Last Updated: August 20, 2023
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NitroCut Pre-Workout Supplement
If you’re wanting to get optimal results when it comes to your workout sessions, you’ll definitely benefit from a good pre-workout supplement. Since they’re designed to help you maximize your time in the gym and get your muscles primed for going at it hard, they’re often used by weight trainers and athletes alike.
Some of the main benefits pre-workout supplements can provide are a boost in strength and stamina, increased muscular pump and blood flow, and more focus and motivation. Like so many other fitness-related products, it seems there is a confusing array of different types and formulas, and one product that’s managed to make a name for itself in the bodybuilding community is a product called NitroCut.
NitroCut is touted as a potent nitric oxide muscle-builder fortified with vitamins and strength enhancers designed to help gain permanent muscle mass, provide more productive workouts, and give you the rock-hard definition you’ve always wanted.
But can it possibly accomplish all this? I decided to try and find out for myself.
Ingredients
One thing’s for sure, NitroCut does stand out as unique when compared to other pre-workout supplements in that there are no unnecessary additives included that you’re probably already paying for (such as creatine and BCAA’s), and no added stimulants which can cause unwanted side effects.
That’s not to say that stimulants are necessarily a bad thing. As a matter of fact I know a a lot of guys who take nothing more than good old-fashioned coffee prior to working out.
Certain thermogenic fatburners are also good for boosting energy levels which allow you to go at it harder in the gym. Having said that, in my opinion if you really want to achieve optimal results you need something more substantial to prime the body with to maximize your workouts.
NitroCut attempts to meet this goal by using a different type of formula than other pre-workout supplements. The ingredients included are supposed to target four primary areas: nitric oxide production, testosterone levels, stamina and endurance, and fat reduction.
Clearly, this is not like a typical pre-workout. So how does it work?
To get a better idea of how these components work together, take a look at the ingredients information below:
Vitamins B6, B12 and D3 – Meant to help improve bone density, reaction time, muscle strength, speed, and endurance.
A-AKG, A-KIC, L-Aginine and L-Citruline – Promote Nitric Oxide production, support muscle growth, and boost workout performance.
Fenugreek, Tribulus Terrestris and Longfolia – These ingredients are added to boost the levels of free testosterone in the body, to help add muscle mass, boost stamina and energy levels, and improve overall fitness.
Avena Sativa – An oat straw extract to help improve vigor and vitality, as well as improve libido.
Raspberry Ketones – Encourages a more defined appearance by targeting fat cells and raising the metabolic rate.
This combination of key ingredients is meant to produce beneficial synergistic effects when it comes to bodybuilding or sports training performance, not just during workout sessions but around the clock – effectively super-charging muscle growth.
Customer Reviews
There’s no doubt about it, this product has it’s fair share of proponents, and you won’t have to look hard to find a devoted following of die-hard NitroCut fans.
There are a ton of satisfied user testimonials out there as well, some of which I’ve included below:
How Does NitroCut Compare Vs. Other Brands?
When you measure NitroCut against products like Force Factor, Factor 2, C4, NO Xplode, Jack3d, Nitrix and NO2 Black (all of which are decent products), there is one difference that stands out.
While all of the aforementioned brands for the most part contain nitric oxide enhancing ingredients such as L-arginine and L-citrulline, none of them includes the testosterone and stamina boosting properties that NitroCut does. When used regularly as part of your workout regimen, these additional herbal components make a far greater impact on your overall progress versus the nitric oxide benefits alone.
You’ll experience more gains in muscle mass and stamina (not to mention the added bonus of increasing sexual performance). On top of that, NitroCut helps to burn away excess fat without compromising muscle gains, something the other brands aren’t geared for.
Side Effects
Because NitroCut’s ingredients are all natural and it doesn’t contain any stimulants or other similar additives, this product does not produce any unwanted side-effects.
Where to Buy
If you’re looking to find NitroCut for sale at your local health store you won’t find it, but it can be easily purchased from their official website, and the more you buy at a time, the more you save. Since I purchase a lot of health and fitness related products, I’m always looking to shave off as much as possible when buying my supplements.
There’s also a 35-day money-back guarantee just in case you’re on the fence about trying it.
Does NitroCut Work? My Honest Opinion
Having used this product myself, I would generally consider NitroCut to be a decent fitness supplement for men – but not as a pre-workout supplement. It does not prime your muscles right before a workout, getting them ready for action – which is exactly what most people would expect from a pre-workout supplement.
Instead, this product tries to be a combination of a test-booster and a weight loss supplement, without fully succeeding as either. There are definitely better options for both testosterone support and fat loss – and there are far better pre-workout supplements.
Not a bad product for what it is, I’m just not sure it’s what most people are looking for in a preworkout.
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Have you tried NitroCut? I’d love to hear about your own personal experiences. Feel free to leave a review or comment below.
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Rating
NitroCut
Pros
- No side effects.
- Somewhat effective at reducing body fat.
- Moderate increases in stamina and reduces recovery time.
- Heightens libido and sexual performance.
