Extreme Green Energy Bars

Nitro Bars Body Fuel is your Extreme Green Energy Bar. Fuel up before your next race/adventure and have the edge over your competition....

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Exercise is Key Body Fuel is a Factor

Exercise is Key! Body Fuel is a Factor! This describes a simple guide towards healthy living yet widely disregarded in our day to day life in America. As for how we behave is a pattern that we all know leads to a certain outcome, you cosume X amount of food (Energy) with no plans on utilizing it "consumption...

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Power UP! With Nitro Bars Body Fuel

Power up with our natural energy bars! Our cereal bars are a complete protein source gifted to us by nature, our ingredients have provided nutritional energy for thousands of years to the native people of the Andes Mountains S.A....

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You Shop Online We Donate 10%

Human Sustainability! Indulging in our cereal bars not only provides you a natural nutritional diet, it also gives back thus making a difference. YOU MATTER Invest in YOU! Help heal our worlds problems....

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Welcome to Nitro Bars Body Fuel

The family at Nitro Bars strives for excellence. We provide a product line of quality freshness by simply packaging what mother nature has to offer, with passion our business model reflects our deep concern for Sustainability.
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How the Body Absorbs Sugar

Should I Worry About High-Fructose Corn Syrup?

Dear Speed Lab,

It seems that many sports drinks and some energy bars contain high-fructose corn syrup. Having done some research on this ingredient, I've noticed that high-fructose corn syrup is being implicated in the obesity epidemic.

What's your opinion on high-fructose corn syrup being included in sports drinks? If it truly is "the devil's candy," shouldn't athletes stay well clear of this particular ingredient, especially since we consume large amounts of sports drinks and energy bars?

Paul S. — Gainesville, Florida

[ Q ] Spirulina: What is it and where does it come from?

[ A ] Spirulina is a microscopic freshwater plant that grows in America, Mexico and Central Africa. It naturally grows in warm water and alkaline volcanic lakes, but is hydroponically grown around the world for human use.

Diet Doctor #28 Describes the benefits of Quinoa

Is quinoa better for you than rice or potatoes?

Q: I went to a restaurant last night and with my chicken breast came a grain called quinoa on the side. The waitress said it’s supposed to be much better for you than rice or potatoes. Is that true? And if so, is this something I should be cooking at home?