GAT’s Jetfuse NOX is a pre-workout supplement that combines lots of powerful ingredients to ensure that users get the most out of their workout experience. We decided to take a closer look at their ingredient matrix to see if there are any exceptional touches that could make this product superior to others like it on the market line up right now. Here’s what we found:

Supplement Profile

The proprietary blend includes three forms of arginine: arginine works as a vasodilator which increases blood flow quantity in the body–so vascularity is enormous. Vascularity is important in workout because it means that your muscles are receiving adequate oxygen and nutrition and are able to perform better, recover faster, etc.

There are two forms of creatine in this blend: creatine anhydrous and creatine monohydrate. Both works to help assist the body in its ATP energy cycle, the process that stores energy in the muscle tissue–allowing it to have rapid extensions of energy (like, when you have to run for your life from a grizzly bear, etc.). Important stuff. Creatine helps the intensity of muscle contractions.

Waxy Maize assists in the body’s glutamine production. Waxy maize is very slow assimilating into the body and so works over long stretches of time to provide the body with sustained energy.

L-Taurine helps reduce mental anxiety and promote good mood. Also can help with cardiovascular health and improve blood pressure.

L-Citrulline Malate is a pre-cursor to arginine in the system.

Beta Alanine thickens muscle fibers and helps protect them from lactic acid build up. As a result? LESS FATIGUE. And also helps prevent muscle soreness after workout.

Other Goodness:

L-Tyrosine, Green Tea, Glucuronolactone
BCAA’S: L-Leucine, L-Valine, L-Isoleucine
Acai Extract, Mangosteen Extract, Vitamin C, L-Glutamine, Modified Glucose Polymers, 1,3,7-Trimethylxanthine, Betaine
Di-Calcium Phosphate, Di-Potassium Phosphate, Di-Sodium Phosphate

Product Review

Our take is that there are LOTS of good things going on in this blend. But our main beef is that there isn’t precise amounts given for each ingredient, so we don’t know how much goodness is being dispersed throughout the blend. It’s a bit too elusive for our taste, and we strongly feel there are better brands that let you in on their secret combinations much more willingly.