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Ghost Energy Drink: Cans That Rebel Against the Status Quo (200mg Caffeine)
Launched in 2020, updated in 2021 with an improved formula, and relentlessly pursuing exciting new flavors and collaborations, Ghost Energy Drink has taken the beverage world by storm. This article explains the flavors, ingredient profile, backstory, and more.
Ghost Energy Drink: More Energy, More LifeGhost Energy has some key features that you just won’t […]
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Ghost Glow: Look Good, Feel Great (2023 Update)
Skin health is something that doesn’t get a lot of press in the sports nutrition industry. It’s tempting to write this off as a relatively “superficial” concern in an industry that’s geared towards helping people wring every last watt of mental and physical performance from their personal potential.
But as it turns out, the health […]
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Bubblicious Strawberry Splash Ghost Energy is Back for Summer ’23
Three years ago, Ghost Lifestyle launched Ghost Energy, and the team has done nothing but make it better with each passing quarter. We’ve recently covered the phenomenal Ghost Energy Swedish Fish and the incredibly underrated Ghost Energy Orange Cream, and another amazing flavor is now upon us:
Ghost Energy Bubblicious Strawberry SplashThis […]
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Dan Lourenco & Ryan Hughes #2 – GHOST x TMNT and the Future of Collabs | Episode #066
https://blog.priceplow.com/podcast/dan-lourenco-ryan-hughes-ghost-tmnt-collabs-066
On April 18, 2022, Team PricePlow flew into Chicago, IL to visit the Ghost Lifestyle headquarters, celebrating the Ghost Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles collaboration launch. After meeting up with CEO Dan Lourenço, CMO Ryan Hughes, and the rest of the team, we received a tour, then got down to business.
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Ghost Burn BLACK Returns: More Thermogenic, More Heat!
2022 Update: Ghost Burn Black is a back at GNC with the same great formula and flavor collabs! In 2020 it was launched as a limited-edition release, so if you’re a fan of the sweat-factor, get it while it’s still out.
In previous years, Ghost has done some big things in the industry with […]
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Maxx Chewning Sour Pink Lemonade Ghost Legend (2021)
Note: The 2023 Maxx Chewning Collab arrived, but is GHOST x Sour Strips. Good news is that Sour Pink Lemonade Ghost Energy also recently came out, but without Maxx’s name on it.
Who is Maxx Chewning? He’s a YouTuber, fitness influencer, entrepreneur, powerlifter, Ghost Lifestyle sponsored athlete, and owns a goldendoodle named Dood.
When […]
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Dan Lourenco & Ryan Hughes – Ghost Energy V2 | PPP #035
In December of 2020, we got the chance to speak with Dan Lourenco and Ryan Hughes, co-founders of Ghost. In just over an hour, they covered several interesting topics, including:
Ghost Energy launch Ghost Energy V2 (new packaging, formula, and flavor!) Ghost 2020 recap (how Ghost overcame several obstacles to make 2020 the best[…]Continue Reading →
Ghost BCAA V2: Better Formula, Lower Price
Ghost was started in 2016 by Dan Lourenco and Ryan Hughes. Ghost hit the ground running with numerous supplements that have stood the test of time, including Ghost Whey, Ghost Legend, and Ghost Amino. One of the first products that the company released in 2016 and that featured multiple licensed flavors was Ghost BCAA.
Throughout […]
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Ghost Whey Marshmallow Cereal Milk is Magically Nutritious and Delicious
If you’ve been following Ghost for a while, then you know their favorite snack is a massive bowl of cereal. And we’re not talking about plain wheat bran or unflavored oat cereals. We’re talking about the real deal cereal we all grew up with (for better or for worse!).
Dan and Ryan have a massive […]
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Rob Lipsett’s Whiskey Sour Ghost Legend: Ghost Brings Nitrosigine To The States!
Over the years, Ghost has drastically expanded their line of products, brand awareness, and “family” of sponsored athletes. Since they are more of a lifestyle brand, they typically opt for adding social media influencers and YouTubers to their team opposed to professional athletes. But Ghost also doesn’t just pick the person with the largest follower […]
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