Whats a “Perpetual Pump?
” The “Perpetual Pump” is a muscle pump that literally does not go away. It’s a muscle that remains in its post-exercise, blood-engorged, rock-hard condition. The increased muscle size and muscle “density” do not fade with time. The “perpetual pump” is a brand new phenomenon. It’s one of the stunning effects of sustained hemodilation. Increased blood flow is responsible for your pump. Your body responds to exercise by releasing nitric oxide. Nitric oxide is the muscle’s “signaling molecule” responsible for increased blood flow. Nitric oxide opens the blood ‘floodgates,’ and blood surges in(hemodilation). You get a pump. But the exercise-induced pump is only temporary. It disappears soon after the body realizes exercise has ended. But with NO2, pumps do not go away. Even massive, vein-popping pumps show no sign of diminishing. That’s because NO2 generates a ‘continuous surge’ of blood that courses through the skeletal muscle throughout the day. So muscles remain engorged and steel-like
