"The Look"

Let's face it, whether you're big, small, ripped, fat, smooth, sliced or somewhere in between, your physique would skyrocket in "stature & respect" if you were able to add dense muscle - cut to smithereens, vascular and as full as a hot air balloon...

...I don't care if you're a buck 30 soaking wet or a solid 3 bills year 'round...

- Nothing takes your physique to the next level like adding dense muscle that's lean and vascular. NOTHING.

This is commonly referred to as "The Look" - lean & vascular, yet dense, full muscle development...

Unfortunately, it's unbelievably difficult to accomplish naturally...

Your Choice - Ripped & Weak or Big & Fat

When you bulk up, you get soft & smooth as a baby's behind...

When you lean out, you're muscles get weak and so flat Aunt Jemima would be proud...

...It always seems as though you're taking two steps forward and one step back...

This is nothing new...Bodybuilders, Fitness Freaks & Everyday Joe's have been dealing with this since the first barbell was invented...

Yes, Virginia - There Is A Santa Claus

USPlabs Pink Magic™

Instant Underground Legend. Buzz built so fast tabloids are jealous. So Bad Ass We Had To Make It Pink.

Like A Lost Treasure Chest

As legend has it, the Pink Magic formula was sitting in CEO Jacob Geissler's office for over a year, untouched & hidden, as it was delivered while away on business & lost in the shuffle...

Once discovered, USPlabs employee/product tester extraordinaire & workout freak Joe Simone was given a bottle and all was forgotten...

...Remember, dozens of herbs are tested per year with just a select few making the cut...

Then Joe's email hit our inbox - "Ok, you guys need to come clean. What the %^*!'s in these pink pills & how can I get more?" writes Joe "rapid vascularity, balloon-like muscle fullness with real, all day pumps, sick recovery, crazy strong & a feeling like no-other."*

...And the name USPlabs Pink Magic was born...

Could It Really Be THIS Good?

Joe is brutally honest & he does train like a madman with his eating on point, but maybe he's a hyper-responder? Only one way to find out: test!

Tests come back with flying colors.

But there's one MAJOR problem...

...this year's harvest has passed so legit ingredients are tough to come by. We can't possibly make enough to satisfy everyone...

Critical Harvest Time

In order to get the most out of an herb, it must be harvested at its peak...

It's the same reason why fruit & vegetables look & taste better when their in-season...

No one ever talks about this, but it's critical when dealing with herbs...

Must Find A Way

Even though it's in short supply, we have to bring Pink Magic to market, we owe it to our customers - how could we ever sit on something this good?

Truth is, we couldn't. So we made as much as we possibly could, but materials weren't in large supply...

So, instead of waiting 6-9 months so we had enough to supply the world, we say screw it, let's make as much as we can and let the chips fall where they may...

USPlabs Pink Magic Breakdown

Pink Magic contains just a few key ingredients done right, not the kitchen-sink approach or sprinkled prairie-dust to try and make the formula look better...

USPlabs Pink Magic ingredients:

Nelumbo nucifera (stem and leaves) and Rhamnus nakaharai (stem)

These plants have a wide range of potentially exciting properties...

Certain compounds present in these plants have been suggested in animal vitro to inhibit various subtypes of phosphodiesterase, an enzyme (technically, a class of enzymes) which degrades cAMP (cyclic adenosine monophostphae) and cGMP (cyclic guanosine monophosphate), cyclic nucleotide molecules which serve important roles in the human body (2).

By inhibiting these different subtypes of phosphodiesterase, cAMP and cGMP levels can be increased in different tissues...

First, by inhibiting the cAMP-phosphodiesterase in skeletal muscle, it is thought that an anti-catabolic effect may be seen by suppressing calcium and ATP-dependent proteolysis as shown in various animal studies (3-10).*

By increasing intracellular cAMP in skeletal muscle and the consequential decrease in calcium and ATP-dependent proteolysis, a net positive protein balance may occur in muscle...*

This is a rarely-exploited natural anti-catabolic/anabolic pathway...and a VERY exciting one to say the least...and we aren't even close to being done...

Potentialy Ripped Too?

Furthermore, by increasing cAMP in fat cells, lipolysis (fat breakdown) may also increase...*

In fact, animal model studies and traditional Asian medicine have surmised this exact thing, suggesting increased lipolysis (11-13).*

That's Not All Folks - More MOA's

Amino & Glucose Transport

In addition to these effects, by inhibiting other subtypes of phosphodiesterase a vasodilatory effect may occur, which may support increased amino acid and glucose transport to skeletal muscle, as demonstrated in various animal & human studies & review papers (2,14-17).*

Pumped To The Gills While Cutting?

In addition, this vasodilatory effect can potentially lead to greater "pumps" and the feeling of fuller muscles, while also potentially increasing lipolysis (2,18).*

Synergystic with Nitric Oxide Products?

As surmised in animal models, these compounds may prevent N.O. products from losing their effectiveness (19-23).*

How so, you ask?

Well, to answer that, we must look at how the beloved nitric oxide (N.O.) molecule allows for vasodilation and the subsequent benefits...

N.O. is involved in the NO/guanylyl (guanylate) cyclase/cyclic GMP-dependent cascade...

