Upon linking to the Viraloid official site you will find the following guarantees in regard to this muscle building supplement: “extremely anabolic causing massive protein synthesis, dramatically increases testosterone production, will not interfere with normal hormone output, and blocks any possible estrogen build up.” According to the official site this product is “an amazing new super anabolic developed by researchers at the Australian Institute of Physiological Sciences.” Viraloid not only claims to be scientifically supported it also states that it is a pro-hormone-free natural testosterone enhancing compound.

According to the scientists behind Viraloid the ability to boost your testosterone in a natural way is achieved through the use of, no joke, extracts from wild yam. Viraloid purports that German chemists discovered that certain elements of a yam’s hormonal make-up is “identical to human testosterone.” They used this information to synthetically replicate this model in a lab and then “modified its chemical structure to create the various anabolic steroids” that can be found today. Unfortunately there is no verifiable evidence that sustains this notion and we find it hard to believe that a yam, so unalike in its properties from a human being, could have the same structure as human testosterone. Without established scientific data this is a claim we just can’t swallow.

We aren’t impressed with Viraloid’s lack of scientific documentation or their inability to give us the most basic of information about their product. We find that the companies that spend the most time bragging about their product, without giving any evidence of their capabilities, are the ones that have the least to offer. Until Viraloid can give us some data that can be compared to clinical trials and a comprehensive ingredient list we have absolutely no desire to recommend it to anyone at all. Viraloid is one muscle building product that you would be smart to avoid.

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