It’s time to embrace your inner Spartan.
This one is guaranteed to give you more energy and less stress, or your money back.
That’s correct.
We’ll send your money back if this formula doesn’t give you…
More gusto for workouts
Greater endurance levels to push through when your body’s screaming ‘Quit now’
More relaxation — even under pressure
Higher levels of focus
For the formula, it takes the best adaptogens and packs them into one, high-quality bag.
By taking this, you’ll flood your body with extra layers of energy.
You’ll also feel a waterfall of relaxation wash over you.
It is called ‘Spartan’ Formula.
It’s built so you can go balls to the wall as the ancient warriors did in every battle.
Let’s be honest.
A Spartan’s life wasn’t easy.
In fact, aspiring Spartans were often beaten during training to measure their toughness.
While you won’t be flogging yourself to test this one (we hope), we know you could still use a boost in other ways.
Maybe you’ve just taken on a big project and want to prevent your brain from skidding into a smoky cloud of burnout.
Perhaps you keep giving up too early in workouts.
This will help you plow through those important moments where your body tells you ‘Ok, we’re done here.’
Maybe kids or relationships are wearing you out. And you don’t want to snap and say something you later regret.
This formula keeps you cool when you know getting hot isn’t the best option.
Here’s a quick breakdown of what's put into it.
Eleuthero
This herb was a favorite of Russian soldiers during the Cold War. They used it to test soldiers ability to withstand grueling cold conditions. It was also used by Russian athletes during the Olympics, which allowed them to become a dominating force. To date, they’ve accrued over 1,800 medals, second only to the United States.
A study on mice showed the compounds in Eleuthero prevented lactic acid buildup. Lactic acid is that soreness feeling you get after pumping iron or doing cardio. This burning can slow down or even halt your athletic activity.
Imagine how far you could push yourself if you didn’t hit a wall of white-hot pain 10 minutes into an intense workout.
Schisandra Berry
Is the gold standard of tonic herbs. It’s the only adaptogen in all of Chinese Medicine that enters all 12 meridians.
These include the…
Kidney
Pericardium
Triple Warmer
Lung
Large intestine
Small intestine
Liver
Bladder Spleen
Heart
Stomach
Gallbladder
In short, it’s got a lot of power. It combines the five tastes, salty, sour, bitter, pungent and sweet into one. As an adaptogen, Schisandra’s primary powers come in the form of fighting stress.
This herb has been shown to…
Reduce cortisol levels (the stress hormone) in the body
Control changes in serotonin and adrenaline caused by stress
Fight adrenal fatigue caused by stress
Help with night vision
Rhodiola
This adaptogen is great for stress. It does this by decreasing or preventing hormonal changes tied to prolonged stress. It’s known as ‘The Golden Root’ or ‘Arctic Root’ and survives in the harsh mountains of Europe and Asia.
Rhodiola also…
Increases your red blood cell count so you can fight fatigue
Reduces effects of depression through its high concentration of Rosavin
Aids in weight loss as a fat burner
Cordyceps
Rounding out our Spartan is one of the most potent medicinal mushrooms for energy. One of the biggest indicators of energy during exercise is our ATP levels. Nerd alert. ATP, also known as Adenosine Triphosphate, is a complex organic chemical that provides energy to drive many processes in living cells. These processes include muscle contraction, nerve impulse propagation, and chemical synthesis.
This makes ATP the most direct and rapid energy source to exercise.In a recent study, female mice given Cordyceps and forced to swim saw a 151.2% increase in ATP. (Note: we do not condone animal testing. This information in this message is for educational purposes only).
This herb was definitely one that had to be included in an endurance formula. Does this sound like enough natural power for stress?
Click here to pick up a bag of Spartan today.
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