Freaky PWO contains a powerful formula to stimulate maximum muscle pumps, razor-sharp focus and better endurance.

Citrulline - Counteracts the lactic acid that occurs during heavy/intense training, increases the amount of blood in the muscles, increases vascularity, and has a very positive effect on both nitric oxide levels and oxygen supply in the body. Several studies have shown that citrulline has good effects on performance, training pain, and endurance. In addition, several studies have shown that supplementing with citrulline also increased muscle pressure. Citrulline not only helps increase nitric oxide levels but also helps remove exercise-induced toxins and waste products such as ammonia.

Arginine - A non-essential amino acid but with many important functions. Arginine helps with the production of growth hormones, insulin, hemoglobin, collagen and more. In performance-enhancing formulas, arginine is used for its positive effects on oxygen metabolism, the ability to stimulate tissue repair and the production of nitric oxide. But what does this mean in practice? Increased vascularity. Studies have shown that the test group that took 6g of arginine before exercise had a much larger amount of blood in the muscles and had an increased performance compared to the placebo group.

Beta-alanine - This is also a non-essential amino acid, with its well-known side effect - that the skin starts to itch and sting. But what is really happening? When beta-alanine is absorbed into the blood, it is converted into the substance Carnosine. Carnosine's primary task is to inhibit the acidification that occurs in your muscles. This means that Carnosine stabilizes the pH value of the muscles and delays/inhibits lactic acid in the muscles, which occurs during, among other things, physical activity. The benefits? Well, by delaying lactic acid in the muscles, you can cream something more from the muscles and also improve progressive overload and muscle growth. A number of studies have shown the positive effect of beta-alanine and its correlation to physical activity.