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Keto Connect with Mike: Supplements for Keto | Episode #004
In the fall of 2017, I had the honor of being one of KetoConnect’s first podcast interviewees!
Matt and Megha, the champions of all things keto food and keto recipes, asked me to come on and discuss supplements on the keto diet.
Matt found me due to my video testing creatine on the keto diet […]
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Ambrosia Ritual AM: Low-Carb Coffee Creamer by Marc Lobliner and Friends
Ambrosia is the brainchild of fitness celebrities Marc Lobliner, Sean Torbati, and Mike Rashid. The trio of friends formed a collective to design supplements that were truly innovative and made to enhance the quality of life for individuals, not just their athletic performance. Ambrosia was the result.
Since its debut, the brand […]
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Giant Sports Giant Keto Takes BHB Salts to the Next Level
The keto diet has been consistently trending for years thanks to the wild success it’s had with dieters where no other diet has worked. Keto diets are quite literally life-savers for certain individuals, such as the obese, the overly carb sensitive, and even bodybuilders who are in the final throes of their show prep.
But […]
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PrimaForce Peak O2: Enhance Your Workout with Mushrooms
This year, Compound Solutions introduced a new cordyceps-based ingredient blend named PeakO2, which was first encountered in Scivation’s Xtend Perform.
If you’ve spent much time following the PricePlow blog here, you know we’re always interested in the new up-and-coming ingredients helping to make athletes bigger, stronger and/or faster. This one could lead to performance[…]
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Theacrine: Caffeine’s Long-Lasting Counterpart
Theacrine is a compound that’s chemically similar to caffeine and is known for its potent ability to act as a stimulant.
It’s an alkaloid molecule – which simply means that it’s a naturally occurring substance derived from plant extracts. In its natural form, Theacrine is typically found in a traditional Chinese tea known as Camilla […]
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