No buzz, all boost: Recharge naturally with this caffeine-free electrolyte packet

Hear us out: caffeine is not the only solution to helping you get and stay energized.It’s easy to get caught up in the vast number of energy drinks out there — but what if we told you there’s another option?The mid-day caffeine crash is real, so give your body a break.Pique Life makes an electrolyte complex that uses vitamin B to naturally boost your cellular energy production without any caffeine or stimulants.Their hero product, X-E Fountain, also includes magnesium malate and taurate to deliver mental clarity and balance out the nervous system.

Additional electrolytes (sodium citrate, pink Himalayan salt, potassium chloride, potassium citrate and di-calcium malate) restore fluids post-dehydration caused by heat or stress.It comes in a delicious cucumber celery lime flavor (without any sugar or additional flavoring) that will remind you of your favorite poolside beverage.No need to refrigerate the box, which comes with 28 servings.It’s compact enough to stash in your bag for upcoming travels or back-to-school for a quick, natural energy boost.Simply stir one of the small packets into 12-16 oz of cold water until it’s dissolved.

Start off your day with the beverage after a rough night of sleep, or use it as a pick-me-up when you catch yourself in an afternoon slump.Shoppers are amazed by the results and have parted with their typical coffee as a result.“I am particularly impressed by how well this specific blend quenches my thirst.While I usually reach for an iced black tea in the afternoon to get a caffeine hit, after trying this and knowing it contains natural caffeine, I don’t see myself switching back!” one person wrote on the brand’s website.Another said, “The flavor is unlike anything they’ve offered before, and I find it so refreshing, especially with some ice.

I drink it in the afternoon, between 2 pm and 4 pm, and it gives me the perfect boost of energy without the jitters that coffee gives me.”Conquer the coffee comedown by taki...

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Publisher: New York Post

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