MRI Black Powder Pre-workout is back, but does it really live up to the mantra: “If it’s not black, put it back!”? You be the judge. We believe the new Black Powder pre-workout delivers the goods with the right ingredients to ensure your workout is on point. And, the new formula is actually black because it contains activated charcoal that acts as a detoxifying agent.Let’s take a look at the new MRI Black Powder formula and see for yourself.Check Out The New Black Powder Pre-Workout!MRI … read more

What is Beta-AlanineBeta-alanine is a non-essential amino acid, and has to be obtained through your diet. Most people experience tingles when taking beta alanine; this is normal. Beta-alanine is more useful to your body when combined with histidine because together, they create carnosine.Carnosine is a lactic-acid buffer and deposited into cells for when the body needs to respond to changes in pH levels in the muscles. You are probably familiar with the effects of acid build … read more

We are asked all the time, "Why are the MRI NO2 original Black pills no longer available?" The short answer is, "The powder version is significantly better and more effective than the pills!" For a more in-depth explanation, keep reading.Why Is NO2 Black No Longer Available In Pills MRI only offers NO2 in powder form now, instead of the pills. The updated powder form is better than the pill form because it provides 230% more NO production because of the ample ingredient profile. … read more

Creatine Magnapower is magnesium-chelated creatine. This chelated form increases the body’s ability to create ATP (Adenosine triphosphate), increases creatine absorption, carb metabolism, and creatine bioavailability. Creatine MagnaPower supplies the magnesium atoms required to increase the energy process.Creatine is one of the most popular sports supplements available. It is likely the most well-researched supplement with studies supporting that it builds lean muscle, improves recovery, increa … read more

Tyrosine, usually listed in the middle section of your supplement panel, it sits under a shroud of mystery.So let’s talk about it.Tyrosine is a nonessential amino acid the body manufactured from the amino acid phenylalanine.It can be obtained through dietary sources like chicken, turkey, soy, milk, cheese, bananas and some nuts and seeds.Tyrosine provides training results, but they’re all in your head.No, literally—like in your brain.Tyrosine Stimulates the Production of Brain Chemical … read more