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Advanced Protocol is perfect for the curious, Genomyx marches to it’s own beat

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Advanced Protocol is perfect for the curious, Genomyx marches to it's own beat

Based on their website, Genomyx comes off as a very well focused brand. Their supplement range consists of four formulas, Origin, Slin Sane, Decimate, and the item we’re looking at today Protocol. This is a product that gives you a basic idea of what the rest of the Geno range is like. Protocol has full label transparency boasting four ingredients, leucine, carnitine tartrate, creatin-o-phosphate and agmatine sulfate. While none of them are breakthrough features, it is the combination of the elements that sparks interest in Protocol. Each ingredient is not only heavily dosed but has been carefully selected.

The recovery complex is a unique supplement, however it’s a tough call on whether or not it’s as strong as it is novel. The creatine and leucine are common appearances in post-workouts but it is the other two that you have to look quite a way for. In fact the only recovery product to feature any form of carnitine is Muscletech’s Myobuild. As for agmatine, the only in-category supplement that packs in that is Amino Ammo by Better Body Sports.

Genomyx have put together a formula that took a lot more than watching and learning. The word that fits best is creativity, and in this industry that is exactly how improvements are made. As for the verdict on Protocol, there is a chance it will perform better than others but there is an equally as good chance it’s all talk. Either way it is definitely worth a try. Especially for those enthusiasts who are more curious than cautious, and keen to try the next best thing fail or not.