Fulvic acid is a byproduct from microorganisms in the soil. It’s a catalyst or a “helper” compound. It is a carrier molecule which allows it to pick up micronutrients and deliver them throughout the body. Fulvic molecules have the “keys” to all the cell membranes to easily transport nutrients throughout the body.

Studies show that it helps chelate, or remove, excess heavy metals in the body. It has been shown to help with absorption in the intestines. It is good for the microbiome by repairing the microvilli in the small intestine, leading to better gut health. Research suggests Fulvic acid is actually a very powerful polyphenol and electrolyte.

Caffeine Anhydrous provides more energy by binding to adenosine receptors in the CNS. When adenosine binds to its receptors it signals fatigue in the brain; preventing this signal increases focus and alertness. It also increases strength and stimulates the nerves that activate muscle fibers, resulting in more forceful contractions.

Binding to adenosine receptors on fat cells helps release more fat from fat cells that travel to the mitochondria (with the help of carnitine) where it is burned off for energy. It has also been shown to blunt muscle pain helping you push farther past the pain barrier to muscle failure which results in better gains.

Beta Alanine is an amino acid that combines with the amino acid Histidine to form Carnosine, which blunts fatigue during workouts. Carnosine is actually what provides all the benefits. Carnosine works by increasing the buffering capacity of hydrogen ions in the muscle.

These hydrogen ions are produced when lactic acid levels rise in the muscles. This means blunting of fatigue to keep pushing through intense exercise. CarnoSyn is the trademarked brand we use for its purity. When taken daily, it can lead to gains in muscle strength and size.

Creatine serves as an energy producing molecule inside muscle cells, readily assisting in the production of ATP. It also helps with cellular hydration by pulling water to the muscle cells through osmosis. Creatine is best taken continuously, since it needs to be “saturated” in the muscles to be most effective.

Branched Chain Amino Acids are the only amino acids that bypass the liver and go directly into the bloodstream, therefore going directly to the muscle.

L-Leucine – Is mostly known for being the “key player” in muscle protein synthesis.

L-Isoleucine – Provides energy in the muscle. Studies also show that Leucine and Isoleucine boost fat loss when paired with diet and exercise.

L-Valine – Competes for uptake with the amino acid Tryptophan ,keeping us from feeling fatigued or sluggish.

It is important to have the two together rather than just citrulline. L-Citrulline is converted into arginine in the blood to produce Nitric Oxide; L-Citrulline is readily absorbed by the intestine.

The N.O. production relaxes blood vessels which allows more blood flow to the muscles. This helps oxygen, nutrients, and hormones get to the muscles. Malic acid (malate) is used in the body in the Krebs cycle to help produce ATP (energy).