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Just Beet It

Beets are packed full good things for human health and performance. A little bit of beet juice can improve your bio markers and boost athletic performance. Let's take a look at how we can optimize beet juice and work on our feel good.


To start with beet juice raises nitric oxide levels. Nitric oxide increases blood flow and aids in lung function. This has vast benefits for endurance and performance in athletes. But even if you're not an elite athlete you can still benefit from the positive health factors associated with drinking beet juice.


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  • Increases plasma nitrate levels

  • Good source of potassium

  • Improves Stamina - Studies show that drinking beet juice boosts performance

  • Lowers blood pressure

  • Helps maintain healthy weight levels

  • Boost Imune System

  • Full of Antioxidants

  • May prevent cancer

  • Supports liver function

  • Lowers cholesterol and triglycerides

  • Good source of several key minerals like iron, sodium, magnesium, zinc, and copper



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Studies suggest that drinking about two cups of beet juice around two hours before you train is ideal for maximizing the optimal performance factors. Outside of boosting performance it's a win for your overall health so give it a try and let us know how it works for you.







 

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