What Is G6 Anabolix?

G6 Anabolix is essentially a natural testosterone booster, but it goes further by supporting your body’s production of IGF-1, the important growth factor that can help you put on visible muscle. It comes from a company called STI, which by the way stands for “Shock The Industry” so that gives a little perspective into their marketing plan. This product, along with the others from the brand, aim to take your efforts to the next level, leading to results you’ve never seen coming from a natural supplement.

G6 Anabolix Benefits

Most testosterone boosting supplements promise to provide the benefits of increased testosterone, including increased lean muscle mass, decreased fat, boosted libido and mood, and greater natural energy. G6 Anabolix promises all of that and goes a few steps further by including:

• Increased production of IGF-1
• Anti Estrogen Complex

If G6 Anabolix can truly accomplish this, it could be big.

IGF-1 is Insulin-Like Growth Factor, and it plays an important role in both childhood growth and adult anabolic activity. Increased IGF-1 will lead to increased muscle growth if used in conjunction with a good diet and workout program.

Increased estrogen is a byproduct of increased testosterone. This is because excess testosterone converts to estrogen in the body through a process called aromatase. G6 Anabolix claims to help prevent this conversion so you get to maintain high testosterone levels without the side effects caused by too much estrogen. (These include bloating, and man-boobs, so you don’t want anything to do with these).

The big question, though, is whether or not G6 Anabolix has what it takes to deliver the goods, and that’s what we’ll look into next.

G6 Anabolix Ingredients

The G6 Anabolix formula is presented in 3 proprietary blends. The total amount of ingredients in each blend is listed in micrograms, which is a little unusual considering most supplements use a protocol of milligrams. The conversion rate is 1000 mcgs per 1 milligram, so my educated guess is that they used micrograms to make the formula appear more robust. In any event, here’s a breakdown of what’s in G6 Anabolix:

The Anabolix Test Boost/Libido Blend contains a total of 1,210,000 mcg (1,210 mg), and includes:

• Tribulus Terrestris which has long been thought to improve athletic performance and increase testosterone. It started with Russian athletes in the 1970s, using Tribulus to improve their strength and endurance. It’s believed that it signals the pituitary gland to release Luteinizing Hormone, which in turn signals the testes to produce more testosterone. This hypothesis has yet to be proven however, in the real world.
• Massularia Acuminata which may be an aphrodisiac, possibly through the mechanism of increased testosterone.
• Eurycoma Longifolia which may increase free testosterone by binding to SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin). By binding to SHBG, the SHBG is no longer available to attach itself to testosterone, leaving testosterone free to be used by the body.
• Methyl-EAA which is a derivative of D-Aspartic Acid which can help increase total natural testosterone levels.

The Anabolix EstroFix Blend contains a total of 220,000 mcg (220 mg), and includes:

• White Button Mushroom Extract which may reduce the conversion of testosterone to estrogen.
• DIM (Diindolymethane) which may also prevent aromatase (the conversion of testosterone to estrogen). It can also be found in dark green leafy vegetables like Kale and Brussel Sprouts.
• Hesperetin which is thought to have an anti-aromatase quality and may be anti-inflammatory as well, which would bolster its anti-estrogen effects.
• 3,4-Dyvanillyltetrahydrofuran which may increase free testosterone by binding to SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin) which would otherwise bind to testosterone molecules. When testosterone is bound to SHBG, it cannot be used by the body. It may also boost Luteinizing Hormone levels, which as discussed above can increase production of total testosterone.

The Anabolix Anti-Catabolic Agent contains 100,000 mcg (100 mg) of:

• Ursolic Acid which may reduce fat accumulation and increase muscle mass gain. It is thought to increase fat burning and preserve muscle mass. This would be an effect of increased IGF-1 which may result from taking Ursolic Acid.

How To Use G6 Anabolix

The instructions are to take one serving in the morning when you wake up and before you eat. The serving size is 3 capsules. They also refer to the use of DAA (D-Aspartic Acid) in conjunction with G6 Anabolix. If you’re cycling DAA, you can take 1000-3000 mg per day. If you’re not cycling, stick to 1000 mg per day.

G6 Anabolix Side Effects

There are no specific side effects mentioned in the G6 Anabolix packaging, so if you do experience side effects from it, they will most likely be quite mild. But with that said, there are a few ingredients in the formula that are known to cause particular effects:

There is some concern that DIM may cause issues in people with hormone sensitive conditions such as endometriosis or uterine fibroids. This is because it has a tendency to act like estrogen. In low doses (like you’re likely to find in G6 Anabolix), this should not be an issue.

