Prolab EcdyVone

Prolab EcdyVone Maximum Strength Capsules

Maximum Strength EcdyVone capsules catapults over the competition by delivering the highest potency and purity Ecdysterone, plus two other synergistic anabolic accelerating compounds. This ultra potent formula features 200 milligrams of active Ecdysterones, 200 milligrams of Methoxyisoflavone and 50 milligrams of Ipriflavone. The result is a product that can help speed muscle growth, recovery and retain valuable muscle while dieting. Designed to maximize gains in lean mass and strength or achieve extreme levels of muscularity.

Ecdyvone performs a trifecta: unprecedented increases in muscle mass, no banned substances combined with a non-hormonal mechanism to allow any and all serious athletes to use it without the need for cycling and dramatic decreases in body fat that are accelerated when combined with properly designed low-carb or stimulant based diets.

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EcdyVone™
THE SUPER ANABOLIC ACCELERATOR!

ECDYVONE - THE " MISSING ANABOLIC LINK" DISCOVERED!
PROLAB's EcdyVone is perhaps the biggest breakthrough in anabolic supplementation to date! Our key ingredient beta-ecdysterone, is a newly-discovered phytosteroid has recently been unveiled from Russia and is now available in the U.S. By providing your muscles with the "missing link" to complete the protein synthesis process, you can take your muscle-building regimen to a level never before experienced!

OUR FORMULA
EcdyVone™ contains the original ecdystene material used in numerous and newly-revealed clinical studies from Russia and gives you 98% pure beta ecdysterone from Rhaponticum carthamoides. Our source…and only our source….has been proven to stimulate protein synthesis and nitrogen retention for maximum muscle building….beyond androgenic formulas! EcdyVone can give you results you never thought possible (legally, that is!).

HOW DOES IT WORK?
Human and animal studies on beta-ecdysterone have revealed its incomparable potentiating activity in enhancing protein biosynthesis at the ribosomal level of the cell, maximizing muscle mass by up to 7% and stimulating fat-burning capabilities by as much as 16%!* In addition, beta-ecdysterone has shown remarkable nitrogen-retention activity and shown to increase strength and endurance by 89%. Animal studies have also shown favorable energy response (56% increase of working capacity) by increasing the activity of numerous enzymes such as glutamine and NADH. In addition to the stimulating effects of ecdysterone on physical performance and energy, it also has shown a substantial effect in preventing muscle fatigue and improving the metabolic recovery processes after workouts!*

SYNERGY IS THE KEY!
To further enhance our EcdyVone formula, we provide an exclusive and synergistic blend in balanced potencies of 5-methyl-7-methoxy-isoflavone and isopropoxyisoflavone for powerful anti-catabolic activity and promotion of lean muscle mass; ZMA plus RNA, TMG and Vitamin B-6 to further enhance the protein biosynthesis process.*

IT'S HERE.
IT'S LEGAL.
IT'S THE FORMULA YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!

THE PROLAB ADVANTAGE

The Original Russian Material!*
98% Pure Beta Ecdysterone
With Methoxyisoflavone, Ipriflavone, ZMA, RNA, & B-6 for Enhanced Activity!*

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WARNING: This information is for nutritional research only.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.