[supplementtest]

SupplementTests.com has completed an independent, controlled test on Anidrol-X by Tokkyo Nutrition. This product is promoted as a strength and muscle builder. Here's what the tests revealed:

Average change in body weight: +4.5 lbs
Average change in bicep size: +.18 inch
Average change in lean body mass: +6.1 lbs.
Average change in body fat: -1.3%
Average change in reps on bench: +25%

Average length of test: 4 weeks
Number of tests completed: 2
Side effects noted: All noted a slight decrease in libido. One noticed some slight heartburn or a feeling in the chest.

Test subjects used no other supplements, continued with normal workout routines and diet, had no weight or strength changes prior to the test, and has worked out on a regular basis for over 10 years.

As a free service, SupplementTests.com will periodically post free information on the supplements it tests.

[mitbar]

Looks like a product that lives up to the claims. :)

[Buffet]

This is obviously just another blatant attempt to fool newbies and the uneducated or uninitiated, by using names for brands and products that sound ALMOST like the real thing, often with but one letter changed or omitted. Some friendly, albeit unsolicited advice bro: If it's advertised in a full page or larger ad in the magazines, it's both legal and bogus. Which means the only measurable growth will be in the bank account of the unscrupulous creeps that prey on peoples naivete. They want you to think, "Hey it must be almost as good as real gear?" Well think again. Be smart and save your hard earned dough for real gear and supplements that work, not some bull**** knockoff/ripoff.

[mitbar]

Originally Posted by Buffet

This is obviously just another blatant attempt to fool newbies and the uneducated or uninitiated, by using names for brands and products that sound ALMOST like the real thing, often with but one letter changed or omitted. Some friendly, albeit unsolicited advice bro: If it's advertised in a full page or larger ad in the magazines, it's both legal and bogus. Which means the only measurable growth will be in the bank account of the unscrupulous creeps that prey on peoples naivete. They want you to think, "Hey it must be almost as good as real gear?" Well think again. Be smart and save your hard earned dough for real gear and supplements that work, not some bull**** knockoff/ripoff.

never said it was as good as gear and neither did he, dont know where you got off on your rant but they do tests and post the results. some come back positive others come back showing its worthless. Just have an open mind and realize that supplements are just that supplemental producst.

[Buffet]

My sincere apologies. Didn't mean to come across as ranting. Merely wanted to keep some people who have very little money to spare (most of us) from spending in on products that often promise miracles but deliver spurious results. Caveat emptor my friend.