Antaues Labs Thunderbolt

Each dose of Thunderbolt contains:

Kallidinogenase (175 IU)
Arginine Butyrate (1500mg)
S-Nitrosoglutathione (10mg)
Copper (1mg)


ive seen good reviews on it, any SS feedback?

wondering the same

just saw this yesterday. looks interesting. i bet it's good. antaeus makes quality stuff

I am going to steer clear of this one for a while. Anything that is measured in IU needs attention and look what i found.
Is DEAFNESS a side effect of KALLIDINOGENASE ? ( MedsFacts.com )

The reported rate is small <1% and maybe nonexistent at this dose, but the risk for a better pump seams high. I will wait for some adventurous types to take it for a spin first.

that seems like a mighty low chance man. tylenol probably has worse effects considering it and advil stop the body from absorbing protein for a day. i wouldn't worry too much

I'm not a doc or anything, but that study, if you want to call it that, seems incomplete or at the very least lacking in a lot of details. In fact a simple google search shows that Kallidinogenase has been used to try and treat deafness. I didn't look into it too much, but it makes that BS looking page (that website appears incomplete by the way) look like a lot of BS.

Back to the more pertinent matter, any feedback out there for this?


PS - that website is BS (which means bullshit)

Sidenote: the pills smell like old Parmesan cheese or something of that nature

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Originally Posted by Ghopkins

I am going to steer clear of this one for a while. Anything that is measured in IU needs attention and look what i found.
Is DEAFNESS a side effect of KALLIDINOGENASE ? ( MedsFacts.com )

The reported rate is small <1% and maybe nonexistent at this dose, but the risk for a better pump seams high. I will wait for some adventurous types to take it for a spin first.

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I don't think there's any demonstration of cause and effect. The evidence is pretty flimsy.

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Originally Posted by Enuke65

I'm not a doc or anything, but that study, if you want to call it that, seems incomplete or at the very least lacking in a lot of details. In fact a simple google search shows that Kallidinogenase has been used to try and treat deafness. I didn't look into it too much, but it makes that BS looking page (that website appears incomplete by the way) look like a lot of BS.

Back to the more pertinent matter, any feedback out there for this?

PS - that website is BS (which means bullshit)

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Right, it's patented in Japan as a treatment and preventative for deafness.
AGENT FOR PREVENTING AND TREATING DEAFNESS - SANWA KAGAKU KENKYUSHO CO LTD

Here's some feedback:

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Originally Posted by mr.cooper69

Final review on Thunderbolt.

Pumps 10/10

The pumps here are fairly unique in that they give you the "filled balloon" feeling in the trained bodyparts without causing symptoms of global hypotension like reflex tachycardia. This is interesting, because most pump products that create this significant of an effect also come with a list of side effects. Whereas this had none. The pumps are second to none, on par with nitrates easily.

Performance 9/10

This was an unexpected benefit. Obviously, improved bloodflow can cater towards improved performance, but usually not to this significant of a degree. The main thing I noticed was highly compound endurance movements, i.e. high-rep deadlifts/squats, could be executed with much greater ease. This was also pretty valuable for cardio after training sessions...the exception being the bike, which thanks to the vasodilation provided by this product, gave the quads some inhuman pumps.

All in all, this is a top notch pump product that doubles up as a performance enhancer.

Key Features
1. This should be used continuously. I felt the effects peak about a week into use and stay at that level therafter.
2. The timing around the workout didn't seem to be a big deal. 30 minutes prior felt like 1.5 hours prior.
3. Buy it.

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