The Energy Booster

Elevate your energy.

We set out to create the most effective pre-workout with added BCAAs on the market. One that wasn’t packed with crazy amounts of caffeine. Did we succeed? It's won a bunch of Best Pre-workout Awards, so yeah. Formulated to raise energy, improve stamina and to help push yourself further. Activate your superpowers.

Per Serving:

BCAA Complex (5g): Of the twenty amino acids, nine are considered essential amino acids, meaning they must be obtained through your diet. Three of these nine are called branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs): leucine, isoleucine and valine. These are the most important amino acids for muscle growth and maintenance. You can find them here in an optimal 2:1:1 ratio. References > 1, 2.

Citrulline Malate (2g): This is L-Citrulline (an amino acid) combined with malic acid (an organic salt). Citrulline malate can improve aerobic and anaerobic performance during prolonged exercise by reducing fatigue and increasing nitric oxide in the body. This relaxes blood vessels and increases blood flow and oxygen to working muscles. References > 3, 4.

Maca (1.25g): Reduces effects of physical and mental stress, and increases energy and libido. Grown for more than 2,000 years in the highest mountains of Peru, maca has recently found widespread popularity as an adaptogen. These are a group of natural ingredients that support the body's ability to deal with stress. References > 5, 6.

Beta Alanine (1.2g): When you exercise, metabolites accumulate in the muscles causing pH levels to drop resulting in fatigue. Carnosine can help reduce this acidity but the amount of carnosine made in the body depends on the amount of beta alanine available, and it's only when there's excess beta alanine that carnosine levels can increase to offset fatigue and aid performance. References > 7, 8.

Guarana (100mg): An Amazonian fruit regarded as the elixir of long life. In addition to the stimulating action of its caffeine content, other benefits have been attributed to it’s alkaloid content. These include improved alertness, reaction time, memory, mood and performance during physical exercise. References > 9, 10.

Caffeine (71mg): The value of caffeine on mental and physical performance has been well-established. Research evidences positive effects on improving alertness, mood, cognitive function, fat oxidation, and exercise performance. References > 11, 12.

Vitamin B Complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9, B12 all at 100%*): For reduction of tiredness and fatigue. They also play a role in maintaining hair and skin health, and regulating the nervous system. There are eight essential B vitamins: thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, biotin, folic acid and vitamin B12. We bring all eight together at each one's daily recommended intake. References > 13, 14.

*%NRV (Nutrient Reference Values) are guidelines on daily amounts of vitamins and minerals to be consumed to maintain a healthy diet.

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