

[cr357]

NO products to me are all BS.

Since pretty much all NO products claim to increase the size of your pumps (which is how big your muscles temporarily look after working out) I suggest measuring the muscles you plan on working out pre and post workout without using the product first.

Then, the following week do the same exact workout with the same number of sets, reps and weight. Measure pre and post workout again. I can pretty much guarantee your pumps will not be bigger than they were the previous week, when you didn't take NO supplements.

Working out intensely is going to give you a massive pump no matter what you take or don't take.

I have yet to encounter someone I know or know of who has done this to have a bigger pump when NO products are included in their routine. I find it all to be psychological/placebo driven.

This is just my opinion.

Applause. Somebody finally got it!!!!

[GrantuK7]

Nitric oxide is the **** tbf