Why Should I Use Kickstart?

Are you looking to boost metabolism?

Are you interested in better cognitive performance?

Are you curious what supplements help cleanse toxins and promote a healthy inflammatory response?

Then you’re in the right place!

Kickstart is a natural, non-stimulant supplement to help your mind and body jumpstart the day. Each serving supplies only natural ingredients that nourish your cells and support the body’s natural detoxification processes.

Who is Kickstart For?

Kickstart can be used by anyone -- students, executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, gym rats, you name it!

We created Kickstart with the mindset that it can fit into anyone’s supplementation regiment, no matter if they’re striving to crush it in the gym, office, home, or classroom.

What Are the Ingredients in Kickstart?

Kickstart brings together four powerful foods that have existed for centuries. It just so happens that these same foods are also frequently used to support total body health & wellness.

The four superfoods contained in every serving of Kickstart are:

• Ginger Powder
• Lemon Powder
• Turmeric Powder
• Cayenne Pepper

Let’s now take a little bit deeper look into each of the ingredients in Kickstart…

Ginger

Ginger (Zingiber Officinale Roscoe) is widely used as a spice around the world.

Traditionally, the plant has been used for:

• Diabetes
• Gingivitis
• Asthma
• GI distress
• Neurological complications

The pungent spice is loaded with bioactive compounds, including gingerol and shogaol, that offer alluring pharmacological effects, such as[1,2]:

• Immune modulator
• Anti-inflammatory
• Antiemetic
• Anti-apoptotic
• Liver support

Ginger has also been known to stimulate brown fat thermogenesis, which supports increased energy expenditure and body recomposition. Plus, a 2019 review noted that ginger intake reduced[3]:

• Body weight
• Waist-to-hip ratio
• Fasting glucose

Ginger intake was also associated within better HDL (“good”) cholesterol.

Lemon

Lemon hardly needs an introduction. It is a staple in virtually every kitchen and can be added to seemingly endless drinks and culinary dishes.

The juice is rich in several vitamins and minerals, the most well-known of which is Vitamin C.

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant (and essential vitamin) that supports nitric oxide production, cardiovascular health, and immune function.[4,5]

In addition to vitamin C, lemons also contain hesperidin and diosmin, which have been found to beneficially impact cholesterol levels.[6,7]

Lemons have also been studied for its utility regarding weight loss, kidney health, and GI support.

Turmeric

Few spices or supplements have garnered the attention that turmeric has the past few years. It’s related to ginger, renowned for its brilliant yellow color and has been a culinary staple in Asian cuisine for centuries.

Turmeric is heralded for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. More specifically, the bioactive compounds in turmeric (such as curcumin) have been noted to increase the activity and expression of PPARγ, which helps limit inflammation and oxidative stress.

FYI, increased levels of systemic inflammation and oxidative stress are known associates of insulin resistance and other cardiometabolic conditions.

The age-old culinary staple and healing agent also has been found to modulate the activity of GSH and SOD enzymes active, which supports the body’s production of natural antioxidants, such as glutathione and superoxide dismutase. This ultimately helps neutralize free radicals.

Turmeric (and its primary bioactive, curcurmin) have been studied across a wide range of applications and found to benefit[8,9,10]:

• Joint health
• Cognitive function
• Inflammatory markers
• Muscle soreness
• Pain (meaning it helps reduce feelings of pain)
• Immune function
• Markers of cardiovascular well-being (such as triglycerides and cholesterol)

Cayenne Pepper

Known far and wide for its tongue-tingling effects, cayenne pepper is a staple of Louisiana cooking, particularly in the southern regions of the state.

In addition to the flavor and heat it imbues in culinary concoctions, cayenne pepper also possesses several activities that are of particular interest to those looking to support cardiometabolic health and lose weight.

For starters, cayenne pepper (as well as other chile peppers) contain the fiery alkaloid, capsaicin, which has been noted to[11,12,13]

• Boost metabolism
• Support weight loss
• Relieve feelings of pain
• Improve athletic performance
• Lower blood sugar levels
• Reduce appetite (and therefore calorie intake)

Other research also suggests that capsaicin may offer anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Besides capsaicin, cayenne pepper also contains other beneficial compounds, including:

• Vitamin C
• Flavonoids
• Carotenoids

Each of these may help protect against cellular damage caused by oxidative stress.[Hamed M, Kalita D, Bartolo ME, Jayanty SS. Capsaicinoids, Polyphenols and Antioxidant Activities of Capsicum annuum: Comparative Study of the Effect of Ripening Stage and Cooking Methods. Antioxidants (Basel). 2019;8(9):364. Published 2019 Sep 2. doi:10.3390/antiox8090364] 

Directions

Mix 1 serving with 4 oz of cold or hot water. For extra kick mix 2 servings with 6 oz of cold or hot water. Kickstart your day with Organic Wellness Shot. Recommended 1 or 2 servings per day. The benefits of supplementing with Kickstart are typically felt after continued daily use.†

Combo Tip: Mixing Kickstart with Organic Greens and Reds Superfoods: 1 serving of Greens and Reds and 1 serving of Kickstart” in 10 oz of water and enjoy this superfood health and wellness drink

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