Does Isatori Bio-Gro Justify It's Own Hype?

By Russ Howe


When new muscle building supplements hit the market they tend to arrive in a whirlwind of hype and marketing buzz words. The latest in a long line of new arrivals this year is Isatori Bio-Gro which claims to do a number of truly remarkable things.

In today's article we will be looking into this product and revealing both the good and the bad aspects for you.

Like the majority of bodybuilding supplements, one of the biggest problems consumers face with this product is that it can be near impossible to find any decent information which isn't merely tied into a sales pitch. This leads to people buying into products based upon hype alone, often setting sky-high expectations which wind up disappointing them. I:5:T

Where it counts, however, the product stacks up rather well. When it comes to the actual contents inside the tub, rather than the hype on the outside of it, Bio-Gro shows itself to be a truly remarkable little product with considerable potential if the product is developed further as time goes by. It's primary function is to attempt to increase the body's ability for muscle protein synthesis.

That's right, the goal of the product is to physically enhance your body's ability to build muscle. That's basically the same job steroids would perform, but without the health risks and illegal status.

During the post-workout recovery phase, you are encouraged to consume a whey protein supplement alongside some carbohydrates to cause a spike in insulin levels and encourage fresh muscle recovery. This product is said to aid that process and increase your ability to use more protein in the operation.

Another of the cons, however, is that the product is so 'cutting edge' that there isn't really a barometer to measure it against. During their pre-launch phase they billed it as 'the game changer' because they felt that it was the very first product of it's kind and to a large extent they are correct. However, it means that you don't have a huge body of evidence to test it's effectiveness against. Despite the fact that the research on the ingredients does indeed stack up against their claims, it is to the company's credit that they actually state in their marketing information that they don't expect this supplement to work for everybody.

That's a twist which most supplement buyers, who are used to hearing endless hype, will find quite refreshing. Isatori appear to be encouraging people to try this product for a month and see what happens, almost using their customer base as beta-testers for future releases in this area. It is worth noting that early customer indicators point to more successful experiences than unsuccessful ones.

An unusual product to say the least, Isatori Bio-Gro displays an ambition which is quite refreshing in an industry populated by sports supplement companies who seem content popping out endless lines of whey protein and creatine formulas. It's effectiveness will only be shown over time as scientific evidence in this field develops further.




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