VELOCITY INGRIDENTS AND WHAT THEY ARE GOOD FOR ::: Acai -The acai berry is a small, dark purple, fleshy berry like fruit of a tall slender palm (Euterpe oleracea) from tropical Central and South America. In 2004, it became popular to consume açaí as a dietary supplement. This antioxidant rich berry assists in heart health, weight loss, promotes healthier skin, helps sooth digestive upset, improves cellular health, boosts energy, improves mental function, and contains anti-inflammatory properties. Camu Camu-A plant native to South America, these berries contain more natural and potent Vitamin C than any other known plant in the world. It has been shown to boost the immune system, improving gum, skin, and eye health, and is also high in antioxidants. A 2010 study from the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry shows Camu-Camu contains ellagic acid, which acts as an anti-diabetic. Cupuacu-A tropical fruit found primarily in the rainforests of Brazil, these small melons have a sweet fleshy inside and large black seeds. Cupuaçu is known to increase metabolism, assisting in weight loss. As part of the cacao family, it contains natural caffeine to help boost energy. The high antioxidant content helps improve hair, skin, and nails. The fatty acids help improve brain function including memory, mood swing prevention and more. Vitamin B1, B6, B12 & Niacin-Vitamin B1, B6, B12 and Niacin (vitamin B3) are four of the eight B vitamins. They all aid in the conversion of food into fuel in the body which produces natural energy. They all promote healthy skin, hair, eyes, liver and increased immune system functionality. Furthermore, when combined together they aid in maintaining healthy nerve cells and production of DNA and RNA. A.M.P. (4-Amino-2-Methylpentane Citrate)-A.M.P. (4-Amino-2-Methylpentane Citrate) is a powerful stimulant that causes thermogenesis in the body which slightly raises body temperature and allows for greater energy expenditure and fat oxidation. D-Caffeine Malate-D-caffeine Malate is a mild stimulant that contains caffeine and malic acid which has been shown to increase metabolic production while providing a smooth energy that replenishes itself throughout the day. Hoodia-Hoodia (20 : 1) is a succulent plant that is naturally found in the deserts of Southern Africa and is renown as one of the best natural appetite suppressants in the world. Green Coffee Bean Extract-Green Coffee Bean Extract (50%) is simply raw coffee which hasnt been roasted. Before the roasting occurs, raw coffee seeds (beans) contain a high concentration of chlorogenic acid which slows the absorption of fat from food intake, and stimulates the metabolism. Phenylethylamine HCL-Phenylethylamine HCL is a B-vitamin naturally found in cocoa. It provides a quick boost of energy, helps to regulate mood, and stress, and improves mental focus. Synephrine HcI-Synephrine HcI is found naturally in the dried orange Citrus Aurantium and is commonly known as bitter orange. It provides a small stimulant effect and aids other metabolism stimulators. Cayenne-Cayenne (180,000 Healing Units) is the highest quality cayenne available. It is used to stimulate circulation and blood flow in the body, helps with the absorption of nutrients, and aids in digestion. Quercetin-Quercetin is a flavonoid that is found in many plants and foods. Aside from being useful in the treatment of many vascular conditions such as heart disease, high cholesterol, and circulation problems, it has shown to increase endurance and increase athletic performance. Beta-Alanine-Beta-Alanine is a non-essential amino acid which is converted in the body into chemicals that aid in the building of lean muscle, and greatly increases exercise capacity. Cocoa Powder-Cocoa Powder - is a stimulant which is rich in natural caffeine and has shown to regulate high blood pressure. It has also been linked to aiding in liver, kidney, and bladder function. Green Tea Extract-Green Tea Extract (50%) is an incredible source for antioxidants and anti-carcinogens. It contains natural caffeine and a wide-range of anti-inflammatory characteristics.
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