AMARI – Colorado Entrepreneur Crafts a Better for you Recovery Sports drink
AMARI is a new Better for you Recovery Sports drink crafted by Colorado Entrepreneur Eric Gricus
Welcome to the snowy wonderland of Colorado, where your winter dreams come true! But let’s be real, all that skiing and snowboarding can take a toll on our bodies. Last year I met the founder of Amari and discovered his better-for-you sports drink designed to reduce inflammation from exercise and improve joint comfort. I thought it was delicious. Eric Gricus, Founder and CEO of Amari, explained that after a day on the hill, he was tired of taking pain relievers like Tylenol or Aleve.
He felt that a better alternative needed to be out there and developed a delicious, functional, ready-to-drink sports drink designed to help people get back out there the next day.
He says, “We’ve carefully curated gentle yet effective ingredients to help you recover and get back doing your favorite activities.”
What he and his team crafted is a better-for-you recovery sports drink that packs a punch. With a powerful blend of CBD, Turmeric, Ashwagandha Root, and Black Pepper Extract, this tasty beverage is designed to reduce inflammation and improve joint comfort. Say goodbye to those post-ski aches and pains. Plus, with only 10 calories and no sugar, you can indulge guilt-free.
- Studies have shown that 250mg of Ashwagandha reduced knee joint pain and discomfort as well as reducing the biomarkers of stress.
- Amari is packed with 500mg of Turmeric, one of the best-known medicinal herbs, which has been studied extensively for its anti-inflammatory properties and antioxidant benefits.
- Black Pepper has been shown to increase the bioavailability of Turmeric’s active ingredients by 2,000% while also helping to reduce inflammation.
- 30mg of CBD in Amari: Cannabidiol (CBD) plays a role in calming and reducing oxidative stress as well as inflammation.
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With over 40 years of skiing experience, Eric says he and his team have learned a thing or two about how to hit the hill all day and bounce back quickly. Here are a few of Amari’s tips on how to play longer and recover faster this ski season:
Stay Hydrated – Having fun at altitude requires hydration. If cocktails and beers are part of your après ski game, they recommend one glass of water for every two drinks.
Reduce Inflammation – This is the key to recovery and why they launched Amai’s line of recovery products designed to reduce inflammation from exercise and improve joint comfort.
Hot Tub or Sauna – Hot tubs and skiing were made to go together. The hot water increases circulation, and oxygen flow to muscles also helps with recovery, plus you look cool. You’ll look even cooler with a chilled Amari in your hand as it rehydrates you during these relaxing but dehydrating sessions.
Solid Sleep is Key – High altitude can mess with your body’s rhythms and make sleeping a whole night difficult, even for the locals, but it’s essential for a strong day on the hill.
Stretch – Stretch it out and try not to become one with the couch; your body will thank you.
Amari’s unique blend of ingredients, backed by scientific research, will have you feeling rejuvenated and ready to hit the slopes again in no time.
So, whether you’ve had a hard day on the hill or a night out on the town, Amari is here to help you bounce back and hit the pow.
Eric says, “Grab a can of Amari sports drink at your local retailer and get ready to hit the slopes. Your body will thank you.”
Grab & Go! Amari is available at local retailers in Colorado Mountain towns and nationwide on their website:
Discover where you can buy Amari: https://drinkamari.com/pages/store-locator
As Seen in Mountain Town Magazine Issue 39 – by Pepper Hamilton
Photos: Heather Collins
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