Jungle Warfare [ by ALRI ]
Pro-Hypertrophic Formula For Increased Myotrophic Activity!
Jungle Warfare is a non-hormonal Pro-Hypertrophic, herbal AR agonist, which acts as an estrogen and free testosterone-modulating compound. The active components of Jungle Warfare work in synergy to support lean mass acquisition and fat loss. Whether used alone or in combination with other muscle building or fat loss products, we are confident that you will enjoy the results you earn while using Jungle Warfare! Read More...
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JUNGLE WARFARE PRODUCT DETAILS
So, obviously by now everyone knows that anabolic/androgenic steroids (AAS), prohormones (PH) and prosteroids (PS) work rather well for aiding lean tissue growth by increasing the anabolic response in muscle tissue thus shuttling nutrients away from fat and feeding them to muscle...and most know that they can have serious side effects like jail, HPTA shut-down, liver enzyme and lipid issues. Oh, and they are banned by about every sporting organization on the planet. Many are willing to take these risks, but it may not be necessary or a best choice for the goals desired.
The way that all androgens (AAS, PH and PS alike are types of androgens) trigger anabolism (protein synthesis/myotrophic activity) in muscle cells is interesting. Once an androgen is in the circulatory or lymphatic system, its molecules merge with androgen receptors (AR's...remember that term, there will be a test at the end) thus acting as an AR agonist. (Agonist cause a response...antagonist stop one...unless it is an ex-girlfriend of course) The molecule basically delivers a message to the cell telling it what to do. The reason AAS and other androgen-type compounds are so coveted in the underground is simply due to the fact that they deliver a "make more proteins" message in a get bigger and perform better way. (Did I mention the negative side affects?) It is possible to do this without hormones and deliver a significant myotrophic message muscles will pay attention to - without the negative side affects.
What's So Great About Jungle Warfare?
- Increased myotrophic activity
- Favorable nutrient repartitioning
- HPTA modulation
- Estrogen management
- Significant Pro-Hypertrophic capacity
- Anti-Catabolic
What's In Jungle Warfare?
Naturally, our design was intended to have a synergistic effect in that one compound's actions amplifies the others. (I am sure some can think of comparisons to this important point of design). The result is a synergistic Pro-hypertrophic from ALRI featuring an Herbal Proprietary Myotrophic Complex. (Get the name Jungle Warfare...yet?) Mormordica Chirantia Extract - We use a specific dual extraction/standardization process that allows us to use both the insulinogenic and non-androgenic AR agonistic fractions unique to a proprietary mormordica chirantia extraction. By doing so, we can foster the hypertrophic event in lean tissue via the two most important mechanisms without the usual negative side effects.
ADED (5a-dehydro-etiocholane-4,6-dien-3-one-17-ol) - Many are aware of both the positive and negative physiological issues relating to the naturally occurring aromatase inhibitory ATD. Most of the benefits are the result of one of its physiological 17-OH metabolites. ADED is a natural non-androgenic metabolite of ATD with improved oral bio-availability. Please, do not confuse this with ATD itself as the difference is very important both in structure and action: Some may recall this one (Referring to the info that follows, not the compound itself) from our Ultra H.O.T.ter matrix but to recap…By modulating estrogen build-up the negative feed-back loop to the hypothalamus is put in check. The result is that the body optimizes natural testosterone production. We use our favorite aromatase inhibitor. One we feel is superior to the MATD we created for Ultra HOTter...(and the blood work with the logs on several boards agrees) to do this and it works pretty well to modulate, instead of obliterate, estrogen. So we still have the right amount of estrogen for optimal growth of lean tissue, without the excess water weight and fat feeding aspect.
Conjugated (-)3,4-divanillyl-tetrahydrofuran - We utilize an excellent free testosterone optimizing compound called Conjugated (-)3,4-divanillyl-tetrahydrofuran. This is simply the result of a series of extraction processes performed upon nettle root. Many know of this herb due the anti-aromatase capacity and the studies that show its positive affects upon BHP in men. Some of the nettle extracts also have a positive affect upon the total testosterone to free/active testosterone ratio. More free testosterone means more active (as in the part that really matters) testosterone. Nothing really trick here other than it just works better than one would expect. (Nice for a change when something can be simple and effective). Of course, it is all about effective delivery into the body that makes it an asset.
Proprietary Conjugated Coleonol Extract - Hypotrophic-type receptor health and integrity is paramount to lean tissue optimization. In reality modulation is surprisingly dependant upon cAMP stimulation. Without it, receptor activity down-regulation occurs rapidly and the lean mass promoting symbiotic relationship between hormones goes in the toilet. The ALRI Proprietary Conjugated Coleonol Extract supports this need rather well.
JUNGLE WARFARE F.A.Q.
Is Jungle Warfare a pro-hormone?
No, Jungle Warfare is not a pro-hormone. Pro-hormones are suppressive to your body's natural testosterone levels, have an array of side effects and do not result in permanent gains. How many times have you used pro-hormones and made substantial gains only to lose them all after you ceased its use? This is where Jungle Warfare comes into play! Jungle Warfare will increase your free testosterone levels while controlling your estrogen levels. Jungle Warfare is clean and efficient, whereas pro-hormones storm the castle and leave abruptly taking your gains with it. What does Jungle Warfare™ mean to you? No bloat, no suppression of your natural test levels, quality muscle gains and no unwanted post cycle side effects.
Do I need liver support while using Jungle Warfare?
There is nothing in Jungle Warfare that is inherently taxing on the liver. However, we believe that you need to support your liver due to environmental factors. If your general health is compromised, your body will not run efficiently. If your spark plugs don't work then nitrous boosters won't help, your body is no different.
Can women take Jungle Warfare?
Yes, women can take Jungle Warfare. Jungle Warfare™ can be a great product for women, if they are looking for that lean, muscular, yet still feminine look. It even stacks nicely with PRO-ANABOL. However, we strongly advise a slightly lower dosage (1 capsule/day) for women than suggested to men and to take at least 2-weeks off after taking Jungle Warfare™ for 2-weeks. At this recommended dosage, there should be no signs of any adverse side effects with women like masculinization type effects.
Will Jungle Warfare negatively affect the HPTA in men, and thus require a PCT protocol?
No, Jungle Warfare will not negatively affectthe HPTA in men. Plus, Jungle Warfare can be used as part of an extensive PCT regimen and keep the body anabolic while the HPTA is in recovery mode so to speak.
Is Jungle Warfare a steroid & could it cause one to fail a drug test?
Jungle Warfare is neither a steroid nor a pro-steroid though it does contain a steroidal Aromatase inhibitor similar to Aromasin or Arimidex. All tested organizations have different testing procedures and guidelines, so we cannot make an all-inclusive statement. However, many do test for ratios including free testosterone, or epitestosterone to estrogen ratios. One of Jungle Warfare's main goals/effects is the sharp increase in free testosterone, thus making the body's main androgenic hormone more bioavailable and usable. Again, this is accomplished through making the body work more efficiently from the inside out, not from the outside in as with common pro-hormones or steroids. This reason coupled with the slight decrease in circulating estrogens could inevitably cause one to have a false drug test.