In effect, it is thought that the N.O. molecule works by binding to and activating soluble guanylyl (guanylate) cyclase, which in turn catalyzes the formation of cGMP from guanosine triphosphate (GTP).

Once the previously mentioned second messenger, cGMP accumulates intracellularly in the given cell/tissue type (in this case smooth muscle), activation of cGMP-dependent protein kinase (protein kinase G or PKG) occurs and eventually leads to vasodilation, in this particular case.*

So, again, how might these ingredients prevent N.O. products from losing their effectiveness and possibly even potentiate their effects?

Well, it appears that one mechanism behind the reduction of N.O.'s effectiveness is an increase in the activity of cGMP-phosphodiesterase, which as we discussed earlier, is responsible for degrading cGMP...

Since the body can't stop you from ingesting compounds designed to increase N.O., it does the next best thing by increasing the expression of enzymes designed to reduce the downstream effectiveness of N.O....

In effect, it decreases levels of cGMP and thus reduces the level of vasodilation and other potential benefits...

However, since these compounds have been suggested to inhibit cGMP phosphodiesterase, this can not only work to prevent the decline ineffectiveness of N.O. products, we feel it may even potentiate the effects of them through the same mechanism...*

You'll have that N.O. product working to increase cGMP levels, while the key ingredients in Pink Magic prevent the degradation of cGMP, which may help maintain and even promote the beneficial effects seen with NO products!*

Yet, unlike most N.O. products, these compounds may not succumb to decreased effectiveness through decreased cGMP levels.*

Endurance

If this weren't enough, one may also notice an increase in resistance to fatigue as a result of effect upon skeletal muscle (i.e., cAMP accumulation in both type I [slow-twitch] and type II [fast-twitch] can result in a resistance or decrease of fatigue) and the diaphragm as suggested in specific animal studies (14,25).*

Strong Like Bull

As if all that wasn't enough, as surmised in animal models by inhibiting one of the phosphodiesterase subtypes, the contractility of skeletal muscles may be increased.* It is thought that this is accomplished by increasing the release of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction while also sensitizing it to acetylcholine (26).*

Massularia Acuminata

At this point, it can't get much better, can it? You bet your ass it can...

Massularia acuminata is a plant that has long been used in parts of Africa...

Recent evidence suggests that the plant may have the ability to promote endogenous testosterone levels.*

In a study using animal models, an aqueous extract of the plant was suggested to increase serum luteinizing hormone and testicular testosterone levels by approximately 66% and 60%,respectively, relative to controls, after 3 weeks of administration in the highest dose group (1).*

The increase in testosterone was found to be a dose-dependent effect, increasing significantly with each dose escalation.*

In addition, other androgenic markers also indicated that the plant was effective in this regard, including a significant increase in testes-bodyweight ratio.*

You Better Bring Your "A" Game

I want to be perfectly clear: Pink Magic isn't for dudes that train biceps 6 times per week and wouldn't know a squat if it dropkicked them across the face...

Will Pink Magic give you a "sick pump bro" if you just blast guns every day? Sure...

...But don't insult it like that. That's not why we released it...

We released it because:

A. It's awesome

B. The feedback by dozens & dozens of testers screaming for more after they ran it.

These were serious lifters who know their bodies & know when something is working...

...Not some clowns with ILS (Imaginary Lat Syndrome in case you were wondering)...

If you're offended by my last sentence, then tough cookies. Go drink some pump juice and carry on with your Ron Burgundy-like concentration curls...

But if you train hard (or are willing to - we'll provide the blueprint) then strap on your seatbelt  - you're about to go on a ride you won't soon forget...

Stacked Like An Armored Truck

USPlabs Pink Magic by itself is awesome. The real-world results and science behind its key ingredients speak for itself...

...But what if it could get even better?

I think you know where I'm going here... and if you've been paying attention, I'm sure you said to yourself "man, this stuff would stack PERFECTLY with USPlabs Prime."

You, my friend, are 100% correct...

I'm Not Sugarcoating This One

Pink Magic & Prime together are flat out sick...

Will you gain 20 pounds in a week? No. Go somewhere else if you wanna hear that crap...

Will you dominate workouts, bust through t-shirts & feel yoked?*

...If you're anything like our beta-testers you bet your ass you will...

The Power Of cAMP

Prime isn't the only thing that stacks great with Pink Magic...

Forslean™, a key ingredient in Recreate, has also been suggested to effectively stimulate the release of cAMP (27)...*

As mentioned above, two of the ingredients in Pink Magic, Nelumbo nucifera and Rhamnus nakaharai, have been suggested to inhibit the enzyme(s) responsible for degrading cAMP (2)...*

Together, the ingredients in Pink Magic & Recreate may create a potent one-two punch to help cAMP become a powerhouse...*

Seriously, if you've read this far and are still on the fence, chances are Pink Magic just isn't for you. It's cool and no hard feelings. Part of my job is to provide you with the info you need to make an educated purchasing decision. And, as mentioned initially, this product is NOT for everyone.

However, if Pink Magic IS for you (you know who you are), I highly suggest you reserve your supply NOW, before they're gone.

Best,

Jacob Geissler
CEO - USPlabs

P.S. - Dense. Strong.Vascular.Hard.* Seriously, what more do you want?

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