Supplement Stack for Weight Management Combining Three Formulas from Grass-Fed Cattle in One Bundle
Supplement Stack for Weight Management Combining Three Formulas from Grass-Fed Cattle in One Bundle
Product details
This supplement stack brings three cattle-derived formulas together for a weight-management nutrition routine. Firestarter, Gut & Digestion, and WARRIOR combine different sources of naturally occurring fats, enzymes, vitamins and minerals from 100% grass-fed cattle.
Each formula has a distinct ingredient focus: Firestarter uses suet, Gut & Digestion combines four digestive organs, and WARRIOR contains heart and liver. The bundle brings these different nutrient sources together in a single selection.
Features
- Three-formula bundle containing Firestarter, Gut & Digestion, and WARRIOR
- Firestarter supplies stearic, oleic and palmitic acid from grass-fed suet
- Gut & Digestion contains tripe, pancreas, spleen and intestines
- WARRIOR supplies B12, copper and riboflavin from heart and liver
- Cattle-derived ingredients from 100% grass-fed cattle
Specifications
- Product type: Supplement Stack
- Formula count: Three
- Included formulas: Firestarter; Gut & Digestion; WARRIOR
- Ingredient origin: 100% grass-fed cattle
- Firestarter ingredient: Grass-fed suet
- Firestarter fatty acids: Stearic acid; oleic acid; palmitic acid
- Gut & Digestion ingredients: Tripe; pancreas; spleen; intestines
- WARRIOR ingredients: Heart; liver
- WARRIOR nutrients: B12; copper; riboflavin
Frequently Asked Questions
Which formulas are included in this supplement stack?
The supplement stack includes Firestarter, Gut & Digestion, and WARRIOR. Each formula contributes a different cattle-derived ingredient combination.
How do the three formulas differ?
Firestarter focuses on grass-fed suet, Gut & Digestion combines tripe, pancreas, spleen and intestines, and WARRIOR contains heart and liver. This gives the bundle distinct fat and organ-based nutrient sources.
Is this supplement stack suitable for a plant-based diet?
This supplement stack contains animal-derived ingredients, so it does not fit a plant-based diet. Its formulas use suet and organs from grass-fed cattle.