X factor advanced supplement

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Permalink Reply by Garrett Tyra on January 21, 2010 at 2:24pm

I have never taken it. I don't have anything against it as it is not a prohormone. It's active ingredient is called Arachidonic Acid or AA for short. AA is just an EFA (essential fatty acid) that aids in cell signaling which can directly affect tissue-rebuilding response. Anyways, supposedly the blend of omega's and boswellia helps soothe the joints, but like i said, i haven't taken it. AA is abundant in muscles and the brain, i do know that much. By muscles i mean skeletal muscles, not abundant in smooth muscles.

AA is an inflamatory that will make your muscles hurt by the way. That is what the EFA is supposed to do, so if you experience DOMS (delayed onset of muscle soreness), that just means it's doing it's job.

Now, if you believe in the thoery behind why AA is used to create anabolism postworkout is completely up to you! Like i said, i've never used X Factor, i just know a little bit about the ingredients found in it.

I hope this helps, sorry i don't have more information for you on the results of the product!!! Good luck

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Permalink Reply by Saia Leng on December 21, 2010 at 9:29pm

The essential fatty acids are good for the health or you may opt for SISU vitamins as an alternative.

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