Back 2 Basics Nutrition The BasiX

Take a closer look at our ingredients:

Caffeine ‒ Stimulates the central nervous system improving coordination, alertness, and performance. It is naturally found in coffee, tea, and more.

Synephrine ‒ Derived primarily from the fruit of Citrus aurantium with excellent stimulant properties. It increases energy levels and promotes fat loss.

Black Tea Extract ‒ A stimulant with excellent anti-oxidant properties and polyphenols to fight damaging free radicals.

Tyramine ‒ Provides energy through the release of norephinephine; helps with fat loss.

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Arginine Ethyl Ester ‒ A new kind of arginine, the precursor to nitric oxide. It enhances the ability to transport nutrients because of vessel relxation, and thus increases circulation.

Creatine Ethyl Ester ‒ A newer type of creatine, performing the same functions as creatine monohydrate but with better absorption. Creatine brings more ATP to muscle cells, inducing better fast-twitch explosiveness.

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Vinpocetine ‒ It increases overall bloodflow for nutrients to get to working muscles; increases circulation.

Acetyl L-Carnitine ‒ It burns fat, increases energy, and decreases muscle fatigue.

Green Tea Extract (EGCG) ‒ It increases energy, burns fat, promotes intestinal health and has extreme anti-oxidant properties.

Circulation and Transport

L-Taurine ‒ It expands cells by helping the muscle cell hold more water, increasing cell volume. This is important because larger hydrated muscle cells results in a higher rate of protein synthesis.

Alpha Lipoic Acid (R+ Isomer) ‒ It is commonly referred to as ALA and helps us collect energy and nutrients from the food we eat. It binds with and inactivates harmful metals such as mercury, excess iron, copper, etc. It has incredible antioxidant properties. The R isomer is the more expensive kind, improves insulin response. The cheaper RS isomer is not nearly as effective as the R isomer.

Vitamins and Minerals

Vitamin B-12 ‒ It is important for brain, nervous system and blood functioning.

Vitamin B-6 ‒ It is the cofactor in reactions of metabolism of amino acids and is necessary for enzymes controlling release of glucose to glycogen.

Vitamin B-9 ‒ It is necessary for production and protection of new cells.

Vitamin C ‒ It is essential nutrient required for metabolic reactions and extreme antioxidant.

Potassium ‒ It is the mineral that performs many bodily functions; contraction of muscles, it is utilized by autonomic nervous system for brain, heart beat, breathing, etc.; deficiency could result in decreased strength.

Calcium ‒ It promotes healthy and strong bones, controls muscle performance and contractions; it is important in fat metabolism, transports amino acids and creatine.

Phosphorus ‒ It forms part of the structural framework of DNA and RNA and is used to transport cellular energy.

Magnesium ‒ It is needed by every cell of the body; it maintains normal muscle and nerve function, strong bones, and a healthy heart.

Carbohydrate and Sweetener

Dextrose ‒ Glucose, the chief source of energy in the body.