Serious Nutrition Solutions Inhibit-E

High Affinity AI/Anti-Estrogen – Helps Promote Healthy Estrogen Regulation & Metabolism*

Potent Hormone Modulator for a Harder, Dryer, Leaner Physique*

Inhibit-E contains a precision blended combination of cutting edge, unique compounds that not only lower estrogen, but may also help promote healthy estrogen regulation and metabolism while boosting natural testosterone levels.

Battling estrogen can be a heck of a battle. You bust your butt in the gym, watch what you eat, but you just can’t get the results that you want; the results that you DESERVE. Estrogen can cause your body to store fat, make you feel bloated, and counteract all your efforts. It can also make you feel sluggish and negatively impact your testosterone levels.

Inhibit-E Highlights:

• Helps Lower Estrogen AND Promotes Healthy Estrogen Regulation & Metabolism*
• Maximize Natural Testosterone Production*
• Promote Hard, Lean, Dry Muscle Gains*
• Promote Enhanced Body Composition*
• Shed Excess Fluid Weight*

Who can benefit from the New Inhibit-E? Ask yourself a few questions:

• Do you want a leaner, dryer, more attractive physique?
• Do you feel bloated?
• Is icky water weight covering up the body you have worked so hard to get?
• Are you trying to get in the best shape of your life?
• Are you storing fat no matter how hard you are trying to lose it?
• Are you storing fat but aren’t sure why?
• Are you busting your butt in the gym but still aren’t getting the results you want, the results that you DESERVE?
• Do you want a supplement that works as hard for you as you do?
• Are you on or coming off of an anabolic cycle where an AI/Anti-Estrogen is needed?
• Have you done anabolic cycles in the past and are still experiencing estrogen issues?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions, Inhibit-E may be right for you.

Let’s Examine the Ingredients that make Inhibit-E so special:

Brassaiopsis Glomerulata

Extracts of the planet Brassaiopsis Glomerulata have been shown to naturally possess several aromatase inhibiting (AI) compounds. One such compound is (-) – dehydrololiolide. (-) – dehydrololiolide has been shown to possess potent AI properties, and in a study was shown to be as potent as AI Letrozole (1). At SNS, we use a Brassaiopsis Glomerulata extract specifically extracted for (-) – dehydrololiolide.

Broussonetia papyrifera

Broussonetia papyrifera extracts have been shown to possess anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties in studies (2,3). Inhibit E uses an extract of Broussonetia papyrifera specifically extracted for Isolicoflavonol. Isolicoflavonol has been shown to possess potent AI properties, and it’s inclusion in Inhibit E makes it one of, if not the first product to use Isolicoflavonol (4).

Olive Leaf Extract

Olive Leaf extracts are continuing to become increasingly popular in many different types of supplements and it isn’t hard to see why with the large range of benefits that consumers can see from supplementing with this unique ingredient. Although studies are conflicting on whether Olive Leaf extracts truly lower blood pressure, it has been shown to improve insulin sensitivity in humans. Inhibit E utilizes an Olive Leaf extract standardized to 15% Oleuropein. Oleuropein is a phenylethanoid present in Olive Leaf extract that possess powerful antioxidant properties. It has also been shown to potentially aid in fat loss by increasing thermogenin in brown adipose tissue (5-8). A recent study has examined human absorption of oleuropein in humans, and has found that Olive Leaf extracts effectively deliver oleuropein metabolites to plasma in humans (9).

Indole-3-Carbinol

Indole-3-Carbinol is a negative regulator of estrogen and possesses the ability to alter estrogen metabolism. This is where it gets tricky in promoting a supplement. We aren’t saying that Indole-3-Carbinol can prevent any type of cancer. However, there has been research suggesting that Indole-3-Carbinol may help prevent the development of estrogen related cancers (including breast cancer) and that it may help stop cancer cells during the phase of a cell’s life in which most of the cell’s growth occurs, G1 (10-14). It has also been shown to possess antiplatelet and antithrombotic activity (15). Indole-3-Carbinol studies have also shown that it may be useful for individuals at risk of prostate cancer (16-18).

Hesperidin

Hesperidin is a potent antioxidant found in citrus fruits. Animal studies have shown that Hesperidin can reduce cholesterol, blood pressure, and can decrease the rate of bone density loss. It also has a sedative and anti-inflammatory effect (19-27). Hesperidin’s inclusion into the Inhibit E formula, however, is due to its pronounced anticancer effects (28-30).

Abieta-8,11,13-trien-18-oic acid (extracted from Commiphora myrrha)

Abieta-8,11,13-trien-18-oic acid is commonly known as Dehydroabietic Acid (DHAA). Studies suggest that this powerful ingredient has an anti-estrogen effect. It also boosts the production of adiponectin, a protein hormone that helps supports weight loss. As a matter of fact, lowered levels of adiponectin correlate with obesity. Therefore, this ingredient may help enhance body composition while helping decrease estrogen.

Okay, I’m sold. But do I have to worry that by combining all of these potent ingredients, especially Isolicoflavonol with (-) – dehydrololiolide, that Inhibit-E will be too potent? What about the lack of human trials for these ingredients?

Absolutely not. The team at SNS has carefully examined both compounds and studied the scientific literature extensively to derive the proprietary dosages of these two compounds from the Brassaiopsis Glomerulata and Broussonetia papyrifera extracts in Inhibit E. We do not disclose this information, however, due to the novel inclusion of Isolicoflavonol in our formula, and the rare usage Brassaiopsis Glomerulata extracts standardized for (-) – dehydrololiolide.

These two extracts are lacking in human trials (although this is quite common in the supplement industry, especially with ingredients relating to estrogen metabolism, which are commonly done in cell culture lines), so it is sometimes difficult to derive at what level the dose of each ingredient becomes too potent. To accommodate for this, we dosed both compounds at safe and acceptable levels to prevent the product from crushing your estrogen levels. (Did you ever think you would have to worry about the possibility of a non-stimulant supplement being too strong? Yeah, I know – pretty exciting isn’t it?)

Another thing to consider into this equation is the inclusion of the other ingredients in this product. Inhibit-E is designed to not only lower your estrogen levels/product, but to also promote healthy estrogen regulation and metabolism. Lowering your estrogen levels too dramatically can actually be a negative thing, and with our new Inhibit-E formula, we at SNS keep that in mind.

Stacking and Synergy:

Inhibit-E is versatile and can be stacked with a variety of other SNS products for improved, synergistic results. For fat loss, Inhibit-E can be stacked with Reduce XT, GlycoPhase, Lean Edge, or other select SNS fat loss products. For natural testosterone support, Inhibit-E can be stacked with Growth Factor XT, Inhibit-P, Reduce XT, X-Gels, or other select SNS products for improved, synergistic results.

Suggested Use:

As a dietary supplement, take three (3) capsules per day. For best results, dosage can be spaced out evenly throughout the day, with or without meals.

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