Nitro fuel is sometimes described by Sanas athletes as a 'rocket in a bottle'. This concentrated pre-workout shot combines various ingredients in a single 100 ml bottle. But what exactly is in Nitro Fuel, and why do athletes choose it before a tough workout or competition?
What's in Nitro Fuel?
Nitro Fuel combines L-citrulline, beta-alanine, L-carnitine, taurine, and caffeine. Each ingredient has its own role.
Caffeine helps to increase alertness and concentration. L-citrulline plays a role in the production of nitric oxide (NO), which is involved in vasodilation. Taurine is an endogenous substance involved in various processes in the muscles and nervous system. Beta-alanine contributes to the formation of carnosine in the muscles, which helps to buffer acids during intense exercise. Finally, L-carnitine plays a role in energy metabolism and the transport of fatty acids to the mitochondria, where they can be used as an energy source.
Nitro Fuel is therefore primarily a practical combination of various ingredients in one concentrated pre-workout shot.
How and when to use Nitro Fuel?
You should take Nitro Fuel approximately 20 minutes before your workout or competition, following the instructions on the product. This makes the bottle easy to take with you to a running race, cycling tour, triathlon, HYROX, or intensive strength training.
Why do you get tingling from Nitro Fuel?
Do you feel tingling on your skin, face, or ears after drinking it? This can be caused by the beta-alanine in the product. These temporary tingles are called paresthesia and are a known reaction after beta-alanine intake. The sensation can be noticeable but is a known side effect in itself.
Nitro Fuel for your next effort
Nitro Fuel is a compact pre-workout shot for athletes who want to combine various ingredients, including caffeine, for an intensive effort.
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FAQ
Can you combine Nitro Fuel with sports nutrition?
Yes. Nitro Fuel can be part of your nutrition strategy alongside, for example, a sports drink, energy gel, or Energy Fruit. However, consider the composition of other products, especially your total caffeine intake.
