Napalm Mini-Gun Review

Napalm Mini-Gun is a pre-workout supplement developed by Muscle Warfare. As the simplified ingredient-complex of Muscle Warfare’s regular Napalm, it is promoted as being a more concentrated blend focused mainly on energy-stimulation. We decided to take a closer look at the ingredients involved in the blend to decide what to believe about this ‘modified’ version of original Napalm. Does it stack up?

For Energy

The Energy Blend combines caffeine and 1,3 Dimethylamylamine. This simple complex is sure to give you a quick boost–but do the results last?
1,3 Dimethylamylamine works similarly to caffeine, and is a vassal constrictor. It is derived from geraniums, can elevate circulation, metabolism, and helps with mental and physical energy.
Caffeine stimulates the brain, enhancing energy and can also increase metabolism by heating the body’s core temperature, increase circulation, work as a mood booster, and helps maintain overall energy through your workout.

Amino Acid Blend:

Taurine, DiArginine Orotate, D-Aspartic Acid, and N-Methyl D-Aspartic Acid.
DiArginine Orotate can help maintain arteries, blood flow and overall heart health. Amino acids also improve the body’s sensitivity towards insulin–a direct relation to muscle growth and retention.
Aspartic Acid is the precursor to several amino acids, including: methionine, threonine, isoleucine, and lysine. Aspartate stimulates NMDA receptors, though not as strongly as glutamate does.
Taurine is needed for the function of skeletal muscles, liver, blood pressure, and other cardiovascular conditions, but it has not been proven to increase or assist in energy production–which it is often promoted as doing.

Our Take:

There are better options on the market that cost less, and have more effective—-much better quality–ingredients. We advise you steer clear of Mini-Gun, and its larger blend Napalm. What it has you can find in any other supplement–but what’s lacking is where the sketchiness begins. This is only one of the many problems going on this product–so please–invest better in yourself and just say no.