Noxivol Overview

Noxivol identifies itself on the bottle as a “Strength Enhancing Vasodilator”. In other words, it’s a pre-workout supplement. It claims to help with muscle fullness and vascularity, lean muscle growth, strength increases, joint health, and muscle energy due to the reduction of lactic acid.

There are plenty of positive Noxivol reviews and discussions online, so we wanted to take a closer look at this one.

How Noxivol Works

Noxivol is made by CTD Labs, a company founded to help athletes of all calibers reach their peak physical performances. Noxivol works by opening up blood vessels to bring more blood into the muscles. This of course makes the muscles work better and recover faster. It also causes the ever-sought-after “pumps”, those sensations you get after really working your muscles, like they’re huge and engorged.

Noxivol Ingredients

The Noxivol formula is a proprietary blend that contains:

• L-Arginine is a precursor to the nitric oxide that you’re looking for, so it increases its level.
• Alpha Ketoglutarate can help you recover faster from workouts.
• Beta Alanine is an amino acid that thickens muscle fibers.
• L-Ornithine Ethyl Ester DiHCL helps support muscle growth.
• Cissus Quadrangularis helps support joint and tendon health and strength.
• L-Histidine protects muscle fibers from lactic acid infiltration.
• L-Novaline promotes lean muscle generation and tissue regeneration.
• Alpha-GPC is used to improve memory and mood
• Rutaecarpine is a vasodilator.
• Vanadyl Sulfate improves weight training performance.

The recommended dose is 4 tablets twice daily. One of those servings should be taken 30-60 minutes before exercise. The other should be spaced about 6-8 hours away from the first. They say that in order to see the best results, you should continue using Noxivol for 30 to 90 days.

Noxivol Pros and Cons

Advantages of Noxivol

• It contains some good vasodilating ingredients.
• The Noxivolreviews and discussions we saw lead us to believe that lots of guys get good results with this.

Disadvantages of Noxivol

• 8 pills a day is a lot to take.
• There is no money back guarantee mentioned.

Where to Buy

You can purchase Noxivol through any number of online retailers. The 180-count bottle, which will only last 3 weeks if taken as directed, costs anywhere from $30 to $60 so make sure you look around before you buy.

Conclusion

What we’ve found with pre-workout supplements is that everything is somebody’s favorite and nothing is everybody’s favorite. One thing that stands out about Noxivol is that it contains no stimulants. We think you should let that be a deciding factor in your choice whether or not to use it. If you need or want a stimulant in your pre-workout supplement, choose something else. If you’d rather avoid that, use Noxivol.

This one is great for those that need a pre-workout supplement that are not thrilled with the “jitters” that many of them produce, particularly in those that are not accustomed to the effects of stimulants.

All in all, I think that Noxivol is well worth trying out even if just to see how it affects your own body, but I think it is a safe bet and one that is low risk.

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User Questions and Answers

Is there any problem with me stacking Noxivol powder with Nitraflex pre-workout powder, or Would it be better for me to mix the noxivol with my post workout protein shake? -JV

Yeah, you don't need both pre workout. Mix the Noxivol with your post workout protein for the extra amino acids.- Rob

Is Noxivol really good for middle distance runner? -Agnes

It's not specifically formulated for runners, but the beta alanine will help with endurance.- Rob

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