Beetroot Powder - 3 Plant Ingredients Per Serving with Hibiscus & Apple - 97.5g, 30 Servings, Vegan & Non-GMO

You want more left in the last twenty minutes of a session, at the same pace and for less effort.

The usual answer to that is to take something ten minutes before you go. Beet does not run on that clock. Dietary nitrate travels a three-step route before it becomes nitric oxide, and the route takes hours, so a scoop swallowed on the way out of the door peaks somewhere on the drive home.

Here is the route, and why the clock is most of the game:

• Beet root is a dietary nitrate source. It is the most studied one in sports nutrition, and it is here at 1,375 mg in every scoop.
• Your saliva makes the first hand-off. Swallowed nitrate circulates, and a portion of it comes back into your saliva, which is where the next step has to happen.
• Bacteria on your tongue do a job your cells cannot. They reduce nitrate to nitrite, which your own cells have no way of doing.
• Your body finishes it. Nitrite converts onward into nitric oxide, the molecule that opens a blood vessel from the inside, and blood flow to working muscle follows it.
• Nitrite peaks two to three hours after you drink it. Then it comes back down again. That window is the difference between a scoop that lands on your session and one that does not.

KINETIC Beetroot Powder gives you 1,375 mg of beet root in every scoop, with hibiscus and apple juice powder alongside it. One scoop in six to eight ounces of cold water, two to three hours before you go, and what you get for it:

• Blood flow arriving where the work is. Oxygen delivery to working muscle is the whole point of the pathway, and it is what the timing protects.
• Endurance late in a session. The stretch where you usually start paying for the first half is the stretch this is aimed at.
• A glass you actually finish. Hibiscus and apple make it tart rather than earthy, which is what gets a tub to the bottom instead of to the back of a cupboard.

The honest version, so you know what you are looking for.

⏱️ This one works on hours, not on months

Nitrate is not a build-up. It rises across two to three hours and then comes back down again. That makes the hour you take it the single most important decision you make with this tub, and it is the one thing most people get wrong.

🥤 Cold water, and drink it fresh

One scoop into six to eight ounces, stirred properly, finished inside ten minutes. A real stir rather than a swirl is what stops a fine powder collecting in the bottom of the glass and staying there.

🩸 Beeturia is a plain fact of beetroot

Beets can turn urine pink or red, and it can reach stool too. It is harmless and it has a name, beeturia. Knowing it in advance is the whole of what there is to say about it.

🥗 It runs alongside the rest of your routine

There is no stimulant here, so nothing has to be traded off against your coffee and nothing follows you into the evening. What it asks for is a couple of hours of notice, not a gap on your shelf.

📅 Judge it across a block

A tub is thirty scoops, which covers a month of daily use or a longer stretch if you take it on session days only. Run it across a training block with the timing held steady, because that is the version of the test that tells you something.

Nitrate does not accumulate the way most things in a supplement cupboard do. It rises, it peaks, and it comes back down, which puts the hour you take it in charge of what you get.

• Two to three hours before. That is where nitrite in the blood peaks, so the scoop goes in when you pack your kit rather than when you lace your shoes.
• Cold water, stirred properly. One scoop into six to eight ounces, drunk within ten minutes of mixing.
• Nothing to space it out from. No caffeine and no stimulant, so it does not have to be fitted around anything else you already take.
• Daily, or on the days that count. Taken every day it is simply always there when you go. Taken on session days it needs the clock even more.
• Tart, not earthy. Hibiscus and apple juice powder are why this is a drink you finish rather than one you negotiate with.

How the scoop is put together.

Beet root at 1,375 mg, with hibiscus and apple juice powder beside it, all three named in milligrams on the panel, and maltodextrin and stevia leaf extract under Other Ingredients. Get the hour right and this becomes the least demanding thing in the routine: one scoop, cold water, and a nitrate source already peaking by the time you start.

This was made for people who train, want beet in the routine, and would rather understand the pathway than be sold the end of it.

It is especially for you if:

• You want more left in the last twenty minutes of a session.
• You have never been told when to take beet, and suspected that mattered.
• You have tried beet before, taken it ten minutes out, and concluded it did nothing.
• You want a whole-food nitrate source in the mix alongside whatever else you run.
• You want something before a session that does not follow you into the evening.

Beet root at 1,375 mg in every scoop, with hibiscus and apple juice powder beside it, 30 scoops to a tub, one scoop in cold water two to three hours before you go. Gluten free, vegetarian, vegan friendly and non-GMO. Made in the USA.

If three of those sounded like you, this is the beet powder you have been looking for.

Skip it if you take medication for blood pressure, nitrates for angina or a PDE-5 inhibitor, because all three work on this same pathway. Also if you have had kidney stones, since beetroot is high in oxalate, or if you take statins or diuretics, or if you are pregnant or nursing or under 18.

Your order today is backed by our 90-day guarantee. If KINETIC isn't right for you, return it within 90 days of delivery for a full refund. Simple as that.