Description

Why SFD Caffeine?

1.   Caffeine helps to reduce the perception of effort, allowing longer workouts

2.   Caffeine supports mental performance

3.   Caffeine helps to increase performance and improve endurance

4.   Increases the metabolic rate

5.   For those who want to work out more and harder

6.   Don’t give in to fatigue

SFD Caffeine is an organic chemical compound from the purine alkaloid group, which is a naturally occurring stimulant. SFD Caffeine supplement contains 200 mg of caffeine per serving and is designed for people with high physical or mental activity.

Effects of caffeine

• Improves concentration and alertness – caffeine has a stimulating effect on the central nervous system, which can help maintain focus and alertness, especially in situations that require high levels of attention.
• Improves physical performance – caffeine can increase physical endurance by stimulating the nervous system, increasing adrenaline production, and speeding up metabolism.
• Helps with weight loss – caffeine can increase the metabolic rate, which contributes to burning more calories. It can also suppress appetite and improve workout efficiency.

Caffeine is a broad-spectrum substance. It helps improve endurance, supports alertness and concentration. Due to its effects, caffeine is an essential ingredient in pre-workout supplements.

Usage:

Take 1 serving (1 tablet) before physical or mental activity with some water.

Do not exceed 2 servings per day (2 capsules). Do not use 6 hours before bedtime.

Notes: do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Store out of the reach of small children. A dietary supplement cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Maintaining proper health requires a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Storage: at a temperature below 25 ° C, in the original package in order to protect from light and moisture.

This product is not indented to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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