USP Labs Prime The Ultimate Muscle Pill

USP Labs Prime The Ultimate Muscle Pill

Strength and Size Without Pro Hormones

Over the past decade, thousands of individuals have resorted to pro-hormones in their quest to be bigger & stronger...Sure, most pro-hormones deliver size & strength, but they come with a price...a HUGE price... And, now shit's hitting the fan...

Not only have these compounds always been questionable legally, but users have reported a wide variety of nasty, unwanted side effects such as unable to perform sexually, acne, shutdown of natural testosterone production, loss of sex drive, lethargy & irritability among others...

...In fact, there's even a study published on PubMed™ linking one of the more popular pro-hormones to jaundice (liver failure)!
You start to wonder if all of this is worth it for a few measly pounds of muscle that are virtually impossible to keep once you come "off"...

WHY IS THIS?

Because pro-hormones can be extremely harsh on your body. Most of these products shut down your own natural testosterone production, so you are no longer making much, if any, on your own.
So, when you come off of pro-hormones - even if you do Post Cycle Therapy (PCT) - your body is fighting so hard to regain its natural "manhood" that it could care less about maintaining muscle mass and strength - You might as well just kiss any gains goodbye, along with your energy levels & even the desire to workout!
Kind of defeats the purpose, wouldn't you agree? Of course you would...
You must remember your body will always do what it needs to do to survive, it has no clue - nor does it care - that you are trying to get bigger and stronger.
So in essence, you are "fighting" with your own body when you stop pro-hormones because your body is trying to regain its natural testosterone production so it can pro-create, which is a natural survival mechanism.
Attempting to fight your body is like trying to swim upstream at Niagra Falls. It ain't happening pal...

A BETTER WAY?

Luckily, there is a better way. You see, there are tens of thousands of natural herbs found around the world...
And, wouldn't it make sense that some of these herbs would work with your body – not against it - to help your efforts in the gym? Of course, just like natural Vitamin C can work with your body to promote a healthy immune system!
While many companies have tried in the past and failed, USPlabs has quickly garnered a reputation for producing effective products that are based off herbs, not harsh, synthetic compounds like pro-hormones.
"When dealing with herbals, it's ALL about the extract. Get the extract wrong or use a cheap version and you might as well be swallowing dirt!" says USPlabs CEO Jacob Geissler
To show you the power of the right extract, over 50% of all drugs used clinically are either natural products (i.e. obtained from plants, microorganisms and some animal sources) or are derivatives thereof ! (1,2)
Since its release in late 2008, USPlabs natural muscle builder named "USPlabs Prime®" has been a God-send for those looking for results...
"People were tired of feeling like crap and losing all of their gains after using pro-hormones. They wanted a natural product that could help their efforts. We spent a great deal of time & money to ensure we got USPlabs Prime® right!" said Geissler
And get it right we did. Users swear by USPlabs Prime® & that's why it's quickly become a #1 seller & has been voted #1 Platinum Non-Hormonal muscle building Agent.*
So, with pro-hormones being phased out due to their legality and unbearable, unwanted side effects, it's nice to know there's a natural muscle building option that delivers.

P.S. To truly maximize the result of any supplement, you must combine with proper nutrition & exercise plans. Feel free to visit our forums (link at top of this page) for information.

References
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Vuorelaa P, Leinonenb M, Saikkuc P, et al. Natural products in the process of finding new drug candidates. Curr Med Chem. 2004 Jun;11(11):1375-89.
*Planet Muscle Magazine – March/April 2009