Anytime you buy a product online or even in a store, you have to read the details regarding the product. Protein powders may seem to all fit in the same category but you would be wrong. It is easy to assume that they all work alike and contain mainly the same ingredients. BSN NO-XPLODE-Nitric Oxide Creatine may present itself as a protein powder just like any other upon first glance, but it really is different. And the difference in it and other protein powders could be dangerous to your health.
The one ingredient that the manufacturers of BSN NO-XPLODE-Nitric Oxide Creatine expound upon heavily is creatine. They claim it will give you a lot of energy and increase the blood and oxygen flow to your muscles. So you work out and get results far quicker than with any other formula out on the market.
But what BSN is not telling you is that the clear headed feeling and all of the energy is actually coming from a massive amount of caffeine that is in the powder. The whole product description is misleading and what is worse, it is potentially dangerous. This is not a protein powder supplement. It will not give you bigger muscles. It just gives you energy. But that energy does come at a cost. Many users have found that when they went to the physician and had a standard physical after being on this product, their liver enzymes were through the roof. That kind of result is not what you want from a supplement or protein powder. If you continue taking the product, then you are potentially damaging your liver to the point where it cannot recover. And you have to ask yourself…do you really want to put your trust in a company that cannot even come clean about what is actually in their product?
All in all, BSN NO-XPLODE-Nitric Oxide Creatine is not worth the money. And it is definitely not worth any health problems that you may develop as a result of taking this product. There are far too many other products on the market that can do the same thing without all of the risky side effects. The real lesson you need to take from this is to not automatically trust that a product is what the manufacturers are advertising it as. Sometimes making that assumption can truly endanger your life and your well being.
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BSN NO-XPLODE-Nitric Oxide Creatine is not allergic
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Thanks for warning. I know that many products talk about one think like proteins while real reason behind energy is totally different. You must be really careful in case you decide to use supplements. Most of the time natural food is enough.
-Chris D
Most of the time natural food is enough.
N.O. xplod is not a protein and they never put it off as one its a performance enhancer aka nitric oxide it says it on the label N.O. NITRIC OXIDE SEE THE RESEMBLANCE ITS NOT A PROTEIN YOU NEED TO READ A LITTLE BETTER
the guy who wrote this is an idiot and doesnt know the facts. Its not a protein you douche
Actually to correct you the clear headed feeling is from the N.O. vasodilating the blood brain barrier.
This review is wrong. NOxplode is not a protein powder and does not claim to be. It has the same amount of caffiene in it as 1 cup of coffee, and will not raise your liver enzymes. It also has a very low amount of creatine in it. Do some research on the actual ingredients in a product before writing a review.
Read it again. He said they ‘appear at first’ to look like a protein powder and I agree, comes in a nifty jar, etc. Not a pill on the street corner but pretty much should be. Its bad for you, short term gain, long term pain, and big bucks to the smart guys who market it to stupid people.
Maybe you should read the article and label again as well. The product is great if used in moderation. Coffee is more of a stimulant than this product. The key to using this product, same as any other, is moderation within the prescribed guidelines. Nitrix Oxide, the key ingredient, has a lot of health benefits. A lot more research should have been performed prior to writing such a review.
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