You wouldn’t fill your car up with fuel that’s just a mixture of a lot of things other than gasoline, so why would you fuel your body with a pre-workout supplement with anything that wouldn’t directly help your workout.

This is why we were impressed to see that API had engineered Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated with only “the necessary anabolic compounds.” We decided to look into Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated to see if it really had the right ingredients or not.

The Good

Although we definitely like the idea of having a small amount of ingredients, there still have to be effective ones in order for Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated to work. But after looking at the ingredients in Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated, we definitely found some things that we liked.

For instance, we saw a large amount of Creatine Monohydrate. Creatine is an organic and nitrogenous molecule that is responsible for delivering energy to the cells. More creatine in your body can mean that more energy is directly delivered to your muscle tissue.

Although creatine is definitely a powerful addition to your workout, you must be careful to use this in moderation since too much creatine has been linked to kidney and renal system failure.

But Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated also has a few amino acids, Beta-Alanine and Arginine that can help give your body what it needs to build new muscles.

The Bad

Although Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated definitely has some ingredients that we like, we also found one ingredient that might be a little disconcerting.

This ingredient is 1,3-Dimethylamylamine and it was originally developed as a nasal decongestant. 1,3-Dimethylamylamine works as a vasoconstrictor and it depends on narrowing the blood vessels in the body.

Despite the fact that vasoconstrictors can ease the pains of a stuffy nose, they are not the best route for increasing your body’s ability to perform. By restricting the amount of blood that can be delivered to your muscles, you can cause a lack of oxygen and even bring on early signs of fatigue.

The Skinny

Because API, the makers of Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated, have engineered this supplement as a pre-workout drink, we can’t understand why this nutrition company would have made it inhibit your body’s ability to deliver its own nutrients to muscles.

For this reason, we don’t recommend Rocked Insane Ultra Concentrated.