One study showed that Ursolic Acid can damage DNA within cells.

Hesperetin may slow down clotting of blood, increasing the risk of bleeding. It may also lower blood pressure.

G6 Anabolix Reviews

Customer feedback is one of the best ways to really get a feel for how well a supplement can be expected to work for you. It’s not a perfect system. It turns out some reviews are fake – paid for by the company that makes the product – so you have to be cautious about believing everything you read. But if you read them with a discerning eye, you can usually do a pretty good job spotting the real vs the fake.

When it comes to G6 Anabolix, there are simply no reviews at all. This stuff is sold at GNC and Amazon.com, but there’s no customer feedback available anywhere, which is actually pretty odd. Usually when a product is sold through online stores, the customer reviews are abundant. This is especially the case on GNC.com, Amazon.com, and Walmart.com. So it’s all the more strange that you can buy G6 Anabolix through any of these sites, yet the review sections of the websites are empty.

There are 2 potential explanations:

1. It’s extremely unpopular (or new) and nobody’s used it yet. This seems a little hard to believe since it’s being sold through so many venues. The online bodybuilding market is huge. There’s virtually no way people haven’t tried the stuff. I saw a question about G6 Anabolix on a bodybuilding forum dating back a year ago, so it’s had plenty of time to be used by somebody willing to review it.
2. Reviews just aren’t being made available. This would be an unusual step for a company to take, but perhaps the feedback is just that bad.

Who Makes G6 Anabolix?

The company behind G6 Anabolix is called STI G6 Sports. The STI stands for “Shock the Industry” and that’s what they claim to be focused on doing. They don’t want to use the same boring ingredients you’ll find in every supplement, so they add more cutting edge components to the mix.

All their supplements are made in-house at their state of the art plant in Pittsburgh, PA, Their company mantra is that it’s the diet, workout, and lifestyle choices that have the biggest effect on your body, but that using quality supplements to enhance, reinforce, and yes supplement your efforts can take your body to heights it couldn’t get to on its own.

Where to Buy

As we mentioned above, G6 Anabolix isn’t hard to find, at least it didn’t used to be. You can buy it at GNC if you like going to the store to get your supplements as I know some guys do or GNC.com if you prefer online shopping. At GNC, the 90-count bottle will cost you $129.99 unless you’re a GNC member, in which case the price drops to $103.99. It used to be available at other online stores, including Amazon, Walmart.com, and Lucky Vitamin, but they all claim to be “out of stock”. This indicates that G6 Anabolix will only be available through GNC going forward.

G6 Anabolix Pros and Cons

Advantages of G6 Anabolix

• The ingredients are all natural.
• The formula contains some components that can help reduce estrogen conversion and increase free testosterone.
• It’s available at GNC so you can get it online or head to the store if you prefer.

Disadvantages of G6 Anabolix

• It’s very expensive.
• The ingredients are couched in proprietary blends so we don’t know how much of each is used. This is important information to have because just containing an ingredient doesn’t tell the whole story. You need to know how much in order to know whether or not there’s an effective dose.
• There is absolutely no customer feedback available online. This is not only bad in that it gives us no indication of how it works, but it’s also a little suspicious that a supplement that’s available online doesn’t have reviews.
• It’s no longer available through several online stores where it used to be sold.

The Bottom Line

There’s no reason to believe G6 Anabolix is dangerous or grossly ineffective. On the other hand, without any direct customer feedback, it’s hard to know that it’s not either of those things. There are some good ingredients listed in the formula, but we don’t know how much, so that’s another dead end in terms of useful information. Given the claims of how cutting edge this stuff is, we’re just not finding the evidence.

$100 plus is a lot of money to spend. Now think about spending it on something that you have no real idea whether or not it works. Sounds kind of silly when you look at it this way. Yes, there are other supplements that cost that much. Some of them may even be worth it. But it’s hard to justify spending this much money in the dark, not knowing whether or not anyone who’s actually used it saw results.

I would say there enough cheaper and provably effective options out there that you can at the very least substantiate their claims and look to trustworthy reviews before making a decision and possibly wasting your hard earned cash.

You don’t have to look hard or far to find products that make the same promises that they can much more easily back up than G6 Anabolix seems to be able to do.

For that reason, I recommend you skip G6 Anabolix in favor of something with a proven track record that it works.

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