The Extreme Guarana Shooter contains a strong energetic solution with 1500 mg guarana. Extreme Guarana Shooter can be taken in one sitting and you are unstoppable.

You can also mix the Extreme Guarana Shooter with some water or juice. Then you can go a little longer with one pump and divide your energy over a whole day. Many of our customers use the Extreme Guarana Shooter to study.

Extreme Guarana Shooter contains water and vitamin.

Guarana is the superfood when it comes to boosting your energy. The secret ingredient? Guaranine. This is a natural form of caffeine. The main difference between caffeine and guaranine is that guaranine is absorbed much more slowly by your body. Therefore, you feel the caffeine effect much longer and more evenly. The Guarana seeds also contain no less than four times as much caffeine as coffee. What makes the Guarana plant the most caffeine-rich plant in the world.
However, guarana also has several benefits! For example, Indian tribes from the tropical rainforest of South America have been using it for centuries against fatigue. They brew the seeds of the plant to make an energy drink. The Indians also call it 'energy seed' or 'fountain of youth'. Fun fact is that the average life expectancy of these Indian groups is much higher than that of other Amazon forest inhabitants, but whether that is due to Guarana is of course the question. Guarana is not only used by the Indians for extra energy, they also use it as a remedy for diarrhea, fever, cramps and headaches.
Curious about all the benefits of this South American energy source?

Then read on and discover everything you need to know about Guarana!

Guarana is a nut-like seed that grows on a vine in the Amazon region of Brazil, just south of the equator. Brazil is therefore logically the largest producer of Guarana. In the wild, the plants resemble a liana that can grow up to 10 meters long. The leaves of the plant are intense green in color. The flowers are white or whitish yellow. The red or brown fruits grow in clusters and when ripe, the seeds resemble children's eyes. There is a legend that the plant does not come from a seed, but from the eyes of a divine child killed by a snake.

The plant has also been sold in Europe since the 1950s. In the United States and Brazil it is the most commonly used stimulant and tonic plant. Due to its high caffeine content, it is added to many soft drinks in Brazil. Guarana soft drink is therefore a national soft drink there. More than 25% of soft drinks in Brazil contain Guarana as the main ingredient. They also make Brazilian chocolate from it. Okay, caffeine, soda and chocolate. But that is not everything. This superfood offers much more!

Guarana is used to improve both mental and physical performance. After a tiring workout, this superfood supports the body. Guarana is slowly absorbed by the body, releasing energy for a long time. This in contrast to coffee, which provides a quick energy boost and a quick energy decrease. Guarana is also less addictive than coffee. Maybe you feel like you need a quick cup of coffee in the morning, try Guarana.

Guarana actually works as a tonic. A tonic is a tonic that can stimulate the whole body or specific parts of it. A tonic is a natural remedy that is intended to relieve complaints or improve certain bodily functions. There are many types of tonics that we often use unconsciously, because they have been added to food or drink.
In addition, this energy plant also works as a nervinum. That means it boosts brain functions and alertness. As a result, it can also provide support if you suffer from mental fatigue when studying, lethargy, concentration problems, memory problems, stress, feeling exhausted and headaches.

In addition, the guarana fruit contains a wide range of powerful substances, such as tannins, saponins, theobromine and catechins. These active substances protect our body against harmful substances and chronic diseases.
Guarana also contains many other important nutrients, such as iron, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium.

It also contains trace elements, vitamins, essential fatty acids and amino acids. It's not called the South American energy bomb for nothing!