MuscleTech Hot Sauce?! Scorpion’s Inferno!

For years, MuscleTech has made a name for themselves with cutting edge formulas. By pioneering the use of the caffeine metabolite paraxanthine in formulas like Burn iQ and EuphoriQ, MuscleTech helped usher in a new era of caffeine-alternative stimulant ingredients. More recently, we had Raza Bashir of MuscleTech, as well as Shawn Wells, on Episode #123 of the Priceplow Podcast to discuss the introduction of Peptide 185, which utilizes the novel dileucine peptide to enhance muscle growth.

Now, MuscleTech is coming out with something a little different.

Scorpion’s Inferno Hot Sauce

Almost exactly a year ago, the famous White House bodybuilding foodsmith, Chef Rush, joined the MuscleTech team. Since then, MuscleTech’s protein flavor game has hit new heights, with delicious Nitro-Tech flavors like Churros and Dulce de Leche gracing our gym bags.

Today, MuscleTech has announced that they’re traveling a bit off the beaten path with their news product. Chef Rush’s more savory culinary instincts have broken through, and as a result, there’s a new Scorpion’s Inferno hot sauce on the horizon.

What does a hot sauce have to do with gains?

In the announcement, the hot sauce is described as a “symphony of intense flavors and heat that will leave even the most seasoned spice enthusiasts reaching for a glass of milk wth a new set of abs and shredded muscle.”

While it may be easy to think that hot sauce has little to do with athletic supplementation, this description makes a good bit of sense. On the one hand, hot sauce adds a bit of pizzazz to the often-monotonous diet of beef and rice. The better it tastes, the more you’ll eat, and the more you’ll gain.

And, as the advertisement says, you’ll be able to increase your milk consumption in tandem. As any GOMAD practitioner will attest, milk is a superfood for bulking. When your mouth feels like it’s been stung by scorpions, what better salve than a nice, hearty glass of milk?

All-in-all, we can see the logic. While we don’t have the research to prove it, hot sauce equals gains.