Alfabin™: The Purest Form of Rauwolscine Found in Project M777
If you're on the hunt for the next-level edge in your training, chances are you’ve come across Rauwolscine—a powerful stimulant and alpha-2 antagonist often used for its fat-burning, energy-boosting effects. But not all Rauwolscine is created equal.
Introducing Alfabin™: the trademarked, ultra-pure form of Rauwolscine featured exclusively in Project M777, the elite pre-workout formula by UXO Supplements. No other pre-workout on the market is currently using this premium-grade extract. If you're serious about focus, energy, and thermogenic power, here’s why Alfabin™ deserves your attention..
What is Rauwolscine?
Rauwolscine (also known as alpha-yohimbine) is a compound extracted from the Rauwolfia serpentina plant. It’s structurally similar to Yohimbine, but it’s far more potent—and cleaner in its effects.
As an alpha-2 adrenergic receptor antagonist, Rauwolscine helps increase norepinephrine levels in the body, which:
- Enhances fat mobilization
- Increases alertness and energy
- Supports mood and motivation
- Acts as a mild appetite suppressant
However, raw Rauwolscine extracts can vary significantly in purity and potency—leading to inconsistent results, and sometimes unwanted side effects like anxiety or jitteriness.
Why Alfabin™ is Different
Alfabin™ isn’t just Rauwolscine. It’s the cleanest, most refined form available—standardized for consistency, efficacy, and purity.
Unlike generic Rauwolscine extracts, Alfabin™ is:
- Purified for maximum effectiveness
- Clinically consistent, meaning every dose hits the same
- Less prone to side effects thanks to reduced impurities
- Exclusively found in Project M777
The Benefits of Alfabin™ in Project M777
When paired with the full performance matrix of Project M777, Alfabin™ delivers a synergistic edge that hits harder, lasts longer, and helps you stay dialed in from first rep to final set. Here's what to expect:
🔥 Intense Thermogenic Effect
Alfabin™ increases core temperature and ramps up fat oxidation, helping you burn more calories during workouts—especially in fasted states.
⚡ Clean, Sustained Energy
No harsh crashes. The stimulant synergy in M777—with natural caffeine and extended-release stimulants—ensures Alfabin™ gives you smooth, sustained alertness and drive.
🧠 Laser-Like Focus
By elevating norepinephrine and dopamine activity, Alfabin™ enhances mental clarity, alertness, and motivation, helping you get locked into your training.
❌ Appetite Suppression
Alfabin™ can blunt hunger, making it ideal for cutting phases or morning training when you don’t want food weighing you down.
How Alfabin™ Feels in the Gym
Most users report:
- An intense "tunnel vision" focus
- Elevated heart rate and clear energy
- Sweating and thermogenic warmth
- Slight appetite suppression post-dose
- Better performance, endurance, and aggression in the gym
If you've used pre-workouts before and felt “flat” or under-stimulated, the addition of Alfabin™ in Project M777 is a game changer.
Why You Won’t Find This Elsewhere
Here’s the truth: most pre-workouts cut corners. They use cheap extracts, outdated ingredient combos, or hide behind proprietary blends.
At UXO Supplements, we’re built different. We don’t follow trends—we lead with transparency, efficacy, and innovation. Alfabin™ is proof of that commitment. And right now, Project M777 is the one of the few pre-workouts on the market using this trademarked, cutting-edge form of Rauwolscine.
Final Thoughts: Is Alfabin™ Right for You?
If you want a pre-workout that delivers clean aggression, relentless energy, and unmatched thermogenic drive, Alfabin™ in Project M777 is for you.
This isn’t your average gym stim. It’s performance-grade, combat-tested, and veteran-formulated. It’s built for those chasing more than a pump—it’s for those building dominance.
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Project M777
Raspberry Lemonade
11880 W. President Dr. Suite D
11880 W President Dr
Suite D
Boise ID 83713
United States
PRODUCT DETAILS
20/40 servings depending on tolerance |
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6 trademarked ingredients |
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5 focus ingredients |
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max limits of pump ingredients |
IS PROJECT M777 RIGHT FOR YOU?
WHAT IS TESTOSTERONE?
Testosterone is the prototypical male hormone. It’s what puts hair on your chest and muscles on your frame during puberty. Put simply, testosterone is what makes a man a man. In healthy men, normal testosterone levels generally range between 300 ng/dL and 1050 ng/dL. Unfortunately, levels decline with aging and may fall below the normal range.
TESTOSTERONE LEVELS BY AGE: THE BAD NEWS
As men age, total testosterone levels decline. Even worse, free testosterone (testosterone not bound in the blood to sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG)) levels decline more rapidly than total testosterone. Studies have shown that total testosterone decreases by approximately 30% in healthy men between the ages of 25 and 75. Free testosterone levels decline even more significantly with decreases of approximately 50%.
WHAT PROBLEMS RESULT FROM LOW TESTOSTERONE??
Low testosterone has been correlated with unwanted changes in body composition such as increased abdominal fat and decreased muscle mass. Unfortunately, abdominal fat affects organs like the heart, liver and kidneys more adversely than fat anywhere else, in terms of cardiovascular risk. Unsurprisingly, low testosterone levels are associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and metabolic problems, such as diabetes. Low testosterone can also cause erectile dysfunction, depression, mood changes, and low bone density.
WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT?
TEST BOOST, our natural anabolic enhancer contains the highest quality, most potent, safe, natural compounds available.
TEST BOOST was developed to support the body’s natural (endogenous) production of total testosterone all the way up to high/normal levels, but work in a way that is safe and non-inhibitory.* Supports weight management and healthier bone structures*.
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