Sports Oxyshot 250ml Bottle
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250ml - 25 Servings - 25 day supply

Serving Size: The suggested serving is 10ml, taken orally and on an empty stomach 30 minutes before exercise or competition.
sublingually (under the tongue). - Put Sports OxyShot directly into your mouth and hold it there for about 30 seconds, then swallow.

Sports Oxyshot taken orally as a saline solution is 2006 groundbreaking product and contains a minimum 150,000 parts per million of usable oxygen, compared to the usual 6-10 parts per million found in regular tap water. Importantly, there are no harmful chemical compounds in Sports OxyShot, in fact it is 100% non-toxic and certified free of banned substances by an IOC accredited laboratory.

You ask yourself what can a little extra Oxygen do for me?
Muscular Supplements say Sports Oxyshot will give you the edge, whatever the competetion!!

• Increased aerobic power.
• Quicker recovery.
• Extended peak performance.
• Improved concentration.
• Reduced lactic acid build up in muscle tissue/fibres.
• Combats oxygen debt.
• Between 3 & 6% increase in oxygen uptake at the an-aerobic threshold.

Sports Oxyshot provides a huge amount of bio-available oxygen that delivers a radical boost in aerobic performance.
For people serious about their performance in all types of sporting activities, then Sports Oxyshot is for you.

You ask yourself well how will Sports Oxyshot help me?
YOUR ANSWER:

Sports Oxyshot has had research conducted in Japan, USA, UK and Australia has shown that following the use of (between 5% and 15% versions) SPORTS OXYSHOT and dosages of 6-15ml have had marked increases in the partial pressure of arterial oxygen (PO²), of around 5%-8% have been measured.

In addition, exercise testing at Victoria University in Australia and the University of Hull in the UK during 2005 have shown an increase of between 3 and 6% increase in oxygen uptake at the an-aerobic threshold.

This increase of usable oxygen would reduce times by 3 minutes per hour for an elite tri-athlete (cycle leg) and is in the order of 150-200ml per minute increased oxygen uptake.