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POWER UP SAFELY WITH IDEAL PUMP™
Submitted by admin on Tue, 2012-01-10 14:05
PRESS RELEASE
For Immediete Release Contact:Rajan De Los Santos Alex Karsos
Christie Communications CEO, GI Nutrition
(805) 969-3744 info@ginutrition.net
POWER UP SAFELY WITH IDEAL PUMP™
GI Nutrition pre-training product provides all-natural strength without the dreaded MHA
Allendale, NJ (January 2012) – There is one compound ingredient that is being touted as the “scary beast” in the dietary supplements industry. And it is not the flattering kind, but rather a dangerous one.I It is methylhexaneamine (MHA), a compound developed by pharmaceutical chemist Eli Lilly more than 50 years ago as a nasal decongestant drug. Today, MHAis showing up in a growing number of pre-workout sports nutrition supplements and being labeled as a constituent of geranium oil. The problem, though, is this: geranium oil does not contain MHA.II Knowing such health risks like high blood pressure, rapid heart rate, and heat stroke posed by MHA, New Jersey-based GI Nutrition developed its MHA-free Ideal Pump™ as part of its line of nutrition-based products.
In a 2006 article, The Washington Post quoted the Anti-Doping Research Group and wrote that the chemical structure of MHA is akin to amphetamines and ephedrine. With MHA, also known as 1,3 dimethylamylamine (or DMAA) found in popular pre-workout sports supplements and taken mostly by high school and college athletes as part of their training regimen, the danger and risk of an overdose and possible death is imminent.
Ideal Pump is a healthier alternative to DMAA-laden sports supplements and other nutritional products in the market today. It is the ultimate source of pre-training fuel and power, enabling athletes to experience elevated levels of strength, endurance, drive and concentration. With a powerful combination of Creapure® pure creatine monohydrate for enhanced muscle output, CarnoSyn® beta-alanine for increased endurance, L-Tyrosine and taurine for intensified mental focus, caffeine and B vitamins for increased energy and metabolism, and L-Arginine and L-Citrulline for amplified source of nitric oxide, Ideal Pump delivers intense training, high boost of energy, and resistance to burnout and fatigue.
“It is dangerous and irresponsible for companies to put out products in the market that pose health risks to consumers,” warn Alex and Chris Karsos, founders of GI Nutrition. “Because DMAA is banned by the World Anti-Doping agency, those taking nutrition products that carry DMAA as part of their training regimen might see an end to their sports career too early, too soon.”
The Karsos brothers developed Ideal Pump not only with optimal sports performance among athletes in mind but to also provide them with safe and precise amounts of nutrients necessary to carry out intensive training at any level. “Ideal Pump provides full dosages of all its active ingredients. We are not trying to hide our blend in fillers. With Ideal Pump there is no guessing of whether or not you are getting the right amount of nutrients,” says Alex Karsos, CEO of GI Nutrition. “Our formula ensures each athlete is getting all the amino acids and nutrients needed before a workout. Our nutrient servings are in a higher quantity and delivered in a more efficient manner than our competitors.” Prominent sports athletes agree, with Miami Marlins pitcher Tom Koehler, Team USA lacrosse midfielder Max Siebald, San Diego Padres pitcher Casey Kelley, and weightlifting champion Vince Urbank to name a few – all taking Ideal Pump and GI Nutrition products as part of their sports training regimen.
Ideal Pump is 100% guaranteed free of any contaminants and banned substances that pose danger and risk to one’s performance and health. So go ahead, unleash the scary beast within… safely and naturally with GI Nutrition.
About GI Nutrition
GI Nutrition is a fast-growing health and nutrition company that develops and manufactures NSF certified for sport nutritional supplements used by professional and non-professional athletes for the purposes of athletic training and improved conditioning.
GI Nutrition currently has four custom formulated products: Ideal Pump (pre-workout), Ideal Recovery (post-workout amino acid blend), Ideal Whey (all natural whey protein), and Focus Food (all natural energy-packed protein bar). The entire GI Nutrition product line is 100% free of any banned substances and can be utilized by any athlete to improve their athletic performance. GI Nutrition products are sold in leading performance stores across the country and on its website at www.ginutrition.net. Follow GI Nutrition on twitter @GInutrition.
About Christie Communications
Christie Communications is a full-service public relations, marketing, advertising agency dedicated to helping ethical businesses, entrepreneurs, and socially conscious organizations broaden their impact through effective communication services. Christie Communications goes beyond branding and other marketing buzzwords. It is a company based in philosophy, driven by passion, and known by its results. The Christie Community Foundation creates a "ripple effect" of global betterment through creating and promoting innovative, results-oriented initiatives for the betterment of the world.
For more information on Ideal Pump and GI Nutrition, or to schedule an interview with its founders Alex and Chris Karsos, contact Rajan De Los Santos at Christie Communications at (805) 969-3744 or via email rajan@christiecomm.com.
I . Like any drug, MHA becomes dangerous when taken in high dosages. According to Don Catlin, MD, CEO of the Anti-Doping Research Group, quoted from the March 2011 issue of Nutrition Business Journal, taking enough of MHA will lead to increased heart rate, blood pressure, and even death.
II . MHA is not a constituent of geranium oil, according to Ed Wyszumiala, GM of NSF’s dietary supplements program (March 2011) http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Industry/NSF-MHA-not-a-constituent-of-geranium-oil
