Power Growth Review

Power Growth is a nutritional supplement that promises to amplify your muscle growth using natural ingredients. Here’s our review.

What is Power Growth?

Power Growth is a bodybuilding supplement targeted towards men who want to build lean muscle and burn away fat – which is pretty much everybody’s goal when they go to the gym.

The supplement is one of the more expensive bodybuilding supplements we’ve ever reviewed, priced at $94.67 for a one month supply of just 60 capsules (although the price drops significantly when ordering 2 or 3 months’ worth).

Power Growth contains amino acids like L-Citrulline and L-Norvaline to boost nitric oxide production within the body. By taking the formula before your workout, you can dilate your blood vessels and enjoy better pump during your workout. This can lead to better nutrient and oxygen delivery within your body and superior bodybuilding gains.

How Does Power Growth Work?

Power Growth claims to use a 100% natural blend of ingredients, including amino acids and something called the Pure NO Super Molecule – which doesn’t sound very natural at all. Let’s take a closer look at these three ingredients:

— L-Citrulline: The creators of Power Growth claim that L-Citrulline has been shown to boost nitric oxide production within the body while also boosting artery relaxation, which increases blood flow.

— L-Norvaline: L-Norvaline is a naturally-occurring amino acid found in dairy, meat, grains, soy, and peanuts. Your body can’t produce L-Norvaline naturally, which is why you need to get it from your diet.

— Pure NO Super Molecule: This molecule claims to contain L-Arginine and other ingredients to stimulate nitric oxide production and improve blood flow. The formula also claims to stimulate the release of growth hormone, insulin, and “other substances in the body.”

It’s no secret that amino acids are integral for bodybuilding: amino acids are the building blocks of protein, and protein is the building block of every muscle in your body.

But does Power Growth deliver the right amino acids in the right dosages to increase your muscle growth? Let’s find out in the next section.

Power Growth Ingredients

Power Growth only lists three ingredients: L-Citrulline, L-Norvaline, and the Pure NO Super Molecule, which contains some dosage of L-Arginine.

Unfortunately, that’s where the ingredients list stops: there’s no further information about the dosage of each ingredient. We don’t even know the full list of ingredients – so we have no idea what’s in the “Pure NO Super Molecule” formula.

Typically, when manufacturers refuse to give us the full list of ingredients, it’s because they’re hiding extremely low dosages. That means Power Growth is unlikely to work as advertised: it just doesn’t have the strength of other bodybuilding supplements (although as you’ll learn in the next section, it’s actually priced higher than almost any other bodybuilding supplement).

In any case, amino acids are typically used in high dosages. L-Citrulline, for example, is typically used in doses of 6,000 to 8,000mg about an hour before exercise when taken to enhance sports performance.

Since the capsules in Power Growth are small, it’s unlikely they contain anything close to this dosage.

In other words, don’t expect Power Growth to work anywhere close to how it’s advertised.

Power Growth Pricing

Power Growth is only available to order online through Power-Growth.com. You won’t find it on any other website or online retailer, nor will you find it in any bodybuilding supplement store.

Here are the prices listed on the official Power Growth website:

— 1 Month Supply (60 Capsules): $94.67
— 3 Month Supply: $114.99
— 5 Month Supply: $139.99

All prices include shipping. You can pay using the 128-bit SSL secured ordering form on the official website, which accepts Visa and MasterCard.

The Power Growth Trial

When you look up reviews for Power Growth online, you’ll find plenty of reviews calling the supplement a scam. The Power Growth trial is the reason it’s called a scam.

That trial is available to order from the official website. It’s advertised at a price of $4.95, but that price only covers the first 18 days of using the supplement. The second the clock ticks over to the 18th day, your credit card is charged the full price of $94.67 for the supplement.

And, every 30 days afterwards, you’re charged $94.67 again for new orders of the supplement.

In other words, the company punishes you for choosing the trial option by charging you at a higher rate. It also continues charging you this rate every month until you cancel – so you could end up with hundreds of dollars in credit card debt in a very short period of time.

You'll often find this supplement paired with another Testosterone booster called Alpha Fuel 720.

Who Makes Power Growth?

Power Growth is made by a company that never lists its name, its location, or any real mention of its manufacturing conditions.

The company does list contact information: you can contact them by email at [email protected] or by phone at (800) 905-2503.

The company lists its corporate address as 1621 Central Avenue in Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 and its returns address as a fulfilment center in Las Vegas. The Wyoming address isn’t a real company headquarters: it’s just a post office box at an incorporation agency.

For that reason, we really have no information about how Power Growth is manufactured, where its ingredients come from, or what types of other supplements are made by the manufacturer.

Should You Use Power Growth to Enhance your Muscle Mass?

Power Growth claims to be one of the best preworkout supplements on the market today. In reality, there’s little to no evidence supporting that claim. The manufacturer refuses to give us the ingredients list or any information about the dosage strength, which is an extremely odd way for a bodybuilding supplement manufacturer to act.

At the same time, Power Growth is priced higher than pretty much any other supplement on the market, costing about $100 for 60 small capsules – which is way out of line for a blend of three amino acids.

With no evidence supporting its claims and no ingredient information listed, Power Growth is one bodybuilding supplement you should absolutely avoid.