was designed to use the best of Mother Nature to give you the energy to get it done.
- Improves Performance: Mind and Body1
- Energizes Quicker – Caffeine enters the blood stream quicker through the mouth then the stomach.2
- Speeds up Metabolism and Suppresses Hunger 3
- Rich in Antioxidants – Coffee provides more antioxidants than any other food or beverage in the American diet.4
- Mild Diuretic5
- Protects against Type 2 Diabetes, Liver Cancer and Cirrhosis, and Parkinsons.6
- Minimizes Migraine Headaches and Allergies 7
- Tobacco Alternative
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