Stimulants

What stimulants do we recommend?

Our offer includes a variety of stimulating products that may be useful in various life situations. Here are some of the types of stimulant supplements you will find in this category:

• Caffeine: is one of the most popular stimulants in the world. Available in capsule or tablet form, it can help you improve your energy and concentration. A perfect option for those who need a kick in the morning, before training or during an intense workday.
• L-theanine: is an amino acid found in green tea. It is known for its relaxing properties and at the same time improving concentration. It works perfectly in combination with caffeine, creating a harmonious effect.
• Ginseng extract: a plant with many years of tradition in natural medicine. Ginseng supplements can help increase the body's endurance and reduce fatigue.
• DMHA: is a strong stimulant of the central nervous system, which is often found in pre-workout supplements and fat burners. It gives a great boost of energy and allows for above-average activity.
• Hordenine: may be useful for people who want to improve their physical and mental performance in situations requiring high levels of stress or tension.
• Vinpocetine: is an agent that improves blood flow and oxygen delivery to the brain, which improves cognitive functions and memory.
• Theacrine: is a natural analogue of caffeine that occurs in some plants. Prevents the feeling of tiredness and drowsiness.

Are stimulants safe?

All products in our stimulants' category are carefully selected to ensure the highest quality and effectiveness. We make sure that our offer complies with the latest safety standards and regulations regarding dietary supplements.

If you need additional information or advice on choosing the right product, our team of specialists is ready to help you. Our goal is to support you in achieving your health and fitness goals.

What are stimulants, and how do they work?

Stimulants, also known as psychostimulants, are substances that stimulate the Central Nervous System (CNS). Their mechanism of action is complex, but in simple terms, it involves increasing the activity of key neurotransmitters in the brain, such as dopamine, noradrenaline, and adrenaline. It is this biochemical cocktail that is responsible for the effects you desire.

Noradrenaline and Adrenaline – Your Rocket Fuel

When you take an effective stimulant, your body enters "fight or flight" mode. The adrenal glands start pumping out adrenaline and noradrenaline, which leads to a series of desirable physiological phenomena:

• Increased heart rate and blood pressure: More oxygenated blood is delivered to working muscles.

• Bronchial dilation: You can take in more oxygen, which directly translates to performance.

• Liver Glucose Release: Muscles receive an immediate boost of readily available energy.

• Lipolysis:The body begins to release fatty acids from fat cells more efficiently to use them as an energy source.

In short, you become a machine ready for extreme effort.

Dopamine - The Key to Motivation and Laser Concentration

Dopamine is a neurotransmitter responsible for the brain's reward system, motivation, focus and general well-being. Many of the most powerful stimulants act as dopamine reuptake inhibitors, which means it remains active in synapses for longer. The effect?

• Incredible concentration: You can focus 100% on the exercise you are doing, feeling every muscle movement (so-called "mind-muscle connection").

• Euphoria and increased motivation: You feel like training, you feel strong, confident, and ready to conquer the gym. The feeling of fatigue and reluctance disappears.

• Increased Pain Tolerance: Higher levels of dopamine can make you able to endure greater effort and overcome your previous barriers.

Why is it worth using stimulants before training?

Increased Energy and Endurance

Strength training, cardio sessions, or sparring in combat sports requires huge amounts of energy. Stimulants provide an immediate boost of power thanks to ingredients such as anhydrous caffeine or guarana. For example, caffeine in a dose of 200-400 mg can increase aerobic capacity by up to 20%, which is confirmed by scientific research. This allows you to do more reps, run faster, or fight with greater intensity without feeling exhausted.

Improve Focus and Concentration

In combat sports and in the gym, focus is key. One moment of inattention can cost you a lost round or an injury. Stimulants contain ingredients such as PEA and eria jarensis, which support cognitive functions, improve concentration, and reduce stress.

Are stimulants addictive?

Natural ingredients (caffeine, beta-alanine) are not physically addictive, but can cause tolerance - hence the need for breaks in use.

Can you combine different stimulants?

Yes, most popular pre-workout formulas combine caffeine, beta-alanine, and citrulline. However, avoid too much of the artificial stimulant mix.

Are stimulants safe for women?

As long as you avoid excessive caffeine during pregnancy, they are also recommended for active women. If in doubt, consult a specialist.

What are the side effects of stimulants?

Insomnia, nervousness, high blood pressure, risk of addiction if overused.

Can stimulants be combined with other supplements?

Yes, but be careful about the total dose of caffeine and other active ingredients.

How long before training should stimulants be taken?

Usually 30–60 minutes before exercise to achieve maximum stimulating effect.