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Bodybuilding.com - Product Reviews, April 2008: An In-Depth Look ...

My diet has been slowly improving lately, but as of right now, it still leaves a little to be desired overall. As a result of years of training and monitoring my diet, I can now tell with great confidence when a supplement works and when it doesn't.

Cold Fusion EX by LG Sciences is one of those supplements which boasts pretty big claims. Not as big as some of the supplements I've seen, but definitely claims which make the user have high expectations in the product. I will cite these claims below and include my comments based on my one day trial of the supplement:

This is a bold claim, and I can't comment definitively on this based on only a one day trial, but I can say that the quality of my one day use of Cold Fusion EX proved it to be as good as virtually any other NO product I have ever tried, including NanoX9 by MuscleTech and NO-XPLODE by BSN.

That having been said, there are other variables at play such as rest and diet, not just during the day of training, but for the days prior, so as I said, it's difficult to make a definite judgment, but I can consistently tell when a supplement works well, and this one certainly did.

If a product says that it will give you a great pump (or another great result) from the very first scoop, it makes it pretty easy to determine whether or not that company is being honest or not. If it proves that the supplement manufacturer did not make honest claims in such a case, it harms their credibility in all other cases.

From my vantage point, I definitely achieved a great pump using Cold Fusion EX from the very first scoop. Without a shadow of a doubt, my workout was better than it had been in weeks and the pump lasted for a long time afterwards and slowly tapered off over a matter of many hours. Definitely a great feeling and I would attribute that to this supplement.

The 60 pounders were the traditional steel and iron dumbbells and that is why I only used that weight. Having said that, I think I could have lifted closer to my maximum had I attempted to do so, but the primary benefit I got from Cold Fusion was a massive surge of energy, which affected my well being and my motivation , but I did not notice as much of an increase in brute strength.

The energy gains do act in some way as a placebo to lift heavier weight than normal, but I was just as happy to lift moderate weight with great energy than to lift much heavier weight. Overall, I enjoyed the workout greatly with that surge in energy.

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