Does Isatori Bio-Gro Justify It's Own Hype?

By Russ Howe


When new muscle building supplements hit the market they tend to arrive in a whirlwind of hype and marketing buzz words. The latest in a long line of new arrivals this year is Isatori Bio-Gro which claims to do a number of truly remarkable things.

However, in today's article we will be revealing whether the product can actually live up to those bold claims.

If you have purchased sports supplements in the past you are probably already aware that the main problem is finding relevant information on a product which isn't merely a sales pitch. Usually it takes a long time and many scientific studies before a product can be hailed as revolutionary. Whey protein and creatine are now in that category as they have been meticulously studied for over 20 years. The problem with a supplement like this, however, is that the technology is so new it can't be backed up with facts yet. The danger there is that it sets itself up to disappoint people, with inexperienced bodybuilders expecting a miracle muscle building solution. I:5:T

However, it does have some very interesting features which redeem it's credibility. The first of those redeeming qualities, thankfully, is the most important feature any supplement can have - a solid ingredients list. It is primarily made up of bio-active peptides which work with your body in a bid to increase muscle protein synthesis.

That sounds an awful lot like anabolic steroids, but it's a safe and thoroughly tested supplement so you need not worry about using anything illegal or dangerous.

By consuming it alongside your whey protein supplement, your goal is to increase protein synthesis and allow your body to use more protein during the muscle building post-workout recovery phase. Potentially, it's a rather explosive addition to your supplement plan if you are trying to pack on more lean muscle.

Another of the cons, however, is that the product is so 'cutting edge' that there isn't really a barometer to measure it against. During their pre-launch phase they billed it as 'the game changer' because they felt that it was the very first product of it's kind and to a large extent they are correct. However, it means that you don't have a huge body of evidence to test it's effectiveness against. Despite the fact that the research on the ingredients does indeed stack up against their claims, it is to the company's credit that they actually state in their marketing information that they don't expect this supplement to work for everybody.

It appears the company is aiming to use the initial feedback from it's customers as the benchmark for future developments of this particular product, until the scientific community has enough time to come up with evidence and studies to confirm it's effectiveness.

An unusual product to say the least, Isatori Bio-Gro displays an ambition which is quite refreshing in an industry populated by sports supplement companies who seem content popping out endless lines of whey protein and creatine formulas. It's effectiveness will only be shown over time as scientific evidence in this field develops further.




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