Brand Update
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January 27, 2020
SARMs or Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator are a class of androgen receptor ligands. They are intended to have similar effects as androgenic drugs but have less side effects by their selective action, giving them more legitimate use than anabolic steroids.
As many of you know, judging by our emails and social media messages, there is some concern regarding the supply of SARMs following the decision of the Chinese Government to criminalise many performance-enhancing compounds (http://english.court.gov.cn/2019-11/20/content_37524202.htm). This ban took effect 1st January 2020.
The ban follows pressure by the US Government which often occurs during the time leading up to Olympic years and is further exacerbated by the ongoing trade-war between the two nations. This will make world-wide supply of SARMS and associated products sporadic and uncertain for the majority of 2020 at least. It will also coincide with planned legislation in the US to further control
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November 07, 2016
Peak Body recently made headlines!
The story, now picked up by Bdaily, Northern Echo, Sunderland Echo and BBC Radio Newcastle, comes after father John Citrone, owner of the supplement business handed down his responsibilities to son and former Professional Poker Player, Carlo Citrone.
John, who has had over 50 years’ experience in the bodybuilding industry, has been winner of Mr Universe nine times and World Champion six times is now finally ready to take a back seat. He built the business from scratch and created a number of bodybuilding supplements based on his own experience, and knowledge
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October 10, 2016
Peak Body Nutrition has recently undergone a brand new rebrand for their product range. The new designs created by Dimasoft compliment the business well and give it a fantastic new look.
Peak Body approached Dimasoft to ask for something that would modernise the brand and bring it in line with other competitors in the industry. This not only keeps them up to date in the online world but also ensures that they can continue to grow as a brand.
The old packaging designs consisted of very plain backgrounds consisting mainly of black and silver colouring. They now boast black and red
