Brocolyte Boost 100 ml & 300 ml
A carefully formulated, food-science backed product where every ingredient matters. Built to support your training routine. Formulated around ingredients studied for their interaction with the body's own defense and signaling systems — broccoli sprouts for their sulforaphane content, turmeric and ginger for their role in inflammatory pathways.
1 shot / 50ml
Shake well before use. Refrigerate. Once open, use it within 5-6 days.
Take brocolyte boost before going to bed or 2-3h before training.
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Ingredients and nutritional facts
Ingredients
Broccoli sprout extract 78 %
Lemon juice 15 %
Natural sugar 4 %
Turmeric 2 %
Ginger juice 0,8 %
Black pepper 0,2 %
Per 100ml
Nutritional facts
Energy 38 kcal. Energy 159 kJ
Fat 0,2g of which saturates 0g
Carbohydrate 4g of which sugars 3,6g
Protein 0,7g
Ingredients
Broccoli sprout extract 65,9 %
Lemon juice 12,7%
Beetroot extract 9,4%
Natural sugar. 9,4%
Turmeric 1,7%
Ginger juice. 0,7%
Black pepper 0,2%
Per 100ml
NUTRITION facts
Energy 64kcal /Energy 269kJ
Fat 0,2g of which saturates 0g
Carbohydrate 10,2g of which sugars 9,8g
Protein0,7g
Salt 0,02g
Fuelled by nitrate, from beetroot.
THE NITRATE–NITRITE–NO PATHWAY
Beetroot is one of nature's richest sources of dietary nitrate. Your body converts it — nitrate to nitrite to nitric oxide — the molecule that supports blood flow and oxygen efficiency. It works best exactly when oxygen runs low, which is why it's built for your hardest efforts.
Activated by sulforaphane, from broccoli sprouts.
THE NRF2 PATHWAY
Hard training creates oxidative stress — a natural by-product of pushing your body. Sulforaphane switches on the Nrf2 pathway, your body's own antioxidant-defense system, helping it manage that stress from the inside. It's the recovery and resilience side of Brocolyte, and one of the most researched compounds in the field.
Modulated by curcumin, from turmeric.
THE NF-κB PATHWAY
Hard training flips on NF-κB — the body's master switch for the inflammatory response. Curcumin, turmeric's active compound, helps keep that switch in balance rather than running unchecked. It's one of the most studied plant compounds in the world, and turmeric's role in the Brocolyte stack.
Modulated by gingerols, from ginger.
THE COX-2 / TRPV1 PATHWAY
COX-2 drives the inflammatory signals that build up during and after intense effort. Ginger's active compounds — gingerols and shogaols — help temper that pathway, and also act on TRPV1, the body's "heat and soothing" receptor. Ginger rounds out the stack, working alongside turmeric on the calming side.