Chemix Natabolic Powered by Turkesterone
This is a potent natural muscle builder. This provides a better hormonal balance for better workouts & recovery.
Testosterone is a big driver of muscle growth.
More testosterone means we have more muscle growth potential.
This means more strength & faster recovery potential.
The added benefits from this can also include more drive in the gym & boosted libido.
This creates an ideal environment for muscle growth.
This updated formula now includes a massive 750mg of turkesterone per serve. This is a huge addition to the product for natural muscle-building capacity.
Features of Chemix Natabolic
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Supports strength & muscle building programs
- Helps control stress with KSM66 Ashwagandha
- Can be taken for longer periods
- Powered by Turkesterone
How do I take it?
For best results take 1 serve before heading to bed. This helps with relaxation and getting a good nights rest. It's best to use this for 1-3 months before taking a break for at least a month.
What do we like about Natabolic at Spartans?
This product is ideal for males looking to increase growth & recovery.
Natabolic is the work of The Guerilla Chemist Brian Moscowitz himself. A bodybuilding Biochemist known for his scientific approach to supplements. If you're a fan of hard-hitting formulas that work, this is for you.
A standout about this product for us is the research. Each ingredient has a scientific reference point to show not only the effects but the dosing as well.
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- Datau, E. A., et al. "Efficacy of Nigella sativa on serum free testosterone and metabolic disturbances in central obese male." Acta Medica Indonesiana 42.3 (2010): 130-134.
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- Jeong, Juseong, et al. "Activation of Signaling Pathways for Protein Synthesis by Korean Mistletoe (Viscum album coloratum) Extract in a Mouse Model of Muscle Atrophy." The Korean Journal of Food And Nutrition 30.2 (2017): 371-377.
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