As men age, it's common to feel a decline in energy, focus, and overall vitality. Many turn to caffeine for a quick boost, only to experience crashes that leave them more drained.

Professional fighters face similar challenges, especially after intense weight cuts that deplete essential nutrients. A study published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research found that MMA fighters often experience significant dehydration and nutrient loss before competitions, impacting their performance.

To combat this, fighters replenish their bodies with a strategic combination of electrolytes—like sodium, potassium, and magnesium—and B-complex vitamins.

These nutrients are crucial for maintaining hydration, muscle function, and mental clarity.

And you need them, every damn day...

Especially if you deal with chronic stress, poor sleep, processed food, or caffeine crashes. Your brain's operating system is already running at half-speed before any emergency even happens.

Are there times where regardless of how on top of Sh*t you are, you'll need to perform in bad conditions? Of course.

What we want to do is MINIMIZE the number of times in a week where you are fatigued and not performing at your best.

No operator goes into a mission hoping his equipment will work. He checks, double-checks, and ensures every system is primed before he needs it.

Your brain and body deserve the same preparation. Because when that door kicks in at 2AM, you're not running on adrenaline and good intentions. You're running on whatever compounds are already circulating in your system — either the right ones that fuel instant decision-making, or the wrong ones that leave you fumbling in the dark.