What is the The Muscle Maximizer?

The Muscle Maximizer is a truly customized, unique, anabolic approach to nutrition. The Muscle Maximizer contains breakthrough nutritional software that when combined with proper weight training, packs-on pure shredded muscle in record time without any fat. It is designed to explode you through any muscle building plateau while staying lean and turning heads 365 days a year! Results may vary.

How does it work?

The Muscle Maximizer uses a 3 phase custom approach to promoting lean muscle growth. The Muscle Maximizer provides a unique nutritional software that is designed to tailor optimum muscle-building nutrition to you based on your individual factors such as your age, weight, height, body type and workout schedule. Calories and macronutrients are specifically allocated throughout the day to perfectly complement the customized training program you’ll be provided. On the days you’re not training, your nutrition is structured to help repair and rebuild broken down muscle tissue. The Muscle Maximizer is designed to give your body what it needs, when it needs it, in order to promote lean muscle growth and accelerate muscle recovery. You’re also provided with simple and easy-to -understand charts and graphs that track your muscle-building progress in order to make sure you are on the fastest pace possible to a more muscular physique. Learn more about it here.

What if I don’t know my somatotype (true body type)?

Don’t worry, not many men do, and this is a huge reason why the generic nutrition programs they’re following fail. You will be shown exactly how to determine your true body type during phase 1 of the program.

What if I don’t like the foods I’m supposed to eat?

Valid question. With The Muscle Maximizer, the nutritional content of your meals is the most important thing so there are many food choices for you to choose from in order to meet your nutritional requirements. The system will load 3 customized meal plans for you to choose from each day that meet your nutritional requirements, and you may also build your own meal plan and make substitutions if you want. This nutritional software has a database of almost 1400 different foods that you can select from to help you meet the nutritional requirement of any particular meal.

Is it safe to use my credit card online?

Yes, we take you safety extremely seriously! Your online order is passed through a secure connection and this means that your credit card information cannot be accessed by anyone. The merchant ClickBank is used to process all orders. ClickBank is one of the most popular and trusted credit card processors on the Internet and uses the strongest security and anti-fraud features available. In addition to this, they never store your financial data in their system. Your credit card information is directly processed to the bank, and they are the only ones who have access to this information.

What if I don't know my way around the computer well?
I'm scared of ordering something I don't know how to use!

I absolutely suck at techy stuff myself, so believe me when I tell you, getting started is extremely easy. I will see you on the next page and walk you through how to download the programs step-by-step. Trust me, it's not hard at all.

What if it doesn’t work for me?

If you’re not happy with the product for any reason whatsoever, send us an email within 60 days and you’ll be issued a prompt 100% refund. I want to give you every reason to get started with The Muscle Maximizer today which is why I am protecting you with a 100% money-back guarantee.

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