Cons
- Not available in retail stores.
- Does not contain stimulants - this may be OK for some users.
- Not a true pre-workout supplement, more of a test-booster/fat burner hybrid.
Mark McIntyre is the founder of MaleHealthReview.com and acts as it’s chief contributor. He is a fitness trainer and avid mountain biker who also enjoys camping, hiking and fishing. Besides managing Male Health Review, Mark is also a guest columnist for several blogs related to men’s health. More about this author…
Good to hear that this now suitable for women as well. Thanks for posting!
Hi Mark
I am 54 year old former football/volleyball player who is back in the gym after 10 year absence. I am 6’4″ 100kg and have been using protein shakes, creatine and some post workout drinks. Have had some increase is size strength and doing 3 days a week in the gym and 2 days karate. Hoping Nitro cut will assist with the muscle growth, fat burn which is tough for me and recovery. Keen on your thoughts
Looks like you’re doing everything right, congratulations. I think adding the Nitrocut is a smart choice and you should definitely see a boost in the areas you mentioned. Good luck!
What are the expected effects if taken by 17 year old male
Overall, you should get good results, even though some of the ingredients are aimed at releasing testosterone that’s been neutralized in the body. That shouldn’t be an issue for you, so I wouldn’t expect Nitrocut to give you a huge boost in the testosterone department.
hello Mark… what about the those people having issues with high cholesterol level, can we take that because most of the bodybuilding supplement is high in cholesterol.
Is this a product women can take
Yes, according to the people at Nitrocut the ingredients work the same in both men and women.
How should I take it? on empty stomach, before or after a meal? I usually go to the gym in the morning. So I am trying to figure it out a routine since I have to take 45 min prior to working out. TIA
I think the ideal thing to do would be to take it first thing in the morning, just before eating breakfast, and then follow up with your workout.
Hello I my 54 years old and I wanted to know can I stack nitrocut with other supplements to big up my test level ,and if so what is best to use for my age
It works well with a lot of supplements. In your case, I’d recommend taking maca root extract and ZMA along with the Nitrocut to free up the most testosterone. You should see a noticeable difference.
Wow I just buy one today, am going to start using it from tomorrow morning. I really like all what I have been reading about nitrocut
What is the peak window for working out after ingesting nitrocut? I see on the bottle it recommends having the supplement 45 minutes before training. But for how long after before the effects wear off? 2 hours? Bit longer? Sometimes my gym workout gets delayed because of my job.
Nitrocut is different compared to a lot of pre-workout supplements in that the effects of the ingredients build up over time. To get the most benefit, it’s best to take it daily. I recommend 4 capsules on workout days and 2 capsules for off days. So even though you might technically get the most benefit 45 minutes after taking it, once it’s in your system the timing won’t matter near as much, even if it’s several hours later.
How to use this product? Every day or only on training days ?
Hi, i am 57 and 100 pounds.I was thinking ordering this Nitrocut and how may should i take? Is there any side effects to it? And how good is this? I wanna build at lest little muscle. Thanks!
Nitrocut is an excellent workout supplement that’s great for helping to build muscle, and as far as negative side effects, I have never had any. You can take up to four capsules per day, but I usually take four capsules on workout days, and two on off days. You might start at two per day and go from there. Hope this helps and good luck.
Would NitroCut be safe to use with Instant Knockout?
Yes, they are safe to take together and actually compliment each other quite well.
Do you have to take the pills everyday or just the days you workout to see the benefit?
The ingredients work over time to boost nitric oxide levels (not to mention the fat-burning and strength building benefits), so for best results it should definitely be taken daily. Having said that, you could experiment with taking fewer on non-workout days. For example: 4 capsules on workout days, 2 capsules on off-days.
How many at a time? 2 prior to work out? 2 post?? I am a cyclist and am coming off my offseason. I am taking instant knock out and started nitro this am. (Only took 1 pill pre ride) I need to get as lean and light as possible. Do you think these two are good? I am averaging about 15-20 miles 4 times a week right now for beginning training. Any suggestions welcomed!
IKO and Nitrocut pair well together, stacking these is a good choice that should help with getting the results you’re looking for. And many women take both of these products, they’re perfectly OK for you to use.
Love this stuff! It made a huge difference when I started taking it. I only use protein shakes with BCAA’s, creatine, and Nitrocut… it’s works well for me.
I am a 54 year old male that recently started working out. As far as I know I have no severe health issues and I just started taking testofuel. I have yet to feel any effects from it but it has only been 2 days. I was thinking about adding Nitrocut as a supplement but wanted to see if this is a good idea considering my age. Does this increase blood pressure and does it have any other effects on the body I should be aware of before ordering it?
There isn’t anything in Nitrocut that should give you any issues, even when taken with other supplements, and I actually think that Nitrocut should compliment Testofuel nicely.
Hi so I would think that nitrocut should lower your blood pressure assuming you’re not taking any other herbs with stimulants, correct?
Yes, the arginine in Nitrocut may actually help lower blood pressure, but it hasn’t been proven conclusively yet.