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.MRI Black Powder Pre Workout Supplement FactsThe new Black … read more

What is Creatine Magnapower?Creatine is a common term in the athletic world. It is likely the most well-researched supplement with studies supporting that it builds lean muscle, improves recovery, increases endurance and helps provide pump during training.Creatine is a precursor to phosphocreatine. The latter helps to make ATP.ATP is energy muscles use to work and build. As such, when supplementing with creatine, you are providing your body with more of the necessary compounds needed to make ene … read more

The name’s Anhydrous, Betaine Anhydrous. *cue the bond music*Betaine Anhydrous, or betaine for short, isn’t who you think it is. It’s really glycine, an amino acid, with three methyl groups attached to it. Tricky little molecule going all undercover on us.Betaine also has another alias: trimethylglycine (TMG). Stick with us here, this is really the most complex part of betaine anhydrous, aka glycine with methyl groups, aka TMG. Those are all the same names for betaine.Finally, betaine is an … read more

What is Taurine?In your pre-workout or intra-workout you may see taurine, but what is it and what does it do?Many of the energy drinks out there have touted the inclusion of this amino acid, and because of some negative press, many associate jittery issues with taurine, but it actually has nothing to do with the stimulant effects—that’s all the caffeine in those types of drinks. To taurine or not to taurine? That is the question.Taurine is an Amino AcidA building block of protein, taurine … read more

Citrulline, derived from the Latin word for watermelon, citrullus, is a necessary component to create arginine.Arginine is a precursor to Nitric Oxide (NO).Nitric Oxide provides pump, relaxes blood vessels and increases blood flow and circulation. These benefits can help with nutrient delivery to the muscles, building muscles and improving results.Citrulline and the AthleteCitrulline’s role in NO production is important on its own, but even more so for athletes. This is because when NO relax … read more