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CORTEX Beetroot Powder tub, Net Wt. 3.44 oz (97.5 g), 30 servings - hero v1 4K

Beet Root Powder Supplement - Caffeine-Free Daily Focus & Circulation - 3 Plant Ingredients Per Serving - 30 Servings, Vegan & Non-GMO

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The food route to blood flow, concentrated into a glass.

Blood flow from plants, oxygen delivery, steady output, and a glass that fits into a working day. Here is what each of those looks like once it is a habit.

Clearer Thinking Through a Long Block

Your brain runs on the oxygen your blood brings it, and dietary nitrate is how a plant helps that along. Drunk ahead of a long block of work, this is aimed at the part of it where the thinking usually starts costing more than it should. It reads as a habit rather than a single glass, so it is worth giving a proper run of days.

Oxygen Where Your Body Is Spending It

A relaxed vessel carries more blood, and blood is how oxygen reaches whatever happens to be working, whether that is your legs on a set of stairs or the part of you doing the thinking. That is the whole payoff of the nitrate route, and it is why the glass goes in ahead of the demand rather than after it.

Energy That Does Not Spike or Drop

There is no caffeine here, so there is no rush to ride and no hole waiting an hour behind it. What you get instead is a level that holds, and a glass you can have well into the afternoon without it turning into a problem at bedtime.

More in Reserve When the Day Runs Long

Circulation sits underneath effort of every kind, so supporting it daily is what makes a long run of demands cost you less by the end. Taken as a habit, that support is already there on the days that turn out to be longer than they looked.

Plants Concentrated Into a Glass

Beet root from the root, hibiscus from the flower and apple juice powder from the fruit are the three plants doing the work, dried so the water is gone and the plant is what is left. Stevia leaf extract and maltodextrin are the only other things on the panel, there to sweeten it without sugar and to keep a very fine powder mixing properly.

Made for Work That Needs Your Head

If the hardest hours of your day are spent thinking rather than moving, this was built for you, and it asks nothing else in your routine to change. One scoop in cold water, once a day, no caffeine, and nothing that needs a gap around it.

The CORTEX Promise

Get the Plants Without the Plate

Get the Plants Without the Plate

Cold Water and You Are Done

Cold Water and You Are Done

No Caffeine to Trade Against Your Sleep

No Caffeine to Trade Against Your Sleep

A Glass You Will Actually Finish

A Glass You Will Actually Finish

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What to Expect

Week 1

The first glass puts three plants into cold water and dietary nitrate into you, and your body takes it from there along its own route. Nothing spikes and nothing stimulates. The demanding part of the day now has something arriving ahead of it rather than nothing at all.

By now the scoop has found its place ahead of whatever you need a clear head for. The tartness has stopped registering as a decision and become simply what the glass tastes like, and support for blood flow is turning up on the heavy days instead of only the remembered ones.

Weeks 2 to 4

Weeks 4 to 8

This is the stretch where a daily habit starts telling you something a single glass never could. Nitrate from plants has been arriving on purpose rather than on the days a meal happened to carry it, and the far end of a long block is where that shows.

Three plants, cold water, and a circulation habit that has run long enough that you would notice it missing. You are no longer deciding whether to make it, you are simply making it. This is how a demanding day begins now.

Month 3 and Beyond

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Where CORTEX Stands Apart

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CORTEX Beetroot Powder

 

A Plate of Beets Instead

The root concentrated into a glass, not a vegetable you have to get through
Ready in cold water in the time it takes to fill the glass, not cooked
Hibiscus and apple make it tart, not earthy the way the vegetable is
Taken ahead of the work that needs your head, not left to whatever dinner was
Made for people whose long stretches are mental rather than physical

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight from CORTEX, on our own site. You will not find it on a marketplace or on a shelf, and buying direct is what lets us stand behind the condition it reaches you in.

It matters more for a powder than it does for a capsule, because beet draws damp in from the air around it. A tub that came straight from us still pours on the last scoop. Each one holds 97.5 g, which is 30 scoops.

Five things, in the order the panel lists them:

  • Beet Root Powder, from the root. The dietary nitrate source, and the reason the rest of the scoop exists.
  • Hibiscus Powder, from the flower. The second plant, and where the tartness comes from.
  • Apple Juice Powder, from the fruit. Rounds off the hibiscus so the glass is easy to drink.
  • Stevia Extract, from the leaf. The sweetener, standing in for sugar.
  • Maltodextrin. What stops a very fine powder from clumping the moment it hits water.

Three of the five are plants doing the work: beet root, hibiscus and apple. The other two are there to make it mix properly and to sweeten it without sugar.

This one has a genuine list, because dietary nitrate acts on the same system several common medicines act on. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before you start, and raise all of these:

  • Blood pressure medication. Adding a nitrate source on top of something already working on that system is not a call to make on your own.
  • Nitrates prescribed for angina. The same pathway, more directly still. Do not combine them without medical advice.
  • PDE-5 inhibitors. These work on the nitric oxide system too, and the combination is a well known one to avoid.
  • Kidney stones in your history. Not a medicine, but beetroot is high in oxalate, so it belongs in the conversation if stones are something you have had.
  • Statins and diuretics. Hibiscus has documented interactions with both, which puts it on this list alongside the beet.

If you take prescription medication of any kind, check with your pharmacist or doctor before adding this or any dietary supplement.

Somewhere cool and dry with the lid closed, out of direct light and out of reach of children. Do not use it if the safety seal is damaged or missing when it arrives.

This powder draws damp straight out of the air. Leave the lid off in a steamy kitchen and you will find the tub has set solid by morning. Keep the scoop dry, keep it in the tub rather than loose in a drawer, and it will pour on the last day the same as it did on the first.

Adults use one scoop in 6 to 8 fl oz (177 to 236 ml) of cold water or another cold drink, once daily, or as directed by a health care professional. Drink it within ten minutes of mixing.

Stir it properly rather than swirling a spoon through it and walking away, because a powder this fine will settle if you let it. Put it ahead of the block of work you actually care about, and keep it at the same point in the day so it becomes something you do rather than something you decide.

Thirty. One scoop is a serving and thirty of them fill the 97.5 g tub, so at one a day a tub covers a month.

Taken only on the days you have something demanding in front of you it will last longer than that. Either way it is worth running it as a habit before you make up your mind, and your 90-day guarantee stretches across three tubs.

This is for adults and is not intended for anyone under 18. Pregnant or nursing mothers and anyone with a known medical condition should consult a physician before using this or any dietary supplement. Do not exceed the recommended dose, and keep it out of reach of children.

Three points are specific to this one. Dietary nitrate acts on the same system as blood pressure medication, prescribed nitrates and PDE-5 inhibitors, so all three need medical advice first. Beetroot is high in oxalate, which is worth raising if you have had kidney stones. Hibiscus has documented interactions with statins and diuretics.

Beets can also turn urine pink or red, and it can reach stool as well. That is beeturia, it is harmless, and it is much better known about in advance. If anything does not agree with you, stop taking it and speak to your doctor.

If CORTEX isn't right for you, you're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee. Return the product within 90 days of delivery and we'll refund you. If you have any questions along the way, our team will guide you through it.

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