Description
THE ULTRA-PURE MUSCLE CELL VOLUMIZER IS NOW AVAILABLE!
In this cutting-edge hypertrophic treatment, PUMP SCRIPT® has been scientifically developed to deliver maximal muscle cell hydration.
PUMP SCRIPT® is designed to counteract dehydration and pull fluids and nutrients into the cell for enhanced hydration and muscle cell hyperemia (muscle pump), and it contains 23 grams of active glycerol at the maximum yield (100% active). Maximum performance and muscle hydration may be attained at a previously unheard-of level thanks to PUMP SCRIPT®'s certified pure, 100% active glycerol.
Powered by S7, a mix with a track record in clinical studies has been found to increase NO levels in people by 230% above baseline. Kosher and non-GMO quality sea salt is used in the formulation, which works in concert to improve glycerol's volumizing abilities. There are NO sugars in the blue raspberry taste!
EACH CONTAINER HOLDS 32 OZ | 30 SERVINGS
What advantages does Pump Script® offer?
Pump Script® offers cellular hydration to support muscular performance and endurance. Additionally, it raises the volume and density of muscle cells for unmatched muscular pumps.
What is the underlying science of Pump Script®?
For maximal cellular hydration and muscular hyperemia (pump), Pump Script® includes 23 grams of 100% yield glycerol. Additionally, S7, which improves endothelial and vascular function, is present.
S7™ is also a part of PUMP SCRIPT®!
Seven plant-based substances make up S7™, which has been clinically shown to stimulate your body's natural endothelium and vascular response. It causes your body to produce its own internal NO, which is the best type of nitric oxide synthesis. One 50 mg dosage of S7™ is still able to greatly accelerate the rise in internal NO generation even after three hours. Your vascular response may be enhanced by this cutting-edge development, resulting in improved blood flow and vasodilation.
PUMP SCRIPT® uses quality sea salt for electrolyte and sodium synergy, allowing for increased mineral replenishment and maximal hydration. This method is based on the scientifically established link between glycerol and sodium. Working together rather than separately, sodium and glycerol may have a stronger effect on cellular fluid retention.