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Ingredients, ingredients, ingredients! It's what we put in Pep Stick that makes it so special. We put the correct amounts of each ingredient to help you have the energy, focus and hydration you want and your body needs.

Check out our ingredients section below to learn more about why we included each ingredient.

Oh, and don't forget all Yuda products come with a 30 day money-back guarantee so if you don't love it as much as we do, return it for a full refund of the product price.

Studies show that guarana can have a powerful impact on focus and memory. Guarana fruit contains a wide range of potent antioxidants, including caffeine, tannins, saponins, theobromine and catechins. In addition to fighting physical fatigue, some research indicates that guarana can help reduce mental fatigue as well.*

Studies have shown that panax ginseng can improve mood and reduce stress. Ginseng stimulates brain cells and improves concentration and cognitive activities. Another well-researched ginseng benefit is its ability to boost the immune system — helping the body fight off infection and disease.*

Chromium is linked to healthier hypothalamic functions. Getting adequate amounts of trace minerals like chromium, calcium and magnesium are especially important for people who are active, since these micronutrients are needed to ensure the capacity to boost energy (calorie) expenditure, muscle and work performance. Chromium is known to slow the loss of calcium, so it might be beneficial for preventing bone loss.*

Magnesium bisglycinate is one of the most bioavailable types of magnesium meaning your body can better use it. Considering that magnesium glycinate is one of the most bioavailable forms of magnesium, it’s a smart way to reverse a deficiency in this mineral. Promote muscle relaxation, decrease leg cramps and muscle spasms, reduce tension and anxiety, and fight pain.*

CoQ10 plays a role in “mitochondrial ATP synthesis,” which is the conversion of raw energy from foods (carbohydrates and fats) into the form of energy that our cells use, called adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Studies have shown its good for heart health.*

Boron is often thought of as a “brain food” because it can help with task performance, better motor control, attention and even short-term memory. As a mineral that can help balance levels of sex hormones in both women and men, including estrogen and testosterone, boron may aid in relieving menopause symptoms as well as PMS. Because boron promotes healthy hormones it might lead to higher energy levels and quicker strength gains, while potentially lowering the risk for sarcopenia (age-related muscle loss).*

Recent research shows that taurine exhibits an anti-inflammatory effect on cardiovascular disease, and it may even improve diabetes. A study out of Japan showed that taurine supplementation was linked to improvements in strength and endurance, thanks to its ability to act as an antioxidant and protect against exercise-induced DNA damage.*

B vitamins are also needed for cellular metabolism and energy production, the repair of DNA and RNA throughout our lives, and for utilization of carbohydrates, proteins and fats, which fuel our bodily processes. B vitamins are needed to helps to produce neurotransmitters in your brain, which carry chemical signals throughout our entire body, affecting your mood, energy, appetite and more. Taking a vitamin C dietary supplement can be an easy and effective way to keep your immune system working efficiently.*

SOURCE: the information and statements found in each of the "PEP STICK INGREDIENTS" section were found on Dr. Axe's website draxe.com which is great resource for learning about health and nutrition. Thanks Dr. Axe!