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What makes BreinFuel so powerful?
no artificial flavours, no nonsense
GREEN COFFEE BEAN EXTRACT
The best of what’s in coffee without the loss and toxicity of the roast.
Natural CAFFEINE
Naturally sourced caffeine from unroasted coffee beans.
GREEN TEA EXTRACT
All the benefits of the rich catechin antioxidants and L-theanine in green tea.
MCT OIL
Derived from coconut oil, MCTs are a great slower-release energy source and are Keto-friendly!
D-RIBOSE
The body's own low-glycemic sugar for quick release energy in sync with initial caffeine release.
Collagen
Great source of protein and rich in amino acids like glycine, which is key to support accelerated metabolism for the brain.
VITAMIN C
A potent antioxidant that may penetrate into cell cytoplasm where mitochondrial oxidative stress can be damaging. More than 10x the minimum daily requirement with 1.5 grams.
BEETROOT
Breinfuel’s rich pink color comes from the super-antioxidant betacyanins in beet root. A great source of nitrous oxide (blood flow).
VITAMIN E
A potent lipid (fat)-soluble antioxidant that may penetrate cell membranes where neurons, blood vessel lining, and other membranes often sustain cumulative damage from oxidative stress.
L-THEANINE
Most commonly found with caffeine in green and black tea leaves, it has antioxidant properties and may improve ability to stay focused or switch focus. It is often combined with caffeine in nootropic supplements to enhance and prolong its benefits.
GLYCINE
The most prevalent amino acid in collagen, it is a precursor of glutamic acid, part of the brain's only antioxidant pathway.
ZINC
An essential element supporting enzymatic function, with anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective benefits. It may enhance aspects of recognition and other types of memory.
CREATINE
Known for its ability to increase muscle mass following weightlifting, many studies show that creatine also improves brain function and reduces mental fatigue. Technically, creatine phosphorylates and enhances ADP conversion to ATP (cell energy).