No.01
Dietary Nitrates
Why this matters
- № 01Converts to nitric oxide to support blood vessel dilation*
- № 02Supports exercise performance and endurance*
- № 03Promotes healthy blood pressure*
The Library · Vol. 01Entry No. 58· Chapter 07
Beet Root
Beta vulgaris
A vibrant root vegetable prized for its high nitrate content. Beet root has become popular among athletes for its ability to support blood flow and exercise performance.
2
Active compounds
3
In our products
1
Clinical citations
07
Superfoods
Beta vulgarisBotanical illustration
§ 1The molecules
Active compounds.
No.02
Betalains
Why this matters
- № 01Powerful antioxidants that give beets their red color*
- № 02Support the body's natural inflammatory response*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
§ 2Receipts
What the research shows.
“A meta-analysis found beetroot juice consumption significantly lowered systolic blood pressure by 4.4 mmHg through increased nitric oxide availability.”Siervo et al., The Journal of Nutrition, 2013
From the Library · Vol. 01
Know exactly what
you're taking.
Every compound in your stack — sourced, dosed, and cited. No proprietary blends. Browse the science behind the bottles.
118Ingredients
180Compounds
14Chapters
Browse by chapter
A cross-section of the library — six chapters in view, plus eight more inside.Showing 12 · Browse all 118 →
We publish every dose, every source, every paper we leaned on. An informed customer is our only kind.
Browse the full library— End of entry
Put Beet Root to work.
Browse the products it’s in, or build a stack around the goal it serves best.