As mentioned above, some pretty radical and potentially dangerous drugs are used to combat muscle protein breakdown in athletes going off steroids. Its continued use can also increase strength, power, body mass and recuperation long after steroid use is stopped. DHEA found in this formula could have a positive effect on suppressed testosterone levels. Also, the 50mg of DHEA in Growth Fuel increases IGF-1, a potent growth factor. Creatine, found in the foregoing two supplements, is a significant piece to the puzzle.
Creatine is an energizing metabolite, found mostly in muscle, which powers high-intensity exercise.
The rate at which ATP is used up is set by the power output of the muscle during a contraction. The harder and heavier you lift, the quicker the supply runs out. Because muscle fatigue is due to decreased intracellular ATP concentrations, regeneration of ATP at a rate close to that which it is being depleted is necessary to delay the onset of fatigue. During high-intensity exercise, energy for the resynthesis of ATP is met primarily by the concomitant breakdown of creatine phosphate and anaerobic glycolysis. However, ATP synthesis from creatine phosphate declines more than three times as fast as the rate of glycolysis.