U Strol: High Potency Ursolic Acid 359mg | Absorption Enhanced

U-Strol™  by Magna GenetX™ is a premium Ursolic Acid Supplement.  These high potency capsules consist of pure ursolic acid accompanied by Hepato Drive™ absorption enhancement formula.

This formulation exceeds the current industry standard for Ursolic Acid supplementation.  This high dose, highly absorbable formulation is a precise and powerful instrument in harnessing the health and performance support of ursolic acid. 

Who Should Take U-Strol™

The beauty of a ursolic acid supplement is that it can be utilized across all demographics in adults.  Though U-Strol™ is targeted towards physique and performance athletes, health conscious men and women can benefit as well.

Physique and performance athletes utilize ursolic acid supplementation to increase muscle size, decrease bodyfat, and increase energy expenditure.  These benefits apply directly to improving appearance and performance. 

All of this is accompanied by supporting health parameters as well.  Fortunately users do not have to sacrifice health to improve performance.

U-Strol™ Ingredients

Serving Size: 2 Capsules

Servings Per Container: 30

• Ursolic Acid 92.3% - 359mg
• Naringenin 98% - 33mg
  
• Piperine 98% - 3mg

Hepato Drive™ Absorption Enhancement

Hepato Drive™ supports optimal supplement absorption but also provides benefits independent of the absorption enhancement. ^ϯ Piperine is a widely known and effective means to enhance dietary supplement absorption. ^ϯ

Naringenin has a robust bioactivity profile. Aside from further supporting absorption, research suggests that naringenin may support lipid oxidation, carbohydrate metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and hormone retention. ^ϯ

^{Ursolic Acid Research}

^{The following studies have not been evaluated by the FDA.  These studies are interesting research taking place with Ursolic Acid; they are not indicative of  effects or results of Ursolic Acid supplementation.  There are no claims based from this research being made nor does any of the information in this research correlate to Magna GenetX™ U-Strol™ ursolic acid supplement.}

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