Novex Biotech
- Maintain energy, stamina and endurance
- Reduce muscle recuperation cycle, permitting maximum muscle growth and optimal body fat reduction
Q: What is Oxydrene®?
A: Oxydrene is a proprietary blend of 3 herbs (sedum crenulata, hippophae, and fructus lychii chinensis) clinically proven to accomplish one specific result: increased oxygen saturation in blood and tissue.
Q: Why is blood and tissue oxygen saturation so important?
A: Impaired or reduced blood and tissue oxygen levels limit your body’s ability to build muscle, lose fat, and maintain energy, stamina, and endurance. Therefore, Oxydrene benefits virtually everybody for different reasons.
Q: How much Oxydrene should I take?
A: Two capsules twice a day is the precise amount used in the clinical trials. However, if you have an extra-large frame, you may want to increase the dose to three capsules twice a day.
Q: How long will it take for Oxydrene to work?
A: You should feel the full power of Oxydrene within 3-4 days. Take the Oxydrene test! Select any exercise (push-ups, sit-ups, running, etc.) and do it until exhaustion. Write down the number of repetitions or elapsed time. After taking Oxydrene for 3 or 4 days, repeat the same activity. You will see a substantial increase in repetitions and/or elapsed time. Increased strength, stamina, and endurance –– guaranteed!
Q: Will Oxydrene make me nervous or give me “the jitters”?
A: Oxydrene is not a central nervous system stimulant. Oxydrene increases blood and tissue oxygen saturation. Therefore, Oxydrene can increase strength, stamina, and endurance without causing nervousness or “the jitters.”
Q: Can I take Oxydrene with other supplements and/or medication?
A: Yes. However, it is always advisable to check with your health-care professional if you are currently under care or are taking medication. Have your health-care professional call 1-800-621-9766 if he or she has any questions about Oxydrene.
Q: Is Oxydrene banned by any athletic or competitive organizations?
A: If you are an athlete competing under International Olympic Committee (IOC) or World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) rules, it should be noted that the IOC and WADA have banned any substance capable of increasing blood oxygen levels. Because this ban might include Oxydrene (due to its ability to optimize blood and tissue oxygen levels), competitive athletes should check with their trainers and governing bodies before using Oxydrene in organized athletic competition.
