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[VLOG] How Murder Hornets can save you from bonking

“I thought Vespa was a Gimmick…”

So if you have seen the news on the ‘Murder Hornets’ or watched my video taking about how we extract the peptide responsible for powering these Badasses of the Insect world to put into every pouch of VESPA you are probably thinking, ‘Yeah, this has to be a gimmick, right?’Well check out this tribute from […]

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[VLOG] How Murder Hornets can save you from bonking

How Murder Hornets can save you from bonking

In spite of the hyper focus on COVID-19 the ‘Murder Hornets’ have made the headlines on all the major news outlets like the N​Y Times and ABC News and are trending on social media. The stories extoll their power and lethal nature. They can kill a human, hunt rodents and insects many times their size […]

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What is Fat Adaptation?

This is a question I get asked a lot, and, of course, there are a lot of online “gurus” claiming to understand Fat Adaptation who have magically appeared in the past 3 years to add to the confusion.  In my 18+ years of developing with Fat Adaptation for performance I’ve worked with a lot of […]

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A Genuine ‘Paradigm-Shift’ in Sports Nutrition

‘Paradigm-shift’ is a term used a lot today to launch ‘new’ products, especially when it somes to athletic performance and sports nutrition. It’s catchy and gets our attention. Coupled with flashy packaging, website and marketing, the term ‘Paradigm-shift’ sells! The ‘WOO’ factor is huge! From the coffee choices you make to the ‘collagen’ you put […]

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OFM and the Mitochondria Performance Advantage

Mitochondria are literally your cell’s energy powerhouse. This is where ATP is produced. On a cellular level, the more your cells contain, the larger they are, the more capacity your body has to train, compete, and remain healthy & robust.  OFM provides a “Mitochondrial Advantage” in numerous ways. Fat-Adapted Metabolic State: Simply put, a molecule of fatty […]

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