The Mood Booster For Lifters and Athletes

12-Percent More Gains in Strength & Power. Instantly.

Low energy? No motivation? Lack of focus? Feeling mentally or physically run down? There’s a supplement for that.

MOOD BOOSTER: THE NEUROTRANSMITTER FIX

Does your motivation sometimes drag? Are you mentally tired? Do you have more negative thoughts than you’d care to admit? Or do you simply not enjoy life as much as you used to?

It can creep up on you. You likely don’t even notice what’s become of your energy, mood, and motivation. You think the rut you’re in now is just part of being an adult. But maybe you’re just not giving your brain what it needs to be optimized. You’ve been like this for so long that it feels normal. But your “normal” could feel way better.

So how do you optimize your brain, get motivated, have a more positive outlook on life, gain more energy, and build and tap into more strength? By improving your brain chemistry. It starts with improving dopamine and acetylcholine, the two target neurotransmitters of Power Drive®.

The Academic and Athletic Edge

I’ve been using Power Drive® for years. It was given to me by a strength and conditioning coach. I was in college and competing in Olympic lifting. The first week I tried it, I aced my neurophysiology exam and hit a huge PR on the snatch. I was hooked.

When I became a strength coach, it became a staple for my athletes. As a new coach, I didn’t know then what I know now and inadvertently overloaded the athletes with too much volume and intensity. But they thrived, and I credit Power Drive® for their ability to continue performing at a high level.

Let’s talk about what it does and how it does it.

Acetylcholine: The Optimizer

While all neurotransmitters are important, acetylcholine may be the most important one, at least for those of us who want to be strong, athletic, and smart.

Acetylcholine is key when it comes to being a skilled athlete or someone who improves fast on big lifts. If you’re a football player who needs agility and creativity on the field, acetylcholine is your best ally. If you play baseball and need a lightning-fast reaction to the pitch? You can’t do that with low acetylcholine.

And let’s say you’re a CrossFit dude who needs to master two thousand skills and can’t afford to train them all every week. Well, if your acetylcholine is low, forget about it.

Acetylcholine is heavily involved in storing knowledge, so it plays a key role in both intellectual and motor learning. People with high acetylcholine levels learn information more easily, retain it, and are better able to retrieve it when needed. They’re also better at learning new movements and automating them.

Acetylcholine is also important for hypertrophy, strength, and power. It acts directly on the neuromuscular junction, where the neural drive connects with the muscle to activate it. As a result, high acetylcholine

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