Glyconitric In2 Workout Review

For the average pre-workout supplement consumer, it’s not quite as important to be turned into a wild animal that feasts on its young as it is to just go into a workout with a good amount of energy as well as the nutrients you need to lower fatigue and build muscle.

But with so many supplements claiming to turn you into a terrifying beast, it was kind of refreshing to see that STS Nutrition promises very realistic results from its pre-workout supplement, Glyconitric In2 Workout.

We decided to take a closer look at Glyconitric In2 Workout to see if this product is really as good as it seems.

Background

Unlike so many other products, Glyconitric In2 Workout is simply supposed to increase your health, wellness and even happiness as you workout, supplying you with a proprietary bend of carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals.

Glyconitric In2 Workout is also supposed to have ingredients that will support the growth and repair of muscle tissue, allowing you to recover from injuries faster and with more muscle mass.

Even though the claims of Glyconitric In2 Workout are simple, we still expected to see some impressive ingredients in order to make it worth our time.

Ingredients

Unfortunately, we weren’t all that impressed with the ingredients in Glyconitric In2 Workout. Instead of seeing cutting edge or even innovative ingredients we saw boring, overused ingredients like Creatine.

We also saw a large amount of vitamins and minerals that took up more than their fair share of Glyconitric In2 Workout’s formula. A pre-workout supplement should improve your health, but it should be more powerful than a Flintstones chewable.

Another ingredient that we saw that was a bit of a disappointment was Arginine. Although Arginine is used in many pre-workout supplements, its results have not been verified by any scientific source.

Many companies claim that Arginine will be able to increase levels of Nitric Oxide in the blood, but there have been no clinical trials to prove that. Instead, most people have found that Arginine does nothing more than increase the need to urinate.

Our Opinion

Even though we were initially excited about Glyconitric In2 Workout, we have to say that upon closer inspection it seemed to fall short of our expectations. All in all, we think there are many more effective pre-workout supplements that deserve your patronage more than Glyconitric In2 Workout.