Take Your Body to its Peak Potential
HMB 3000, beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate, is a metabolite of the branch chain amino acid leucine, which is considered by experts as the most important of all essential amino acids needed for muscle growth. HMB works by increasing the recovery speed and time of damaged muscle tissue. Muscle grows during recovery, and hmb capsules speed up this process. It is particularly beneficial for people who are new to exercise because their muscles are more prone to damage when compared with advanced lifters.
Supplementing with Klr.Fit’s HMB-3000 has the following benefits:
- It increases protein synthesis, thereby increasing lean muscle mass
- Prevents muscle cells from entering a catabolic (breakdown) state
- Reduces soreness and muscle tissue damage
- Increases strength and endurance while reducing recovery times
- Assists fat-loss and lean mass preservation
- Extremely effective during the first 6 months of lifting
Nutrition Facts:
Directions for use:
Take 5 capsules daily. For optimal results take 1 capsule up to five times a day, with large amount of water (before breakfast, before lunch, before and after training and before sleep). Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
Additional Information
Reviews
Helps with muscle growth and recovery
I’ve been using HMB 3000 for a few weeks, and I’ve noticed that my muscles recover much faster after intense workouts. Less soreness and quicker recovery times mean I can hit the gym harder and more often.
HMB 💪🏻
This is amazing product, using it for almost one month it’s really beneficial for muscle building and recovery. It reduces muscle catabolic state which results in better muscle protein synthesis. Good job!
Best and Effective
Hmb3000 is best, because when you start using it, You can see the amazing strength result, This is my personal experience 👍🏻
Pure hmb at this rate 🔥
Very helpful in preventing your muscle loss
Awesome
This is an awesome product, I started seeing results in less then a month
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