Winners Post-Workout 0.93lbs 60 Servings

You know muscle isn’t gained in the gym, right? No joke! It’s 100% true.

What occurs in the gym when you workout is muscle damage and breakdown, which is contrary to muscle growth.

This is where the recovery phase comes into play. Recovery is vital.

The amount of muscle and strength you gain from your workouts depends on how well your body repairs afterwards.

While a proper diet, consistent workouts without overtraining, and a good night’s sleep are important, so is the recovery phase and it shouldn’t be ignored.

Winners Post Workout was made knowing that it’s possible to speed up post-workout recovery via supplementation.

It’s a natural post-workout powder drink mix that helps increase muscle growth, advances recovery, and lessens muscle aches.

You’ll get the maximum results from your workouts without the problems associated with overtraining.

It’s very effective because:

Each ingredient is supported by scientific research and added in clinically effective doses.

The scientific research shows the actual benefits of using these ingredients and doses, which is why they’ve been used to make Winners Post Workout.

The formula is backed up with actual science, which is why it’s not marketed using false claims.

It is naturally flavored and has no artificial food dyes, bulk fillers, or needless ingredients.

Try Winners Post Workout if you want to workout harder in the gym, recover better, and thus gain muscle and strength quicker.

You won’t be disappointed. 

However, if for any reason you don’t love Winners Post Workout, just contact us to get an immediate refund, no questions asked. 

So what have you got to lose? Order now to realize more muscle and strength, improved post-workout recovery, and fewer muscle aches.

Truth be told, most supplements that claim to help grow muscles do nothing.

They are just expensive inactive substances aka fake pills.

Many companies sell natural testosterone boosters, which contain these well-known ingredients; Tribulus terrestris, ZMA, and/or D-aspartic acid.

Scientific research about these ingredients reveals:

1. There is no result on testosterone levels, body composition, or exercise performance after taking Tribulus terrestris. ^{1, 2, 3}

2. Your testosterone levels will not rise after taking ZMA except if you’re very deficient in zinc. ⁴

3. There may be a slight, temporary increase in testosterone levels after taking D-aspartic acid. ^{5, 6}

Other disappointing and useless ingredients used in testosterone boosters include:

Saw palmetto

Horny goat weed

Eurycoma longifolia jack (aka Tongkat ali or Longjack)

Holy basil

Velvet antler

Horny goat weed and eurycoma longifolia jack don’t have believable, valid human research behind them, while saw palmetto and velvet antler lack proof of being able to improve testosterone production.

Another type of “muscle building” supplement that is ineffective is branched chain amino acids (BCAAs). 

Yes, there are many scientific papers that show that BCAAs can better immune function, lessen fatigue and muscle damage caused by exercise, and improve post-workout muscle growth but there is also a dispute about them.

The dispute is that most of this scientific research applies to athletes who train several hours per day and not to the typically healthy person who eats a high protein diet and sensibly works out.

Such BCAA studies lack substance for the majority of us.

Research indicates that getting your BCAAs from the foods you eat is more beneficial than from BCAA supplementation. ⁷

Despite these points, not all muscle building supplements are ineffective.

There are indeed natural, research-proven ingredients that can help you build muscle, boost strength, and quicken recovery.

No, they can’t take the place of eating a proper diet or regular workouts, nor are they pivotal, but they can help increase your results.

That’s why Winners Post Workout was made.

It’s a natural post-workout powder drink mix that helps increase muscle growth, advances recovery, and reduces muscle soreness.

You’ll get the maximum results from your workouts without the problems associated with overtraining.

What’s In It?

Reading the ingredients reveals…

Creatine Monohydrate

Creatine is a natural blend of L-arginine, glycine, and methionine, all of which are amino acids. 

Creatine can be naturally produced by your body as well as stored after eating different foods such as meat, fish, and eggs.

It works to strengthen your body’s ability to create cellular energy called adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

Your cells must reduce ATP into smaller molecules in order to use it. During this process, by-products form and convert to ATP for further use. An important by-product that’s made during this process is adenosine diphosphate (ADP).

Your cells will be able to work more if they can both store more ATP and reproduce it quickly after using it. Every system in your body, including your muscle cells, functions this way. ⁸

Creatine plays an important role when reproducing ATP, which is why your muscles can do more work if you supplement with it.

Creatine boosts the reproduction process by providing an element that lets your body quickly change ADP into ATP, which greatly boosts the functional capacity of your muscles. ⁹

The drawback in this energy system, however, is that the amount of creatine naturally stored in your body is very limited. ¹⁰

Once it’s gone, this energy system ends and your body must then look to glucose and fatty acids to keep producing ATP.

Therefore, by supplementing with creatine, you greatly raise the levels of creatine stored in your body, and the creatine levels in your muscles rise by upto 20%. ¹¹

This gives your muscle cells more energy and this is why research proves that taking creatine monohydrate supplements helps to:

1. Increase muscle and boost strength ^{12, 13, 14, 15}

2. Raise anaerobic performance ^{16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21}

3. Decrease muscle aches and injury from exercise ^{22, 23}

4. Raise glycogen storage levels in muscles ²⁴

5. Keep lean mass and strength during calorie restrictions ²⁵

Claims that creatine can be bad for your kidneys are greatly inflated. ^{26, 27}

Healthy people can enjoy the benefits of using creatine both short-term and long-term without worrying about adverse side effects.

However, people with kidney disease being treated with diuretics should avoid using creatine. ^{28, 29, 30}

A clinically effective dose of creatine monohydrate is 3 – 5 grams per day. ³¹

Winners Post Workout contains 4 grams of creatine monohydrate per serving.

L-Carnitine L-Tartrate

L-carnitine is an amino acid that is naturally present in meat and dairy foods.

Your body can create it naturally as long as you eat enough of two more amino acids, lysine and methionine.

L-tartrate is a salt that increases the digestion of other nutrients.

L-carnitine performs many vital bodily functions relating to cellular energy. ³²

Since your muscles must be able to produce vast amounts of energy, it’s logical that most of the L-carnitine inside your body lies within your muscles. ³³

So L-carnitine supplementation helps you significantly increase the levels of carnitine in both your body and, especially, your muscles. ³⁴

According to scientific research, supplementing with L-Carnitine L-Tartrate helps to:

1. Decrease muscle aches and injury from exercise ^{35, 36, 37}

2. Better muscle repair ³⁸

3. Boost insulin sensitivity ³⁹

A clinically effective dose of L-carnitine L-tartrate is 1 – 2 grams per serving. ⁴⁰

Winners Post Workout contains 1.5 grams of L-carnitine L-tartrate per serving.

Corosolic Acid

Corosolic acid is normally found in banaba plant leaves.

Based on scientific research, taking corosolic acid helps improve the control of blood glucose and boosts insulin signaling. ⁴¹

This results in improved amino acid and glucose absorption after working out. ⁴²

A clinically effective dose of corosolic acid is 10 mg per serving.

Winners Post Workout contains 10 mg per serving. ⁴³