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Boost your endurance, whatever your activity. Including the Raspberry & Beetroot, Rhubarb, Ginger & Beetroot and Cacao & Beetroot flavours. Enjoy the health & performance benefits of beetroot in these delicious oat-based bars.-
Nutritional information
Nutritional Information*
Per 100g Per 60g Serving Energy 1614 kJ 807 kJ 384 kcal 192 kcal Fat 13 g 6 g of which Saturated 5 g 2 g Carbohydrates 56g 28 g of which Sugar 32 g 16 g Fibre 7 g 4 g Protein 6 g 3 g Salt 0.3 g 0.2 g *Nutritional Information for Rhubarb & Beetroot Bar, for Raspberry and Chocolate flavours please see individual product pages.
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Ingredients
Ingredients
Raspberry: Gluten Free Oats (30%), Beetroot, Apple, & Grape Juice Concentrate (28%), Freeze Dried Beetroot & Raspberry (18%), Flaxseed, Rapeseed Oil, Coconut Oil (3%), Desiccated Coconut, Natural Flavours.
Chocolate: Beetroot, Apple, & Grape Concentrates (31%), Gluten Free Oats (28%), Freeze Dried Beetroot and Passionfruit (17%), Flaxseed, Cacao and coco (5.66%), Rapeseed Oil, Coconut Oil (3%), Natural Flavourings.
Rhubarb: Beetroot, Apple & Grape Juice Concentrate (31%), Gluten Free Oats (28%), Freeze Dried Rhubarb and Beetroot (17%), Flaxseed, Rapeseed Oil, Coconut Oil (3%), Desiccated Coconut, Ground Ginger (1%), Natural Flavours.
For Allergens: Please see ingredients listed in bold.
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FAQs
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Why do athletes have beetroot juice?
Beetroot juice is naturally rich in dietary nitrates which has been shown to aid athletic performance in endurance events and repeated high intensity efforts such as sprinting in team sports like rugby, football and hockey. Unfortunately concentrated beetroot juice tends to have a very strong taste which can put some people off using it - the beetroot in Powr Plant bars is balanced with other flavours to give a delicious tasting bar.
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Do nitrates improve performance?
Sports physiology research has demonstrated nitrates can improve sporting performance by elevating blood nitric oxide levels which then can reduce the oxygen cost of exercise by around 3% (Larsen et al, 2011). In other words the same muscular ‘work’ uses less oxygen, or more work can be done with a given oxygen consumption - muscles contract faster or stronger to run or cycle faster!
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How much nitrate do I need to aid performance?
Dose response studies have shown a 140ml serving of beetroot juice (8.4mmol equating to around 520mg nitrate ) increased nitrate plasma concentration and significantly improved exercise performance. The oxygen cost of steady-state exercise was reduced by 1.7% and time to task failure was improved by an average of 14% compared with a placebo.
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Why do athletes have beetroot juice?