If you’re looking for an extra edge to push you closer towards that lean body and muscular physique,  you must know that the right supplements are keys to success.

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One supplement that we’ve been hearing a lot of talk about is Xtreme Antler. I have heard a lot about this product and also Max Shred and so this week we’ll review these supplements and see if they’re right for our readers.

I am very particular about what supplements I put into my body, so I set out to check the effectiveness and safety of Xtreme Antler. Here, I will present our review to give you an idea of whether or not this product is a scam, if it works, or if you should avoid it altogether.

Max Shred and Xtreme Antler Overview

Max Shred is essentially a natural pre-workout supplement that is said to help you increase muscle size and strength as well as stamina. This supplement is said to help you gain muscle mass and burn unwanted fat in stubborn places.

However, there are no specific details of what the main ingredients include and that is a definite red flag. In my opinion, if the ingredient list is good enough to be used, then there should be no hesitation to share this information with consumers. I believe a companies should be proud of the ingredients used in their products.

Xtreme Antler claims to offer extreme muscle growth and extended stamina. There are reports that it can improve your sexual ability along with brain function as well. Like Max Shred, unfortunately we cannot be completely sure of the side effects because of the limited ingredients information.

You should be aware that Xtreme Antler is banned in most sporting activities and although it is not detected in a urine test, it can be detected in a blood test.

So does Xtreme Antler work?

So, if you are wondering whether or not Xtreme Antler truly works, here is my take. I personally believe that it fails to provide you the same output that its makers claim.

I have found some issues with these products that we’ll discuss.

First of all, I found it disturbing that the so-called magazine “Men’s Life and Health” which they proclaim to have them listed is non-existent. There is no such magazine that we can track down.

Further, the site does have a huge number of comments; all of them describing the effectiveness of the product. However, it’s difficult to say how legitimate the comments really are. They all seem pretty phony. When I tried submitting my honest review, I got the reply saying that my comment is under moderation which gives me doubts about the comments and how true they actually are.

Further, the trial business can be tricky, you must be responsible if you’re going to use this route. The official site states that you are entitled to get a free trial but you must be aware that auto-billing initiates if you don’t cancel during the trial period.

Conclusion

This product, which actually comes from eastern medicine, has been made to help people increase energy and stamina levels. However, clinical trials have not been able to definitively prove the effectiveness of Xtreme Antler. There are those who report positive results, and those who reported otherwise, so you’ll have to decide for yourself if this is something worth trying or not.

There are a lot of muscle building supplements you can find that use natural ingredients. I would always recommend that you opt for these products. Also, ones that come with a detailed list of the ingredients so you’ll have a clear idea of what’s going into your body.

We all want a stronger, more muscular body, but your health is most important and is to never be ignored. Shaky ingredient lists are never a good start when you’re trying to keep your body’s intake clean. Otherwise, you just never know what you are taking and this is something that may very well interfere with your health. So, keep that aspect in mind when you’re deciding what supplements to take and spend your money on a product that is demonstrated to work in a lab setting, and don’t just rely on the reviews on a website selling a supplement. Do your own research and make informed, healthy decisions for your body.

At the end of the day, I would not recommend either Max Shred or even Xtreme Antler because there are better choices available out there that I would use for achieving gains in strength, size and stamina. There have been plenty of claims on the effectiveness of these products, however, they have too many question marks involved to earn a full Gym Junkies seal of approval. No Thanks!