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Important News for Bodybuilders
by Titan Research Staff
January
2007
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Many sports practitioners - whose male and female body-building patients
experiment with a wide variety of products, report that both Factor Three: Virilitrac and
Factor Ten: Femtrac work synergistically with creatine phosphate (CP) or creatine
monohydrate powders to increase muscle mass and definition beyond the "sticking
point" or plateau that many bodybuilders experience in their workouts.
Both the monohydrate and phosphate forms of creatine are similar except the
monohydrate form must be converted by the body into the phosphate form before it can be
utilized. Such conversion requires an additional energy expenditure by the body which is
why many athletes prefer the phosphate form of creatine.
Titan Laboratories' team of independent orthomolecular chemists and formulators
have researched this phenomenon and discovered that both Virilitrac tablets or Femtrac
capsules, when taken in combination with creatine phosphate power, does indeed
assist the bodybuilder in developing additional muscle mass and definition
beyond the normal plateau.
Here's why!
Muscle function requires the input of energy in the form of ATP (adenosine
triphosphate). Creatine phosphate (CP) serves as a high-energy reservoir source in muscle
cells. As ATP releases energy to the muscles, the byproduct adenosine diphosphate (ADP) is
formed. The ADP thus formed is combined with enzymatically released high-energy phosphate
from creatine phosphate to re-synthesize further ATP.
In essence, creatine phosphate serves as a high-energy reservoir source in
muscle cells. Exertion of very high intensity and short duration - such as weightlifting -
draws primarily on reserves of CP. The body naturally produces CP from foods containing
phosphate and stores it in muscle cells.
Although ingestion of creatine phosphate powder increases the muscles' natural
CP reservoir only slightly - it appears sufficient to provide an edge in breaking through
the "sticking point" in muscle development.
Now for the exciting news!
Increased ATP levels can be enhanced in muscles without taking expensive
creatine powders! In evaluating CP, Titan's research staff discovered an ergogenic aid -
an inexpensive tonic that enables the muscles to take advantage of their own storehouse of
CP - without the need to force additional CP into the body through ingesting supplemental
CP power.
Approximately one hour prior to performing resistance exercise, eat a small
amount of fruit, such as a banana, pear or apple. Then take one eight to ten ounce glass
of cold water - stir in two teaspoons of fructose (fruit sugar) and one to two teaspoons
of sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) - and drink with one to two tablets of Factor Three:
Virilitrac (for men) or one to two capsules of Factor Ten: Femtrac (for women).
Here's what happens after you swallow this simple tonic!
The fruit and fructose sugar will enhance the process of glycolysis, in which
the energy in glucose (blood sugar) is released during intense exercise. Sodium
bicarbonate, which is also an alkaline salt found in the blood, buffers lactic acid
produced during the anaerobic phase of high-intensity exercise.
This buffering action permits the production of ATP via anaerobic glycolysis to
continue for a limited period without reducing the blood pH to fatigue-producing levels.
Factor Three: Virilitrac or Factor Ten: Femtrac provides the proper nutrition to
stimulate the glandular system to produce additional androgens needed during this phase of
muscle activity in both males and females.
Considering the small impact manufactured creatine has on the muscle's natural
CP reservoir, and its relatively high cost, the above tonic should be suggested to serious
bodybuilders.
Furthermore, much of the creatine products on the market - both the monohydrate
and phosphate forms - are of such poor quality that ingestion of large amounts over a
prolonged period may result in liver damage.
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