Has any one tried Stemulite?

Question

Has anyone heard of Stemulite? I have taken things like creatine and most everything else, but does anyone know if this really works>

http://www.stemulite.com/

Answer 1

One of the most intriguing discoveries of Endothil was that is was used in people with muscular injuries and helped them regain rather quickly, mobility, strength and endurance.

Stemulite, is a more evolved supplement than eating buckwheat pancakes and drinking green tea. I have taken it, and felt the effects from it, and I truly loved it.

The synergistic effects of the ingredients mixed together is the science behind the how it works.

Goto http://www.powerofstemulite.com and download the report... it has all the dietary ingredients in this free info.

There are more articles on the site in regards to how the ingredients work.

Try it, you will like it!

Answer 2

Their big claim is it's better for you than steroids, but then a glass of water is better for you than a glass of Toxic sludge. A lot depends on how you read the adverts. I can't find the actual ingredients but it's made from a "Combination of natural ingredients" which natural proteins, enzymes and amino acids.

From the website quoted

"Stemulite. It is a stronger formulation than Endothil" it appears to be the same stuff just marketed differently, same guy invented both, go figure.

Endothil's ingredient list is:-

Riboflavin 6.8mg 400%

Proprietary Blend 9mg

-Green Tomato SE

-Grape Seed SE

-Grean Tea SE

-Quercetin - a flavonoid found in citrus fruit

-Rutin - a citrus flavonoid glycoside found in buckwheat

Other Ingredients: Cane sugar, tomato powder, mono-and diglycerides, salt stearic acid, natural flavors, FD&C red #40 lake, magnesium stearate, and silica.

I remember when this stuff came onto the market and I looked at the ingredients - and laughed.

You could get the same thing from buckwheat pancakes with a little cane sugar washed down with some tomato juice and a nice glass of Green Tea, although you would not get the salt, the red dye#40, silica or THE magnesium stearate.

Magnesium stearate is made by hydrogenating cottonseed oil. it is added to the raw materials in supplements so that production machinery will run at maximum speeds. Cottonseed oil has the highest content of pesticide residues of all commercial oils. While toxicity is one problem, decreased absorption is another suppliments with MS absorb very poorly.

To sum it up: It's a waste of money.

Answer 3

I have had some people ask about it and a lot of people take it and have good results. You can get it cheaper from other sites.

For example, http://www.bestpricenutrition.com/store/... has it for only $47.99.