• Low Calorie.
• 14 Packets.
• 10 Calories 0g Sugars fueled by quercetin.
• Gives you sustained energy to help you be focused and fully charged.
• Fueled by quercetin, a powerful antioxidant found in fruits and vegetables.
• Helps the body produce real energy, helps enhance fitness and supports the immune system.
• For best results, drink 2-3 servings per day.
• Only 10 calories per serving.

Product Description ------------------- What Fuels You. Want to discover what elite athletes, pro sports teams & gurus already love? It all began with scientists trying to provide sustained energy for chemotherapy patients. FRS y Energy is an amazingly delicious performance product, powered by a patented formula containing Quercetin, green tea catechist and essential s. Quercetin is a powerful all natural antioxidant found in foods like blueberries, apples and grapes that works by naturally triggering your cells' ability to produce sustained energy. so you can focus on increasing your stamina to maximize performance. Try FRS products for a week and feel the difference for yourself. Enjoy! .com ---- FRS y Energy Powered Drink Mix comes in a box of single-serve stick packs. The packs are small, lightweight and easy to add to a water bottle. With just 10 calories each, they provide 250mg of quercetin in the lowest-calorie way to get FRS sustained energy. A DIFFERENT KIND OF ENERGY FRS's revolutionary blend of ents extends your body's natural energy, fueling you up when you need it while supporting your over the long haul. There's no jittery feeling or roller-coaster ride - just prolonged energy that helps keep you focused and fully charged. That energy comes from our secret weapon, quercetin, an antioxidant found in foods like blueberries, apples and grapes. Its incredible ability to enhance your body's energy system is what keeps you feeling energized longer. Add a host of essential s and you're ready to tackle anything from minor workouts to a major marathon. A single 11.5-ounce serving of FRS contains a y a of quercetin, but one you'd have a hard time getting on your own; that is, unless you have a tendency to eat 40 apples in a single sitting. HOW TO USE FRS Y ENERGY For best results, take 2-3 servings per day. One in the morning, one in the afternoon and whenever you need extra energy. Athletes take 30 minutes before exercise. THE SCIENCE OF QUERCETIN Endurance and VO2max Study: Davis, Carlstedt et al. 2009 An independent, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, cross-over study showed that when 12 y, active (but not highly trained) men and women consumed 500 mg of quercetin (QU995™) in an enriched drink mix twice daily for 7 days, they experienced a 13.2 % increase in endurance and a 3.9 % increase in VO2max (a typical measure of fitness). The study has been published online in the International Journal of Sports tion and Exercise sm. Sports Performance Study: MacRae, H. and Mefferd, K. 2006 An independent, double-blind, placebo - controlled crossover study on the effect of FRS on cycling performance in eleven elite cyclists was completed at Pepperdine University and published in the International Journal of Sports tion and Exercise sm. The results were dramatic: a 3.1% increase in performance--one minute and 31 seconds improvement in time to complete a 30km simulated ainous time trial. Immune System Study: Neiman, David, Henson, DA, et al. 2007 A clinical study, funded in part by the United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) showed the antioxidant quercetin significantly reduced incidence of upper respiratory tract illness during the two week period following intensified exercise. Researchers also reported enhanced alertness and reaction time in athletes taking the quercetin supplement during high stress. Forty test subjects were subjected to extreme physical stress during a five week period. Half were given 1,000 mg of quercetin daily (the approximate a in 3 servings of FRS) and half were given a placebo. Results showed: Work Performance Study: Durak, E. and Bell, M. May 2005 During a six-week study, university employees were asked to perform their daily jobs, which required physical exertion, lifting, repetitive movements and attention to detail. At the end of the study, subjects experienced improvements in various measures of work performance, as measured in a Work Productivity Assessment Index survey.