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Metabolic Pump is a scientifically based vasodilator and muscle expander. This uniquely bioengineered combination of powerful nutrients provides not only maximum vasodilation to ensure optimal nutrient uptake into the muscle but also quick recovery and explosive energy..

Metabolic PUMP (195 g)

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Metabolic Pump	0.430 1bs (195 g)

Advanced Vasodilator & Muscle Expander

Sugar Free Tropical Punch

Discussion: Metabolic Pump is a scientifically based vasodilator and muscle expander. This uniquely bioengineered combination of powerful nutrients provides not only maximum vasodilation to ensure optimal nutrient uptake into the muscle but also quick recovery and explosive energy. Nitric Oxide (NO) is a gas naturally found in the body that is greatly responsible for vasodilation of blood vessels as well as other body transforming benefits such as muscle hardness and vascularity. MRM uses the superior Arginine Di Malate, it delivers the highest conversion of Arginine to NO. The Biochemist's at MRM wanted to maximize your PUMP and deliver you a formula that optimizes all pathways for NO production. The body utilizes Citruline as an Arginine recycler. Simply put, Citruline is a precursor to Arginine, therefore, further enhancing NO production. Citruline Malate (CM) also boosts energy levels at the cellular level, eliminates metabolic pollutants such as ammonia and lactic acid (produced from all exercise), support's immune health and as mentioned increases arginine production to fuel NO output. MRM's unique selection of Arginine Di Malate as well as Citruline Malate was well researched. Malate supports the recycling of lactate and pyruvate and is greatly involved in the kreb's cycle. Most importantly, malate boosts and maintains our energy cycle. In addition, CM has shown to support recovery after exercise by stimulating phosphocreatine reuptake leading to faster recovery between workouts. Guanidino Propionic Acid (GPA) is a phenomenal ingredient added to Metabolic PUMP. GPA has shown to mimic the action of Insulin without the need for high glycemic carbohydrates. This insulin mimicking action efficiently transports nutrients throughout the the body, supports glucose reuptake into the muscle and efficiently shuffles creatine into the muscle cell. With over 15 years of prominent and positive research on creatine monohydrate, MRM has chosen to stick with science and utilize the monohydrate form of creatine to support recovery and muscle growth. VasoPhenol was developed by MRM to further enhance vasodilation, vascularity and muscle PUMP with the clinically proven benefits of grape seed and ginkgo biloba. Our specialized 95% OPC grape seed extract along with our 28:11 ginkgo (standardized to an amazing 3% gingkolide B) increase circulation and the PUMP to the point you will pray for the PUMP to go away so your skin does not feel like it is going to burst.

Suggested Use: Gently shake or stir 1 slightly heaped scoop (~7.5 g) in 6-8 floz of cold water. Swirl in a glass or shaker before each drink. Take 1 serving 20-30 minutes prior to workout. An additional 1-2 servings is recommended throughout the day, 30 minutes prior to a meal. Best results are seen after 1-2 weeks of consistent daily use.

Supplement Facts:
Serving Size: 1 Scoop (~7.5 g)
Servings Per Container: ~26	APS	% DV

Nitrous Malate (DiArginine Malate, 2:1)	2,500 mg	*
Creatine Monohydrate	2,000 mg	*
Citral M (Citruline Malate, 2:1)	1,500 mg	*
GuaniPro (Guanidino Proprionic Acid)	500 mg	*
VasoPhenol (Proprietary Vasodilating Blend) (Grape Seed Extract standardized to 95% OPC's & Ginkgo Biloba 28:11, standardized to min. 3% ginkgolide B)	270 mg	*
Other Ingredients: Natural & Artificial flavors, Red Beet powder, Acesulfame Potassium & Sucralose.

APS = Amount Per Serving

*% Daily Value (%DV) not established.

The statements on this page have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any diseases.

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Updated Nov. 18, 2011, about 13 years ago