NeuroCore is the most explosive, super-concentrated pre-workout stimulant available! Unlike the other guys, NeuroCore features potent key ingredients in clinically studied amounts for maximum strength to deliver extreme energy, intense focus and superior workouts. NeuroCore contains a 3.2g clinical dose of beta-alanine in 3 scoops, to enhance the muscle- and strength-building process. NeuroCore is formulated with a research-tested dose of pure L-citrulline for intense, long-lasting muscle pumps. L-citrulline has been shown in research to reach superior peak plasma arginine levels compared to a larger dose of L-arginine. A highly potent and unique creatine known as creatine monohydrate has been infused into the formula. Creatine is scientifically validated to amplify gains in size and strength. You get a precise 3g dose per 3 scoops! NeuroCore contains a powerful rhodiola extract. This adaptogen is standardized to phenolic compounds, such as salidrosides, and the 100mg dose of rhodiola extract in 3 scoops of NeuroCore has been shown to improve mental and physical fitness during times of stress.

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From the manufacturer

Years of study by top human performance researchers has confirmed that insulin is one of the body’s most powerful musclebuilding hormones. In fact, research published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation found that insulin is so potent it could support protein synthesis in skeletal muscle1! Insulin is also very anti-catabolic and reduces protein degradation and stimulates cellular hydration – causing water retention within the muscle cells that translates into greater protein synthesis. Early creatine researchers also knew the power of insulin, and in some of the first research published in the American Journal of Physiology, it was discovered that taking creatine along with a high dose of simple carbohydrates could trigger as much as 60% better creatine storage in the muscles2. Researchers reporting on their findings confirmed that insulin was the key to pushing more creatine through muscle cell membranes. The purpose of insulin in the body is to regulate blood glucose levels. When an elevation of blood glucose occurs, the beta cells of the pancreas secrete insulin into the portal vein (the “spike”). Ultimately, insulin works by triggering the movement of nutrients from the blood to the cells – fortifying your muscles with the ingredients they need to grow while at the same time normalizing your blood glucose levels.