Maximize Training Time
One of your strongest defenses against aging is muscle. As we age, muscle mass naturally declines, leading to losses in strength, balance, bone density, and overall physical function. Building muscle isn’t just about improving your appearance—though that’s a nice benefit. It’s about living a healthier, higher-quality life. If you want to stay functional and independent in your later years, without relying on others for daily tasks, the time to focus on building muscle is now.
Harness the power of muscle building with PHOSPHATOR™ by pH Labs®. Recently published research involving 8-week clinical trials found that young adult males supplementing with the clinical daily amount of Mediator® Phosphatidic Acid (PA), a patented ingredient compound and the main one found in PHOSPHATOR™, experienced an increase in muscle size and strength in conjunction with adequate protein intake and mechanical muscle activation (e.g. weightlifting).*
Phosphatidic Acid (PA)
How is this possible? Basically, the more protein our muscles can synthesize, the more strength those muscles will have. The pathway that protein (as amino acids) must pass through to get to the muscle is called the mTOR signaling pathway. Without getting too technical, supplementing orally with PA helps to optimize this pathway, thereby maximizing those grueling weight-training sessions for better muscle gains than just weight training alone.
- POWER TO INCREASE MUSCLE GAINS WHILE TRAINING*
- INCREASE IN PURE MUSCLE STRENGTH*
- PROMOTES THE PRIMARY MUSCLE BUILDING PROCESS; MTOR*
PHOSPHATOR™ is formulated with the clinically studied dose of the patented ingredient Mediator® PA. Take the recommended dosage one hour prior to your next weight-training session and get ready to see results!
*Study group was comprised of 18-25 year old males. Clinical Studies on Phosphatidic Acid: Hoffman 2012 / Joy 2014
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