How to Build Muscle Fast - A Smoking Hot Way to Boost Your Muscle Growth Through the Roof

Not many out there really know how to gain muscle fast and this may well be the major reason why not everyone out there is walking around with a stunning body. You see the reason why a lot of people don't see many results even when they put in the right amount of work is because they are lacking some key ingredients which would eventually spell success or failure for them. Read on to discover what these key components are and achieve the desired results fast........

Go heavy- Well this is one of the main key most guys do not understand. Your workouts don't have to be long but short as long as you keep it high intensity. You must lift a bit extra than you can handle every time as that would make your muscles explode like anything. A lot of people never bother to raise the bar and keep lifting the same amount of weight they always have. And this is the reason why they don't see the type of growth they need.

Get the right supplements- There are not many body builders out there who achieved a massive body without any supplements. You see by supplements it does not mean take steroids. There are several supplements in the market which are completely safe for your consumption and you should get proper professional help on this subject.

Hold at the peak- Now this will burst your muscles out like anything. Instead of pushing through your reps you must hold the weight at the peak. This actually means that holding your arm still at the peak of the rep for a few seconds. This would push heavy amounts of blood into your muscle tissue which will make it explode with muscle mass faster than you can ever imagine.

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Popular fish oil supplements fail ingredient tests

More than half the brands of popular cod liver oil and omega 3 supplements do not contain the amount of active ingredients they claim on the label, according to the results of new tests.

Fish oil capsules are one of the UK's most popular nutritional supplements and have been shown by a number of studies to help maintain joint flexibility, keep the heart healthy and aid brain development.

But scientists from the new review website whatsinit.com tested 27 brands of the widely sold supplements - and found that more than half did not meet trading standards guidelines.

The organisation, which claims to be the only independent website providing unbiased analysis of UK health supplements, says that one of the worst offenders was Tesco's High Strength Cod Liver Oil, which had just 79 per cent of active ingredient, EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid), claimed on the bottle.

Meanwhile, the report found Boots Brain and Heart Health Omega 3 supplements contained only 84 per cent DHA and 87per cent EPA stated on the label. Seven Seas Pure Cod Liver Oil had 87per cent of active ingredient it was said to contain.

At the other end of the scale, Numark's Omega 3, Healthspan's Concentrated Omega 3 and Asda's Omega 3 contained higher levels of the active ingredient than claimed.

Whatsinit.com say the test results were analysed by independent laboratories and reviewed by experts. Products were considered to have failed if they contained less than 95 per cent of the active ingredients they claimed to have.

Technical Director Dr Heidi Normanton, said: 'It is well known within the industry that there is no strict regulation. We are not aiming to damage any reputations through this site but are here to provide an essential service for consumers who have no idea what their expensive supplements contain.

'We are providing manufacturers with every chance to improve their products and the consistency of the supplements and ensure that the next time they are tested they meet the label claim.'

However, the test methods and results were disputed by Boots and Tesco, whose products were failed by the website.

'We believe their results to be fundamentally flawed as Boots supplements undergo rigorous internal and external product testing,' a Boots spokesman said.

'We would like to take this opportunity to reassure our customers that our products are manufactured to the highest standards in the industry and we have all relevant documentation to demonstrate this.'

A spokesman for Tesco said: 'We are investigating these claims, however we obtain a certificate of analysis from our supplier for each batch of capsules to verify the content.'




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