iQuzil is developed by ThoughtFoods and bills itself as a ‘learning and productivity accelerator’, which is fine until we come to its next claim. The manufacturers of iQuzil are so convinced by its success that they boast that it ‘beats Adderall.’ Now, it’s clear that this is nothing but a marketing claim (the statement has… Read More
LA Muscle Possessed Review
LA Muscle isn’t afraid to be bold. It claims its Possessed pre-workout supplement is the ‘strongest and safest’ on the market, and should allow you to train and perform much better. Its seven ingredients help to increase endurance, intensity, boost nitric oxide levels and give you ‘insane muscle pumps’ to provide more nutrients to the… Read More
Science in Sport REGO Rapid Recovery Review
Science in Sport REGO Rapid Recovery drink bills itself as a ‘complete recovery product’ and contains 20g protein alongside 22/ 23g carbohydrates, electrolytes, vitamins and minerals. It seems to target itself more towards athletes (cyclists and runners especially) as opposed to body builders or gym bunnies. It uses soy protein, a previously controversial choice although… Read More
PhD Nutrition Recovery 2:1 Review
It seems that practically every bodybuilder or athlete is adding more protein to their diet nowadays, often in the form of pre or post-workout shakes. PhD Nutrition Recovery 2:1 fits into this market perfectly. It’s not always easy to source enough protein from food, particularly if you have a busy lifestyle, which is where a… Read More
Yokebe Weight Loss Shakes Review
Yokebe bills itself as a natural weight loss shake that contains a ‘unique’ mix of vitamins, minerals, proteins, honey and macronutrients with just 273 calories. It acts as a meal-replacement shake that promises to help you retain muscle and lose fat, thanks to its generous protein ingredients. A typical shake contains 273 calories, 32.1g protein,… Read More
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