My previous review of Animal Test was based on when I first tried it several years ago (probably 5-6 years ago from the time of writing this review). I only took one 3 week cycle (most Animal Reps suggest doing a full 6 weeks which is two cans of Animal Test). Also, I feel my training is more intense these days than it was back then. None the less I felt that Animal Test gave me a noticeable boost in strength. Here I am many years later giving Animal Test another shot but this time I wanted to go through a full 6 week cycle.
As with all my supplement reviews, I won’t go into the label or ingredients; you can easily find those online. This is just a real world review through my own experience with the product. I’m not going to overly-hype up Animal Test, but I’m pretty happy with the results from a full 6 week cycle.
As with all my supplement reviews, I won’t go into the label or ingredients; you can easily find those online. This is just a real world review through my own experience with the product. I’m not going to overly-hype up Animal Test, but I’m pretty happy with the results from a full 6 week cycle.
Will I take Animal Test again? I’m almost certain that I will but will probably stay on it for 9 weeks instead of 6. I’ve recommended it to some others as well but many are detoured by the price and we all know most over the counter supplements in this category simply don’t work and are a waste of money. In fact, remembering back, the price is what hindered me from purchasing another can 5-6 years ago.
The bottom line - Animal Test works. But I must stress that you need to be training hard and consistently, and getting enough quality nutrients. I started Animal Stak right after Animal Test and already planning to jump back on Animal Test soon. On a separate note (and I’m not at this time a Universal rep or rep for any supplement company) I do use Universal and their Animal line for the majority of my supplements. The company has been around since 1977 and has always carried a solid reputation and consistent following.
The bottom line - Animal Test works. But I must stress that you need to be training hard and consistently, and getting enough quality nutrients. I started Animal Stak right after Animal Test and already planning to jump back on Animal Test soon. On a separate note (and I’m not at this time a Universal rep or rep for any supplement company) I do use Universal and their Animal line for the majority of my supplements. The company has been around since 1977 and has always carried a solid reputation and consistent following.
Jason's Animal Test Review - 6 Week Cycle
by Jason M. Stallworth,
November 10th, 2011
November 10th, 2011
Here are a few notes I wrote out on my final day of Animal Test:
> I was weighing between 224 and 226 lbs before I started taking Animal Test. I was 231 lbs at the end of the 6 week cycle and had been fluctuating between 227 and 230 for about 3 weeks prior to that. I was indeed taking in more calories but I was also a lot tighter and my muscles were fuller than usual.
> I didn’t experience any substantial gains in size and strength but I did make noticeable gains in both areas (in other words I didn’t come out looking like I did a cycle of real test and dbol).
> It seems a lot of the joint pains I was having had been eliminated. I’m guessing this had something to do with the Cissus Quadrangularis extract in Animal Test or the fish oil I had recently started taking, or more than likely a combination of both.
> I’m generally a positive person anyway but it’s worth noting that I had a better sense of well-being which seems obviously attributed to higher testosterone levels.
> I didn’t experience any negative side effects (which I didn’t expect too).
> By the end of week 2 is when I started really noticing the effects of Animal Test; so if you try this, give it some time. Every week thereafter I got stronger and noticed more fullness and striations. I actually think I’ll do a 9 week cycle next time.
Pros: Although my gains were not outrageous I feel Animal Test indeed works if you’re training hard and getting enough quality calories. I didn’t change my nutrition plan other than the fact I are more food while being on Animal Test yet noticed more muscle fullness. It seems I was burning fat while on this as well.
Cons: Two things here; the price and the fact that you only get 3 weeks’ worth. Most people try to budget monthly. If Animal Test came with 30 packs instead of 21, and for the same price, I’d be happy.
> I was weighing between 224 and 226 lbs before I started taking Animal Test. I was 231 lbs at the end of the 6 week cycle and had been fluctuating between 227 and 230 for about 3 weeks prior to that. I was indeed taking in more calories but I was also a lot tighter and my muscles were fuller than usual.
> I didn’t experience any substantial gains in size and strength but I did make noticeable gains in both areas (in other words I didn’t come out looking like I did a cycle of real test and dbol).
> It seems a lot of the joint pains I was having had been eliminated. I’m guessing this had something to do with the Cissus Quadrangularis extract in Animal Test or the fish oil I had recently started taking, or more than likely a combination of both.
> I’m generally a positive person anyway but it’s worth noting that I had a better sense of well-being which seems obviously attributed to higher testosterone levels.
> I didn’t experience any negative side effects (which I didn’t expect too).
> By the end of week 2 is when I started really noticing the effects of Animal Test; so if you try this, give it some time. Every week thereafter I got stronger and noticed more fullness and striations. I actually think I’ll do a 9 week cycle next time.
Pros: Although my gains were not outrageous I feel Animal Test indeed works if you’re training hard and getting enough quality calories. I didn’t change my nutrition plan other than the fact I are more food while being on Animal Test yet noticed more muscle fullness. It seems I was burning fat while on this as well.
Cons: Two things here; the price and the fact that you only get 3 weeks’ worth. Most people try to budget monthly. If Animal Test came with 30 packs instead of 21, and for the same price, I’d be happy.
My Experience with Animal Test
The label for Animal Test suggests take a pack once a day before your workout with a meal and on off days take it at any time with a meal. I had to deviate from this a little and I also went to the Animal Forums for advice. I train first thing in the morning and am on my first set at about 5AM. I usually take a pre workout product and sometimes I’ll take a scoop of whey protein powder then I’m out the door. So being that I don’t get a full meal in before my workout I took 1 pack of Animal Test with my dinner each night.
My Use/Dosage of Animal Test
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