Muscle Feast Skin Hydrating Sugar Free Electrolytes Nutritional_Supplement for Muscle Cramping, Keto All Natural Zero Calorie, Unflavored, 300g (95 Servings) 10.58 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Description

Replenish lost minerals and keep your body powered up during extended workout sessions with Zero calories Electrolyte Powder by Muscle Feast. It contains B3, B6 and B12 for natural energy as well as potassium to help prevent muscle cramps. This electrolyte powder for athletes also has calcium, phosphorus, iodine, chloride, magnesium, sulfur, boron, sodium and zinc for a range of health benefits. Free of sugar, it's compatible with keto and vegan diets. The vegan electrolyte powder also contains no GMOs, gluten or soy. The unflavored electrolyte powder mixes easily with your favorite beverage without altering the taste and can also simply be combined with water. Use the included scoop to measure out up to three servings of the non-GMO electrolyte powder per day to keep up with your workout regimen. Muscle Feast electrolyte supplement is manufactured to HACCP, FDA and Kosher standards using high-quality pure and raw ingredients. Dr. Eric Serrano developed this comprehensive formulation ratio to achieve optimal benefits.

Features

• ELECTROLYTE: Zero calorie electrolyte powder developed by Dr. Eric Serrano is fully comprehensive to give your body what it needs (107 servings)
• BOOST PERFORMANCE: Sugar-free electrolyte powder helps eliminate painful muscle cramps to increase athletic performance
• SUGAR-FREE: This hydrate electrolyte powder does not contain any sugar and is also gluten-free, soy-free and non-GMO
• SUGGESTED USE: Take 1 serving of keto-friendly electrolyte powder 3 times per day; mix 1 level scoop with 8 oz of water or any other beverage of choice
• LABELS MAY VARY: All-natural electrolyte powder was recently certified by the American Vegetarian Association to be Vegan. We are updating our labels to reflect this information. You may receive a label without the badge; however, the ingredients have been approved by the American Vegetarian Association