Pre-workout supplements play an essential role in a person’s exercise and diet regimen. They must deliver on many fronts: energy, focus, blood flow, and performance, just to name a few. In order to properly prepare the mind and body for the hard work ahead, a precise blend of ingredients working together synergistically must be achieved. That is why Performax Labs is proud to present HyperMax Extreme: a fine-tuned formulation of clinically-backed, efficaciously-dosed ingredients for optimal performance. Our blend of vasodilators, adrenaline boosters, and sports performance enhancers will keep your brain humming and your body pushing through, no matter what you throw at it.

•  Citrulline – The precursor to arginine that works better than arginine to boost blood flow to skeletal muscle.
• Beta-alanine – One of the most trusted and well-studied ingredients available, this precursor to carnosine helps to buffer acid buildup for increased exercise performance and lean mass with reduced muscle soreness.
• Betaine – A tripeptide that improves workout volume and hydration
• B-phenylethylamine HCl – A trace amine that can increase the action of noradrenaline to vastly improve focus and cognition.
• Hordenine HCL – This natural source of hordenine acts as a noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor to enhance its effects and enable it to last longer.
• Caffeine Anhydrous– At 325 mg, this popular stimulant will deliver powerful enhancement of exercise performance, whether aerobic or anerobic.

In HyperMax Extreme, we have combined clinically-researched vasodilators and performance boosters with the best neuroenhancers available. By pairing B-phenylethylamine HCl with whole plant Eria jarensis extract, we are able to provide a full spectrum of phenethylamines, which maximizes their potency and cognitive effectiveness. Before your next workout, maximize your performance with HyperMax Extreme.

Science

L-Citrulline
Citrulline is a precursor to arginine, and increases blood arginine more reliably and for a longer period of time than supplemental arginine. Citrulline is an amino acid that doesn’t build proteins, so the liver does not metabolize any of it. Therefore, more citrulline will be delivered into the bloodstream.
* Ochiai et al. (2012) showed that supplementation with 5.6g of citrulline for 7 days increased blood arginine, nitric oxide production, and blood flow.
* Regarding performance, Perez-Guisado and colleagues (2010) demonstrated that citrulline consumption increased training volume, lowered fatigue, and reduced muscle soreness.

Beta-Alanine
One of the best studied supplements for sports nutrition, beta-alanine is a precursor to carnosine – the main acid buffer for skeletal muscle. Exercise produces acid buildup, which can lead to soreness and decreased performance. Beta-alanine supplementation improves the body’s buffering ability, which leads to decreased muscle soreness and increased performance.
* Eight weeks of beta-alanine consumption increased lean mass in both collegiate wrestlers and football players (Kern et al. 2011).
* Smith et al. (2009) showed that beta-alanine improved total work performed, time to exhaustion, and VO2MAX, as well as lean mass, in young, healthy men.

 Betaine Anhydrous
Betaine, or trimethylglycine, is a tripeptide that can benefit athletes in multiple ways. As an osmolyte, it will improve whole body and intracellular hydration. It can also support anabolic hormones to keep you building muscle throughout the workout.
* Trepanowski and colleagues (2011) observed an increase in training volume and oxygenation of the muscle.

Agmatine Sulfate
Agmatine bestows multiple benefits that improve exercise. Not only can agmatine improve glucose uptake to muscles, but it also increases blood flow.
* Gao et al. (1995) demonstrated agmatine’s potent vasodilatory properties.

B-phenylethylamine HC
B-phenylethylamine is a powerful nootropic that acts on trace amine receptors in the brain and body. Via these mechanisms, it is able to affect multiple neurotransmitters to improve energy, focus and mood, including catecholamines such as adrenaline and noradrenaline.
* Borowsky et al. (2001) showed that trace amine receptors can be found in specific brain areas where B-pheylethylamine has demonstrated catecholaminergic activity.
* Paterson (1993) observed that phenylethylamine activated noradrenaline receptors in a sympathomimetic fashion, independent of noradrenaline.

N,N-dimethylphenylethylamine
N,N-dimethylphenylethylamine pairs remarkably with B-phenylethylamine for vastly enhanced efficacy, potency, and long-lasting effect.
* N,N-dimethylphenylethylamine has shown improvements in focus and mood by affecting both noradrenaline and dopamine, respectively.

Hordenine HCL
Hordenine HCL is a naturally-occurring source of hordenine, an adrenergic-like compound that improves energy and focus. Through its action as a noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor, it enhances the bioavailability, action, and long-lasting effect of noradrenaline.
* Barwell et al. (1989) observed the effects of hordenine on noradrenaline and its reuptake, suggesting that it would be effective when combined with other enhancers of noradrenaline release.

L-Tyrosine
Tyrosine is a precursor to serotonin, an important neurotransmitter regarding mood and energy.
* In military cadets, tyrosine improved cognitive performance after a week of combat training, specifically regarding memory and cognitive task performance (Deijen et al., 1999).
* Banderet and colleagues (1989) demonstrated that tyrosine improved mood and cognitive function during stressful conditions (cold and altitude).

Caffeine Anhydrous
Caffeine is the most commonly used stimulant in the world. Its effectiveness doesn’t stop at adrenaline and focus – it also improves power output, aerobic, and anerobic exercise.
* In trained athletes, Schneiker et al. (2006) observed that caffeine induced an increase in peak power of 7% and an increase in total work of 8.5%.
* In rugby players, caffeine increased power output and testosterone by 21% (Beaven et al., 2008).
* Glaister et al. (2012) found that caffeine improved sprinting time by 1.4% during a multiple sprint running test.

Synephrine HCL
Synephrine HCL, or bitter orange, is a natural source of p-synephrine – a trace amine with structural similarities to ephedrine and noradrenaline. Known for its metabolism-boosting properties, p-synephrine has demonstrated beta-adrenergic agonism, similar to noradrenaline.
* Seifert et al. (2011) demonstrated a synergistic benefit when caffeine was combined with Synephrine HCL, specifically regarding substrate utilization.

Rauwolfia Vomitoria
Rauwolfia is a natural source of rawolscine, a stereoisomer of yohimbine. It acts similarly to yohimbine as an alpha-2 adrenergic antagonist and as an agonist for serotonin receptors. As such, it stimulates the central nervous system to elevate mood, energy, and affect body composition via improved substrate utilization.


FAQ's

Q: How do I take Performax Labs’ HyperMax?

A: Take 1 - 2 scoops with water before your workout. Preferably take once daily on an empty stomach.


Q: When should I take Performax Labs’ HyperMax?

Because of the caffeine and other stimulants in HyperMax, it should not be taken before bedtime. This preworkout is designed to be taken in the morning or afternoon.