Patrick Arnold is an organic chemist credited with the introduction of prohormones or “andro” products to the nutritional supplement marketplace. Patrick has also been the pioneer behind other novel and popular nutritional supplement products such as chrysin, ipriflavone, lysophosphatidyl choline and citrulline malate. Patrick has United States patents on many of his inventions and discoveries.

Using his considerable expertise in the synthesis of organic compounds, Patrick has devised and implemented several novel production processes for the manufacture of nutritional supplement compounds. So Patrick does not just discover novel compounds, he also figures out how to manufacture them firsthand.

Patrick has appeared in many publications including major newspapers such as the Washington Post, popular magazines such as ESPN magazine, as well as countless fitness and bodybuilding magazines such as Muscle And Fitness. Patrick is considered the world’s foremost expert in hormonal male enhancement and muscle building and his opinions and knowledge in these fields are sought after by thousands.

Patrick has been a featured writer in many bodybuilding magazines including Muscular Development and Ironman, as well as on-line publications such as Testosterone.net and MuscleMonthly.com

He’s also credited with co-founding the United Supplement Freedom Association, a not-for-profit coalition of individuals and companies dedicated to the preservation of safe sports supplements and other nutritional products. USFA works with top scientists, physicians, political lobbyists, and legislators to develop responsible guidelines for the production, distribution and marketing of certain categories of nutritional supplements.

Patrick currently is vice-president of Proviant Technologies Inc., an Illinois company that manufactures bulk nutraceutical ingredients as well as offers contract manufacturing services. He is also the founder and head of a private label supplement company called Ergopharm that specializes in prohormones and other sports nutrition supplements.

Education
Patrick Arnold received his B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Haven in 1990. While working as a synthetic-organic chemist at a major chemical company, Patrick was enrolled in graduate school programs at Montclair St. University and the University of Connecticut.