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nuBound
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athletes jumping on the elite bandwagon of nucleotide supplementers. nuBound
supplies the building blocks of DNA/RNA, expediting the process of
producing new cells when the body needs them. This begs the
question... doesn't the body make sufficient DNA/RNA without a supplement? The short answer is
NO, not when the body is subject to the high stress of training and competition. Add
nuBound to your daily
supplement regimen.
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Visit
www.nubound.net
to get more information or to buy nuBound.
There are
links to plenty of studies & supporting
information on the NuBound website.
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nuBound
Advanced DNA/RNA Dietary Supplement
"Recover
Faster, Train Harder, Perform Better"
What is
it? nuBound's primary ingredients are part of
the patent-pending PSB complex, extracted from
Sacchoromyces cerevisiae, comprising Adenine, Guanine,
Cytosine, Thymine and Uracil. These are the
crucial nucleobases necessary for the cell replication
process. Also, nuBound contains a mix of potent
antioxidants including Vitamins C, E, B5, B9, B12, &
H.
What
does that mean for me? Accelerates muscle repair after exercise.
Speeds healing from injuries. Decreases post-workout soreness.
Strengthens the immune system. Ultimately, mixed with
a good training plan, nuBound will enable you to train
harder and increase workout frequency, duration,
and intensity. Also, it helps maintain a
fully-functional immune system. We all know how
difficult it is to stay healthy under voluminous
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The perceived,
'felt' effects of nuBound
Let's say that you're in the middle of a
training block. Your legs aren't totally dead yet, but they're not
fresh. You hop on the bike and your legs feel 'OK.' The day's
workout calls for 4 10-minute bouts at threshold. During the first
half-hour of the ride, your legs feel OK- you're not overtrained.
You just started taking nuBound 4 weeks ago. 45 minutes into the
ride, you start your first interval. What feeling do you get?
Without nuBound, you feel a tightness, not soreness, in your legs for the
first 8 minutes. Don't you recall that sluggish feeling in your legs
when you start an interval set? It's not that they're sore, it's
just that they needed some 'warming-up.' By the 8th minute of that
first interval, things start cooking and, subsequent intervals feel pretty
normal.
Simply put, the "felt" effect
that nuBound has had on me is that the first interval doesn't feel tight
and sluggish. I felt fresher, like the first week of the training
block... it was that I felt more warmed-up, and ready to go.
So, while nuBound DOES increase recovery,
resulting in both short & long-term training performance benefits, its
effects can really be felt. I'd imagine that there aren't many
supplements out there that can produce a real 'felt' effect like nuBound
does.
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