Continue reading Stack3d

Check out Stack3d's most popular stories before you go

First availability of Conor McGregor’s MAC Energy goes live on AmazonFirst availability of Conor McGregor’s MAC Energy goes live on AmazonC4 is getting into protein soda with 20g of protein from quality whey isolateC4 is getting into protein soda with 20g of protein from quality whey isolateDetails surface on a spooky new Pear Scare flavor of Bloom’s popular energy drinkDetails surface on a spooky new Pear Scare flavor of Bloom’s popular energy drinkAaron Singerman steps down as CEO of Redcon1 and introduces Outwork IndustriesAaron Singerman steps down as CEO of Redcon1 and introduces Outwork IndustriesCelsius reuses its winter edition Spritz Vibe name but puts a citrus Limoncello flavor insideCelsius reuses its winter edition Spritz Vibe name but puts a citrus Limoncello flavor insideCandy Apple flavor shows up for Gorilla Mind’s energy drink and is coming soon to GNCCandy Apple flavor shows up for Gorilla Mind’s energy drink and is coming soon to GNC

Scitec takes out the caffeine sources for its No-Stim spin-off of Hot Blood

Scitec Nutrition Hot Blood No Stim

Major European sports nutrition company Scitec Nutrition has released an alternative option for one of its longer-running supplements, in the stimulant-powered pre-workout Hot Blood. The product has seen many versions over the several years it’s been available on the market, although none we can recall being quite like this one with an energyless, stimulant-free spin-off, appropriately named Hot Blood No-Stim.

Scitec Nutrition’s Hot Blood No-Stim is essentially like Hot Blood Hardcore, the current version of the stimulant pre-workout, but, of course, without any of the stimulants. It still has a precise 3g of creatine from tried and true creatine monohydrate per serving, and a 101mg blend of nootropics to support focus, but all of its caffeine sources have been removed in guarana, green tea extract, and the usual caffeine anhydrous.

Again, everything else has been carried over from Hardcore for Scitec Nutrition’s Hot Blood No-Stim, continuing its support for performance, strength, pumps, and focus. To make it an easy transition, the brand offers its stimulantless version of Hot Blood in a few flavors with Orange Juice, Tropical Punch, and Watermelon, and it costs a bit more than Hardcore at £24.21 but with 30 servings instead of 28.