If you are considering trying YOLKED, it is natural to have questions. One of the most common we hear is simple and fair:
Why would I use YOLKED when I can just eat eggs?
YOLKED contains Fortetropin, a bioactive compound derived from fertilized egg yolk that has been studied for its ability to support muscle protein synthesis. While eggs are a nutritious food and a staple for many active people, YOLKED is designed to deliver Fortetropin in a targeted, consistent, and safe form that goes beyond what standard eggs provide.
Here are two key reasons people choose YOLKED Fortetropin rather than relying on eggs alone.
Concentrated and Targeted Nutrition
The eggs typically found in grocery stores are unfertilized. YOLKED, by contrast, is made from fertilized egg yolk and contains Fortetropin, which has been shown in research to support muscle protein synthesis and help reduce muscle breakdown.
While it is technically possible to source fertilized eggs, they are not widely available, consistent in composition, or practical to consume daily in precise amounts. YOLKED provides a standardized serving of Fortetropin designed specifically to support muscle health.
Safety and Processing
Fortetropin is produced using a high-pressure processing method that eliminates harmful bacteria while preserving key components of the egg yolk, including proteins, peptides, lipids, vitamins, and minerals. This process avoids the risks associated with consuming raw eggs and differs from traditional heat-based methods.
After pressure processing, the egg yolk undergoes low-temperature freeze drying to maintain its integrity and stability.
Does YOLKED Work?
Published human research shows that daily supplementation with Fortetropin can significantly increase muscle protein synthesis compared to control groups when combined with resistance training.
YOLKED offers a safe, consistent, and research-backed way to experience the benefits of egg-derived nutrition without the risks or limitations of raw or cooked eggs.
To learn more about the science behind Fortetropin, explore additional resources at myoscorp.com.