Boost 3x Stamina Powder 200 gm (Refill Pack)
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Description
Boost is the secret of winning energy. Boost is India's leading malt-based health food drink in a chocolate flavor. It was developed by the company's R and D team in 1974 and launched in 1975-76. Its success characterizes the manner and skill with which GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare has responded to the changing contours of this product segment in recent times. Boost is a malt-based health food drink and nutritionally balanced with 26 vitamins and minerals for high protein and energy.
Boost is the secret of winning energy. Boost is India's leading malt-based health food drink in a chocolate flavor. It was developed by the company's R and D team in 1974 and launched in 1975-76. I...
Key Benefits
- Important for healthy blood to support optimal oxygen-carrying capacity essential for stamina
- Energy release from food for efficient working of body cells which help in optimal utilization of oxygen by the body important for stamina
- Help protect from excessive cell damage due to oxidative stress
- Help in the maintenance of optimal bone and muscle health for strength
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Direction for Use/Dosage
To make Hot: Stir 2-3 teaspoon (20 g) of Boost to a cup of hot milk. Add sugar to taste.
To make Cold: Stir 2-3 teaspoon (20 g) of Boost to a little warm milk, top-up with Chilled milk. Add sugar to taste.
To make Hot: Stir 2-3 teaspoon (20 g) of Boost to a cup of hot milk. Add sugar to taste. To make Cold: Stir 2-3 teaspoon (20 g) of Boost to a little warm milk, top-up w...
Safety Information/Precaution
- Store in a cool, dry and dark place
- Protect from direct sunlight
Other Information
Ingredients:
Malted barley (extracted solids) 69%, Wheat flour, Milk solids (6%), Minerals, Wheat gluten, Glucose, Cocoa powder, Vitamins, and Soy protein isolate (28%) as active ingredients.
Ingredients:
Malted barley (extracted solids) 69%, Wheat flour, Milk solids (6%), Minerals, Wheat gluten, Glucose, Cocoa powder, Vitamins, and Soy protein isolate (28%) as active in...