DMoose Power Blast Pre-Workout

L‑Citrulline Malate is a naturally occurring amino acid bound to malic acid that plays a key role in nitric‑oxide (NO) synthesis [1]. By elevating NO, it widens blood vessels, improves blood flow and delivers more nutrients and oxygen to hard‑working muscles.

Research shows doses of 4–8 g can increase muscle pumps, power output and workload capacity while reducing perceived exertion during resistance training [2, 3].

Citrulline Malate may also help buffer ammonia, a fatigue‑inducing by‑product of hard exercise, letting you grind out extra reps and recover faster between sets [4].

Beta‑Alanine combines with histidine to form carnosine, an intramuscular buffer that mops up hydrogen ions (acid) generated during intense training [5]. More carnosine = less burn.

A 3.2 g clinical dose has been shown to delay neuromuscular fatigue, boost total training volume and improve high‑intensity sprint capacity [6, 7].

Long‑term use (4+ weeks) may even support lean mass and body‑composition improvements by letting you sustain greater overall training stress [8].

Beta‑Alanine combines with histidine to form carnosine, an intramuscular buffer that mops up hydrogen ions (acid) generated during intense training [5]. More carnosine = less burn.

A 3.2 g clinical dose has been shown to delay neuromuscular fatigue, boost total training volume and improve high‑intensity sprint capacity [6, 7].

Long‑term use (4+ weeks) may even support lean mass and body‑composition improvements by letting you sustain greater overall training stress [8].

L‑Arginine is a direct substrate for nitric‑oxide synthase, converting into NO to promote vasodilation and nutrient delivery [13].

When paired with Citrulline, arginine supplementation can heighten the pump effect and amplify endurance beyond either ingredient alone [14].

Greater blood flow equals accelerated removal of metabolic waste and faster recovery between heavy sets or sprint efforts [15].

Agmatine is a decarboxylated derivative of arginine that helps sustain elevated nitric‑oxide signaling by inhibiting NO‑breaking enzymes [16].

Emerging research suggests agmatine may modulate pain perception and stress, potentially helping lifters maintain focus and mind–muscle connection when training gets brutal [17].

It also acts as a neurotransmitter/neuromodulator, giving many users a noticeable feel‑good “dialed‑in” sensation during workouts.

Branched‑Chain Amino Acids (L‑Leucine, L‑Isoleucine, L‑Valine) directly enter skeletal muscle to stimulate protein synthesis and guard against catabolism [18].

Even a modest intra‑workout dose helps preserve muscle tissue during intense training or caloric deficit, supporting faster recovery and less DOMS [19].

Leucine in particular acts as the metabolic “switch” for mTOR activation, the pathway that tells muscles to grow.