NEW ARA Product: X-Factor™ 60ct.
Molecular Nutrition just announced the release of X-Factor 60 ct. This new small size is intended to introduce people to the anabolic effectiveness of arachidonic acid. Each bottle contains 60 softgels, each containing 250 mg of arachidonic acid each. Users are advised to take 2 softgels per day, so that each bottle lasts 1 month and gives a very effective daily dosage of 500 mg. More advanced users often take 1000 mg per day, but a dose of 500 mg is more than sufficient to notice anabolic benefits to ARA supplementation.
Baylor Study Results: ARA and Performance
The Exercise & Sports Nutrition Laboratory at Baylor University conducted the first placebo-controlled study on the use of arachidonic acid to improve athletic performance. This was a preliminary investigation, with only 50 days of supplementation and a small number of participants. In spite of these limitations, the study concluded with the arachidonic acid taking subjects outperforming those using placebo on all measures of strength and performance. Peak power was significant better in the arachidonic acid group (600% increase), and virtually all other performance variables were recorded as statistically strong trends of improvement. While this study underlines the need for more ...
NEW ARA Product: X-Factor™ 60ct.
Molecular Nutrition just announced the release of X-Factor 60 ct. This new small size is intended to introduce people to the anabolic effectiveness of arachidonic acid. Each bottle contains 60 softgels, each containing 250 mg of arachidonic acid each. Users are advised to take 2 softgels per day, so that each bottle lasts 1 month and gives a very effective daily dosage of 500 mg. More advanced users... [Read more]
Baylor Study Results: ARA and Performance
The Exercise & Sports Nutrition Laboratory at Baylor University conducted the first placebo-controlled study on the use of arachidonic acid to improve athletic performance. This was a preliminary investigation, with only 50 days of supplementation and a small number of participants. In spite of these limitations, the study concluded with the arachidonic acid taking subjects outperforming those... [Read more]
