Nitric Oxide Beets

For lower cost, you can alternate Snap with an inexpensive beet powder. And there are other good brands. But if you pay for a premium beet extract--i do suggest: A. pick one that tastes great. And: B. avoid added arginine or citrulline, a variation of arginine, to increase performance-enhancine NO (nitric oxide). Arginine enables viral infections. The better additive is "red spinach"--to boost NO without arginine. Also, unlike ordinary spinach, "red spinach" does not contain unhealthy "oxalic acid." Arginine is often promoted as an "anti-aging" nutrient. However, if you visit forums for chronic viral infections--they will warn to avoid arginine. On the other hand--one of the best methods to reduce viral invections is lysine--especially if you have cold sores. This is because lysine, similar to arginine, fools the virus that needs arginine to reproduce. Lysine is an "essential amino acid," generally said to have no toxic effect. large doses such as 2-6 "super lysine plus" daily can be taken for a few weeks or months with no side effects. However, after taking 1-2 lysine daily for decades, i find that such a high level for long periods does cause painful joints. Therefore, i only take 1/2 tablet Super Lysine Plus every 2 days. Also, in my personal theory, beets are a natural balance for lysine. Because--if lysine suppresses the side effects of arginine, it might also suppress the benefits. The primary benefit of arginine is NO, or the youth-enhancing effects of available oxygen to the muscles. Beets are also a "blood builder" and shown to reduce the side effects of chemotherapy. Do not mix beets with fruit or with powerful greens such as wheat grass juice. That gets rather mud-like. Otherwise however--beets go very well with any non-fruit food or drink. Beets also are sweet. The first forms of sugar were made from beets. So if you like sweet milk or coffee--try adding a little beet powder. Depending on the type of beet formula, this can taste good or bad. In my experience, Snap cherry lime flavor is one of the good ones. Snap can be habit forming. But is probably a very good habit. If you heard of "color balancing." We should eat lotts of green and lots of red. Only beets and liver are really red. And liver is only healthy in small doses. By the way. Snap beet powder happens to go extremely well with Chinese food. Such as egg foo yong and egg rolls. In addition to whatever sauces and dressings you normally enjoy.

very easy to blend with water and a few ice cubes, taken before my workouts I've noticed good muscle pumps and and added energy

This is a good product, it smells good, mixes well, the price is good. However, it is a little too sweet for my taste buds. I feel a little bloated shortly after drinking it.

Taking this for BP control as I exit using conventional meds. Works very well and the taste is awesome! Great product!

Product has increased my nitric oxide production and helped me reduce inflammation.

⭐️⭐️⭐️This beet root powder is okay, but not amazing. The flavor is very earthy and a bit hard to mix smoothly, even in juice or smoothies. It does seem to provide a little energy boost and help with workouts, but the results weren’t as strong as I expected.The packaging is fine, and it’s nice that it’s organic, but for the price I was hoping for a better taste and easier mixability. Overall, it’s decent if you don’t mind the flavor, but not something I’d rush to buy again.

This item is not just for athletes but for everyone. I have been using this supplement for 3 months now. I’ve noticed I have more energy and I feel good and stronger. It’s easy to use as it comes with a scoop and taste good and value for money is great.

I've been looking for a way to incorporate beets into my diet. The powder and pill left a lot to be desired. These chews are very effective and taste great!