FUBAR®  
PRE-WORKOUT COMPLEX

FREE INSIDE – ONE OF THREE COLLECTABLE STICKERS   TRAIN INSANE WITH FUBAR

There’s no substitute for hard work. Your bodybuilding success begins with how hard you work in the gym. To get big you have to be disciplined – you have to make every rep count. That’s where FUBAR comes in. FUBAR is the pre-workout energy complex that jacks up your energy and cranks your workout intensity so you can focus on each and every rep. Thanks to nutraceutical science you’ll never train half-ass again. FUBAR motivates you to squeeze deep into your muscle tissue – building the density and deep striations that turn heads. FUBAR will keep you working hard so you can train insane through every rep.

THE SCIENCE

FUBAR works by increasing spinal excitability and motor neuron stimulation. These are critical for generating the signals that activate your muscles. It’s a fact: your muscles are stronger when your motor neurons are activated. By activating your motor neurons and increasing spinal excitability, FUBAR gives you the insane energy you need to lift heavier, harder and longer.

The following graphs are based on the Hoffmann reflex (H-Reflex) scale that measures spinal excitability and motor neuron stimulation. The graphs show that FUBAR dramatically increases your workout intensity.

Ingredients:

Pre-Workout Complex – 450 mg

Camellia sinensis (Green Tea): Is a natural caffeine source that causes sustained energy increases. Camellia sinensis is a potent source of antioxidants that combat the reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced by hard training.¹ ROS damage your muscle tissues and dramatically increase the muscular inflammation that can cripple training. By increasing energy levels and exerting a powerful anti-inflammatory effect, Camellia sinensis lets you train insane while avoiding training-induced inflammation.^2,3

N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine: N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine is a precursor to the amino acid L-Tyrosine. Research shows that N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine increases levels of the neurotransmitter dopamine⁴ - the brain chemical that gets you focused, energized and strong. This amino acid is also an adrenaline precursor. Adrenaline is a powerful central nervous system chemical that instantly skyrockets your energy levels.

Finally, N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine offsets the effects of insane training so you can train insane without getting burned out.^5,6

Caffeine anhydrous: Caffeine anhydrous is the strongest and fastest acting form of caffeine. It stimulates your central nervous system (CNS), causing the release of adrenal hormones that rapidly and sharply increase your energy levels and improve your performance.

Ilex paraguariensis (Yerba Mate): Yerba Mate is a powerful South American plant that uses a natural form of the xanthine alkaloid caffeine to increase your energy levels and to prevent fatigue so you can work harder and longer. In addition to dramatically increasing your energy levels, Yerba Mate exerts a powerful antioxidant effect that protects against the damage wrought by free radicals and increases fat burning so you burn more fat.

Theobramba cacao (Cacao): Theobromine is a bitter cacao alkaloid that’s converted by the liver into a methylxanthine – a long-acting centrally acting caffeine relative.⁷

In addition to acting centrally and increasing energy, theobromine increases energy levels by maintaining cAMP - cyclic adenosine monophosphate – and preventing it from degrading into an inactive form.⁸ The maintenance of cAMP helps fuel energy levels and maintains long-term energy highs.

Theobromine also preserves muscle glycogen – the immediate energy system fuel resource that powers explosive muscle action. By preserving glycogen and slowing glycogen breakdown, theobromine allows for extended explosively-intense training.

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5.Banderet LE, Lieberman HR. Treatment with tyrosine, a neurotransmitter precursor, reduces environmental stress in humans. Brain Res Bull 1989;22:759–62.

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8. Phosphodiesterase. On-Line Medical Dictionary. Retrieved on 2007-02-23. Inhibitor. On-Line Medical Dictionary. Retrieved on 2007-02-23.