Groundbreaking Technology Solves the Nitric Oxide Puzzle Scientists at MHP introduce new medical discoveries to optimize the extremely complex NO pathway for maximum Nitric Oxide synthesis. Here is how...

The human body has many built-in regulating systems of checks and balances. And since Nitric Oxide is such a powerful compound, the Nitric Oxide pathway is one of the most complex. While arginine is the "raw material" used by the body to produce Nitric Oxide, there are many interactions along the Nitric Oxide pathway, which influence Nitric Oxide production.

The Nitric Oxide biochemical pathway can be influenced by these various co-factors: homocysteine, ADMA (asymmetric dimethylarginine), SOA (super oxide anion), SOD (super oxide dimutase) and perhaps the most critical of all NOS (nitric oxide synthase). The relationship between these co-factors has a direct influence on the amount of arginine that can be converted (synthesized) to Nitric Oxide. Remember, no matter how much arginine or arginine substrates (i.e. AAKG, arginine malate, arginine ethyl ester) you feed your body, the amount of Nitric Oxide you can produce is limited to these Nitric Oxide pathway co-factors. The best way to explain it is that while arginine is the fuel, these co-factors are the parts which make up the Nitric Oxide engine. Biofolin-The spark that ignites the Nitric Oxide engine!

Biofolin is an amazing newly discovered compound, which has the unique ability to maximize the conversion of arginine to NO by augmenting all of the co-factors involved in arginine s conversion to Nitric Oxide within the pathway. The discovery of Biofolin, a powerful, novel compound, is regarded by many in the medical field as the biggest breakthrough ever in inducing Nitric Oxide production. Biofolin is so powerful, it is technically considered a drug even at low doses. And now, it's being made available to bodybuilders and athletes exclusively in TRAC Extreme-NO Yes, Biofolin is the missing link scientists have been looking for to optimize L-Arginine's conversion to Nitric Oxide. Combine Biofolin and Arginine and guess what you can expect-One Mother of a Pump! Scientists at MHP did not hold back in the formulation of TRAC Extreme-NO's proprietary anabolic Nitric Oxide generator, Nitrofolin-ATPâ„¢. Each serving is loaded with a mega dose of 4 grams of L-Arginine. This high dose L-Arginine with Biofolin combo by itself will blow away any other NO product in existence. But MHP scientists even went a step further and added 30 other proven Nitric Oxide and performance enhancement agents, making TRAC Extreme-NO the most powerful pump inducing pre-workout formula available. That's not hype either-here's the scientific explanation of how TRAC Extreme-NO will never be matched!

Crush NOS Inhibitors for Maximum Nitric Oxide Output

Earlier, we spoke about Biofolin's unique ability to augment all the co-factors involved for the conversion of arginine to NO and we referred to NOS as the most critical of all-and here's where most products lose their credibility in the scientific community and also fail to serve up fiber-swelling muscle pumps. Regardless of what NO imposters might be claiming in their advertising-no, the key is not AAKG, it's not a Phylo-pseudo delivery technology, and it's certainly not a 'satellite' cell, citrulline, arginine malate or arginine ethyl esther-the NO powerhouse is an enzymatic enigma called Nitric Oxide Synthase, or NOS for short.

The reason you probably haven't heard about it before lies in the fact that every Nitric Oxide product you've ever experimented with or read about fails to address it! This is a critical mistake on their behalf, because maximum Nitric Oxide production cannot happen without maximum NOS activity. Scientists refer to the NOS enzyme as a catalyst, a substance that increases the rate of a reaction. NOS is needed to convert arginine to Nitric Oxide; without NOS there is no conversion to Nitric Oxide regardless of how much arginine or other Nitric Oxide precursor you take. You can think of NOS as the "decision" maker with the power to decide whether or not you're going to get the Nitric Oxide output you want for a maximum strength pump. NOS takes the NO precursors you're consuming (hopefully it's arginine and not some hyped up derivative) and converts it into Nitric Oxide. Sounds simple enough, right? But certain co-factors such as Homocysteine, ADMA (asymmetric dimethylarginine) and SOA (super oxide anion) are Nitric Oxide inhibitors. These inhibitors block and interfere with NOS, therefore restricting Nitric Oxide production.