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    Gnarly Fuel₂O Keeps You Going

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      Gnarly Fuel₂O Keeps You Going

      Nutrition is an essential and often overlooked part of endurance training. No matter how, how hard or how often you are training none of it will matter if you aren’t getting the optimal nutrition and hydration. Over the long run hydrating effectively and keep electrolytes where they need to be can be difficult and cumbersome to maintain.

      This is where Gnarly’s newest product, Fuel₂O comes in. It is a streamlined endurance nutrition solution created with fueling, replenishment and recovery in mind, Fuel2O is the all-in-one, vegan-friendly solution for long days on the trails, in the mountains, at the gym or the crag.

      Gnarly Fuel₂O

      Gnarly Fuel₂O  contains 100 calories per 12 oz serving from sucrose and dextrose, two carbohydrates that are easy to digest during big endurance efforts. Research supports that using a combination of sucrose and dextrose increases carbohydrate absorption during exercise more than when a single carbohydrate, like dextrose, is consumed alone. Increased carbohydrate absorption also means improved fluid delivery and better hydration.

      Gnarly Fuel₂O replaces the electrolytes you lose when you sweat, supplying 250mg of sodium per serving as well as the electrolytes chloride, potassium, magnesium and calcium. Gnarly Fuel2O also contains HMB, a metabolite of the branched chain amino acid leucine, which helps to minimize muscle protein breakdown, resulting in less post-training soreness and a faster turnaround between hard training sessions and races. Gnarly Fuel2O is available in two caffeine-free flavours – Tropical & Limeade – and one caffeinated flavour – Cherry Cola, that are light on flavour, and delicious.

      Features:
      • Created with fueling, replenishment and recovery in mind.
      • Calories come from the easy-to-digest carbohydrates sucrose and dextrose, providing quick energy without causing an upset stomach.
      • One serving of Gnarly Fuel20 contains 100 calories per 12 ounces, which can be the perfect hourly caloric intake for shorter training sessions, while longer efforts may require two servings per hour, or 200 calories per 24 ounces.
      • Replaces the electrolytes lost when sweating, supplying 250 mg of sodium per serving, as well as the electrolytes chloride, potassium, magnesium and calcium.
      • Helps you recover by delivering HMB, a metabolite of the branched-chain amino acid leucine, which helps to minimize muscle protein breakdown resulting in a faster turnaround between hard training sessions and races.
      • While all flavours in bulk bags are both NSF Content Certified and also NSF Certified for Sport, Stick packs are not.
      • NSF Content Certified Products go through a toxicology review, label claim testing and contaminant testing for heavy metals, microbes and pesticides.
      • NSF for Sport Certified Products must pass NSF Content Certification and are additionally tested for over 270 substances that are banned by professional sports leagues as well as national and international doping oversight organizations.
      Specs:
      Price: $49.95CAN / $37.95US
      Flavours: Cherry Cola, Limeade (caffeine free), Tropical (caffeine free)
      Contains: 100 calories, 250mg sodium, 280mg HMB (per 12 oz serving)


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