Dorian Yates Blood and Guts Pre-Workout 380 g Pear and Kiwi Flavor

Dorian Yates Blood and Guts Pre-Workout Supplement is a high-quality product designed for use before training. It contains an exceptional blend of active substances such as amino acids - citrulline, beta-alanine, arginine AKG, tyrosine, vitamins - niacin, and plant extracts from green tea, black pepper, and guarana. It comes in a convenient powder form with a delicious pear and kiwi flavor.

Green tea has strong antioxidant properties [ID 1103]. It contributes to the improvement of beta-oxidation of lipids, which can affect weight loss [ID 1107]. The tea helps lower bad cholesterol [ID 2640] and serum sugar [ID 1108]. Camellia sinensis also increases resistance to mental and physical fatigue [ID 1274].

Caffeine enhances physical performance. It also contributes to increased concentration [ID 736] and prevents excessive fatigue during physical exercise [ID 1488].

Black pepper helps maintain normal digestive function [ID 2109]. It also shows antioxidant effects and supports the immune system [ID 2115].

Vitamin B3 contributes to normal energy metabolism. It counteracts feelings of tiredness and fatigue [ID 47]. Additionally, it helps maintain the normal condition of skin and mucous membranes [ID 45].

Paullinia guarana is involved in lipid metabolism [ID 2548]. It also has a positive effect on nervous system function - it increases alertness [ID 2063] and protects against the negative effects of stress [ID 3372].

Citrulline helps reduce the feeling of fatigue after intense strength training. [1]

In summary, Dorian Yates Blood and Guts Pre-Workout is a high-quality product containing a blend of amino acids, plant extracts, and niacin. It is designed to support physical performance during training. It is delivered in a convenient powder form suitable for preparation with water or a beverage. Additionally, it has the advantage of a delicious pear and kiwi flavor.

1 Kiyici F, Eroğlu H, Kishali NF, Burmaoglu G. The effect of citrulline/malate on blood lactate levels during intense physical exercise. Biochem Genet. 2017 Dec;55(5-6):387-394. doi: 10.1007/s10528-017-9807-8. epub 2017 Jun 29. PMID: 28664349.