But it's not water, as previously contested. In fact, with the little research that was urged, you'll see that this is in fact not based on a new ingredient at all, it is actually a more affordable version of it.
To continue, having actually looked at the active ingredient and understanding what is in it, versus just spouting nonsense about products containing water, it is also evident that the ingredient does aid in muscle recovery and healing, in some cases, yes, helping what was old feel newer. I can also base this on personal experience that I have made very impressive muscle gains, more so even when I played sports in school, and my recovery time is down to less than a day. I also experience absolutely no sore muscles, when i should indeed, so if that were the case, what is sore also loosens up and feels normal, so that could aid in the 'reversal' as well. That, is part of marketing, taking conditions and expectations and putting them out to the best scenario, so you'll see that all day long on products, with the FACT that on this one, there will actually be tangible results which could indeed be defined as 'age-reversal', when also understanding the marketing take on it. Oh ya, and more testimonies of pets doing a LOT better than they were.
To say it doesn't work at all = LIE
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