7 Things to Know About the Molecule that Supports Bedroom Performance

When you run low on this molecule, the first place you feel it is usually Down There. The arteries involved are the narrowest in your body, about a millimeter and a half across, so when blood flow starts to weaken, these arteries lose function before anywhere else, often years before anything shows up at a checkup.

Tell me if any of this sounds familiar, because these signs tend to show up together for a reason:

• Slower to start than it used to be
• Less dependable than it was
• Fewer morning signs than before
• Cold hands, cold feet, slower performance recovery

The molecule is Nitric Oxide. Your body releases it to relax and widen blood vessels whenever more flow is needed.

Production peaks in your twenties and declines steadily from there. Most men are down to roughly half by 40, and closer to a quarter by 70. And nothing is wrong with you: production simply slows with age, in every man.

That is the King of Sweden honoring Dr. Robert Furchgott, one of the three scientists awarded the 1998 Nobel Prize in Medicine for working out what Nitric Oxide does inside blood vessels.

Before their work, no one imagined a gas could carry signals through the body. This one does. It's the signal your arteries wait for before they relax and let blood through, and so much of you runs on it that the journal Science had already named it Molecule of the Year.

Here's the part most men never hear. The blue pill adds no Nitric Oxide of its own. It borrows against whatever your body still produces that day, and that supply keeps shrinking underneath it.

This is why so many men find the blue pill works less effectively at 60 than it did at 45. Here's what that looks like over time:

If Nitric Oxide levels can be rebuilt, why haven't you heard about it? Honestly, that's partly on us. Berkeley Life has spent the past eight years working through healthcare practitioners rather than running ads. More than 3,000 healthcare providers now use our formula with their patients, men's health clinics among them, and it's been through three clinical trials.

Dr. Richard Moore

Men's health clinic

“We promote Berkeley’s NO for the men presenting to our men’s clinic. Our patients are loving the results.”

Greg McKettrick, RPh

Men's health expert

“It wasn’t until I introduced Berkeley Life’s dietary nitric oxide that we really saw the needle move — crazy move.”

Dr. Mariza Snyder

Functional practitioner

“It’s clinically effective, easy to integrate, and truly makes a difference. That’s why I recommend Berkeley Life.”

+28%Blood flow in a clinical study

3Clinical trials on this formula

3,000+Healthcare providers

Your body makes Nitric Oxide from the nitrates in leafy greens and beets, so you might think you could eat your way back. I've done that math for a lot of men, and the amounts are absurd: about 7oz of beetroot, every single day, while your ability to convert nitrate to Nitric Oxide weakens with age as well.

That's why we concentrate it. Two capsules carry the same plant nitrates as that daily plate, at the dose our clinical trials used.

7oz of beetroot. Every single day

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Two capsules. The clinical dose

This is the part you don't have to take on faith, and it's my favorite part of the protocol. Nitric Oxide is one of the few things inside your body you can actually watch respond: a saliva strip reads your level right on the pad, in about 10 seconds.

Here's what I have men do. Take a reading first, then raise your intake and test again about 90 minutes later. As the pad darkens from pale pink toward magenta, you're watching your own levels climb. The deeper benefits take a few weeks to build, but you get your first proof the same day.