Divine Nectar - Performance Honey

Divine Nectar - Performance Honey

We introduced the world to Spartan Bee Bread... but now, we took it to another level Say hello to the alpha and omega of all honey. Imagine for a second that you are the most powerful warrior on Earth. What would you need to maintain that power? Something loaded in nutrients, right? You'd also want something that can be used in multiple ways. A warrior has to be up for anything, right? You'd probably want something that is clean and natural, straight from nature. I mean, who wants to put garbage in their body? (well, some people. Not warriors though) Now, imagine that you are also a greek god chilling on Mt. Olympus. What would be the staple food that you consume? Well the obvious answer is raw honey, hence the name ambrosia, meaning "food of the gods" in greek and what they referred to this powerful golden nectar as. Ok, now that you've done both of those visualizations lets keep going. What would you eat if you were both a warrior, AND a greek god? Simple. You add 1 + 1 together and get Divine Nectar. This performance honey harnesses nature's most powerful superfoods into one potent, vitality boosting mix. What's inside? Bee Bread Contains over 250 vital nutrients, contains every amino, and it contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, E, D, K, PP, H. Helps increase natural energy and vitality levels to their optimal state, leading to increased mental clarity, mood, and enjoyment of life. Helps to improve sleep quality and recovery due to high concentrations of polyphenols and antioxidants. Assists the detox process with the help of glutathione, a powerful antioxidant within. Can help improve muscle synthesis, help increase the efficiency of nutrient utilization, and promote longevity. Contains large amounts of unsaturated fatty acids omega- 3 and omega -6, which are very necessary for the normal functioning of human nerve cells. Promotes anti-aging due to decreased oxidative stress, helping you look and feel younger, while increasing cellular regeneration. Can help the immune system as well as activity of the gastrointestinal system perform more effectively. Has been used as an effective tool for rehabilitation after taking antibiotics, in renewing the gastrointestinal microflora. Has cholesterol-binding properties. Can help restore body strength after mental and physical exhaustion. Stampede Heather Honey Heather honey has top level diastase concentration, comparable to Manuka. Antibacterial and antiviral properties. Taking pure honey before bed has been shown to help regulate healthy hormone levels in both men and women. Taken before a workout can induce a glycogen spike which gives you the energy you need to perform + simple carbs. Taken post workout can help restore glycogen levels and aid muscle recovery. Glass jars used to preserve quality. Wooden-foundation extraction process to prevent microplastics. Glyphosate free. No pasteurization or damaging of the honey since it is raw. As you can see that this stuff is the real deal. But who cares? It's more about who it helps you become. So, who can you become? Well, here are some famous archetypes you can aspire to be like... Ancient Athletes In ancient Greece, athletes training for the world famous event originating in Olympia often used honey to enhance their performance. Honey was valued for its ability to provide a quick source of energy and was often consumed before events to boost stamina. Athletes sometimes mixed honey with water or other natural ingredients like seeds and fruits to create an early form of energy drink. This concoction helped them sustain their energy throughout the demanding competitions. Hippocrates (460 – c. 370 BC) The "Father of Medicine," often prescribed honey for various ailments and likely recommended it for general health and stamina in ancient Greece. Alexander the Great (356–323 BC) King and military commander whose campaigns stretched across continents, Alexander's provisions would have included honey, both for its preservative properties and energy-giving qualities. Cleopatra (69-30 BC) The famous Egyptian queen was known for her beauty and self-care routines. While there are many legends about her beauty treatments involving honey and milk baths, honey was also commonly used as medicine and food in ancient Egypt. Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826) One of the founding fathers of the United States, an avid gardener and food lover, Jefferson is known to have kept bees at Monticello and valued honey both in his diet and for its medicinal qualities. King Edward VII (1841–1910) Known for his robust lifestyle, the British king was prescribed honey for various ailments and health boosts by royal physicians during his reign. You get the point. It's the best thing you can take. Stampede Network products are made to enhance your performance in mind, body, and spirit. They're meant for the best of the best. If you feel called to live your life at that level, then take a scoop of this warrior god fuel and feel the vibration raising powers of Divine Nectar. Specs: Taste: Mason describes it as this, “it’s like if you took the philharmonic orchestra and had them play a song called “Im in heaven” with max reverb in an abandoned mall and there were 12 rainbows in the sky, one for each month of the year because everything is happening at once. And there’s a puppy.” Net Weight: 12.7 oz Servings: 30

We introduced the world to Spartan Bee Bread... but now, we took it to another level Say hello to the alpha and omega of all honey. Imagine for a second that you are the most powerful warrior on Earth. What would you need to maintain that power? Something loaded in nutrients, right? You'd also want something that can be used in multiple ways. A warrior has to be up for anything, right? You'd probably want something that is clean and natural, straight from nature. I mean, who wants to put garbage in their body? (well, some people. Not warriors though) Now, imagine that you are also a greek god chilling on Mt. Olympus. What would be the staple food that you consume? Well the obvious answer is raw honey, hence the name ambrosia, meaning "food of the gods" in greek and what they referred to this powerful golden nectar as. Ok, now that you've done both of those