Description
If someone told you that you could get 110% out of life, you’d go for it, right? If someone remarked that boosting your energy, improving your focus, AND reducing your stress could be accomplished with the help of a dietary supplement what would you say? You might respond, “Yeah, sure” or “I’d have to see for myself to believe that!" or “Sounds too good to be true.” But it can be done! You CAN get 110% out of life.
What’s in Rhodiola 110 that helps you increase mental and physical performance … and shorten your body’s recovery time? The central ingredient is rhodiola rosea, an Arctic herb used as an all–purpose adaptogenic tonic since ancient times. More recently, Russian scientists have studied its ability to enhance performance and reduce stress. Rhodiola 110 also contains natural caffeine from green tea extract that, combined with rhodiola rosea, may promote more vigorous workouts.
Designed to help maximize mental and physical performance during exercise. Research suggests that it may also shorten recovery time after exercise by improving your body's stress response system. The central ingredient in this supplement is rhodiola rosea, an Arctic herb used as an all-purpose adaptogenic tonic since ancient times. More recently, Russian scientists have studied its ability to enhance performance and reduce stress.
Rhodiola 110 also contains natural caffeine from green tea extract. In combination with rhodiola rosea, this may help promote more vigorous workouts and more energy-filled days.
Benefits
- Contains rhodiola rosea, an arctic herb often used to enhance performance and reduce stress.
- May also shorten recovery time.
- Contains natural caffeine from green tea extract that may promote more vigorous workouts.
- Available in 60-count bottle, or convenient blister packs.
- WADA Compliant
Nutrilite Brand Position on Banned Substances
Nutrilite® products are formulated not to contain any ingredients banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), the official agency to monitor banned substances.* Nutrilite recommends that athletes with specific concerns seek approval from a health-care professional before taking supplements.
*Based on the 2009 World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List.