Its hard for me to get psyched about the program when the only “evidence” I’ve seen is comparable to anything else you see in a bodybuilding magazine. For this time period I would have liked to know more about the program progressively, kind of in the manner that the velocity diet was introduced with the physique clinic. I would have also liked to see a dedicated site member undergo the program and report back, that way I have first hand evidence that it is effective.
I mean even pictures of the guys who underwent the program with a before picture with a newspaper or something released in the last 6 months to compare to the after photos would make it somewhat believable. I’ve read a lot of useful and effective information here over the years but I may have to side with the critics on this one until I see a round or two of members go through the program before I even think about the program or the products involved.
I mean from a mass balance perspective it seems feasible (27 pounds @ 600 cal per pound = 16,200 cal divided by 42 days = approx 385 calories in excess a day). Its just the effectiveness of the body at producing so much muscle in such a short time seems unbelievable as your body is putting on more then half a pound of muscle every day. If you’ve found a way to make the body the most efficient machine possible I really do tip my hat to all that have worked on this project; but until I see the proof in the science and testing I’ll stay skeptical.
I am curious though on the take of the developers of the program on the response of the body to this weight gain fluctuation so quickly (ex. joint issues, breathing problems, blood pressure, etc ).