Altitude Assist
Promotes Altitude Acclimatization*
Supports Oxygen Efficiency*
Great for Mountain Sports
Altitude Assist is a comprehensive blend to help boost altitude acclimatization and support the body’s ability to utilize oxygen, so you can feel great at altitude.*
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The low oxygen content at high altitude can cause mountain sickness, an illness that causes nausea, migraines, and fatigue.
Altitude Assist helps prepare your body for the low oxygen levels at high altitude by supporting accelerated acclimation to high altitude, helping your body process oxygen with greater efficiency, and improve energy levels naturally.*
The low oxygen content at high altitude can cause mountain sickness, an illness that causes nausea, migraines, and fatigue.
Altitude Assist helps prepare your body for the low oxygen levels at high altitude by supporting accelerated acclimation to high altitude, helping your body process oxygen with greater efficiency, and improve energy levels naturally.*
Rhodiola, and essential herb of Tibet- an Herbalism, grows high up in the mountains, and is routinely used by the sherpas and (inhabitants) of Tibet and Nepal. Rhodiola is classified as an adaptogen due to its unique ability help increase resistance to biological and physical stressors, helping to speed up the rate of high altitude acclimation.*
Ginkgo Biloba comes from the Ginkgo tree, an extremely resilient plant spe- cies that has been around for over 200 million years! Ginkgo Biloba is widely used in Chinese and Tibetan Herbalism for its extensive benefits supporting the body's ability to utilize oxygen and im- prove blood flow throughout the body.*
Alpha lipoic acid is a natural com- pound critical for energy production found in brussels sprouts, spinach and peas. It delivers incredible antioxidant benefits, helping to maintain cellular health.*
High altitude places significant stress on the bodily system, increasing levels of oxidative stress within cells. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant shown to help significantly reduce oxidative stress.*
Vitamin E is a mighty antioxidant and circulatory system stimulator. An amazing benefit of Vitamin E is its abil- ity to be stored in fat cells, allowing the body build a stronghold or antioxidants to fight oxidative stress as it occurs.*
A perfect ratio of sodium, potassium, and magnesium, these electrolytes will make the water you consume work harder for you, to keep you hydrated.*
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Humanx undergoes rigorous third-party testing because we value complete trans parency and you can feel confident you know exactly what you're getting
Our ingredients are extensively studied with the world's leading scientists publishing their peer reviewed finding in the National Center of Biotechnical Information
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- FDA quality standards
- Contains premium quality ingredients
- Crafted with exceptional processing methods
Third Party Testing
Humanx undergoes rigorous third-party testing because we value complete trans parency and you can feel confident you know exactly what you're getting
Evidence Based Ingredients
Our ingredients are extensively studied with the world's leading scientists publishing their peer reviewed finding in the National Center of Biotechnical Information
- Amanda R.Verified Buyer2 weeks agoRated 5 out of 5 starsno dizziness on my hike around Mt Blanc
Took this every day for one week prior to my trip and during the trip. I get alt sickness very easily so even though the highest we hiked was 9k ft above sea level, I knew if I did not have these, I'd get a bad headache. Did not feel any symptoms at all throughout the hike where we would gain/lose 3-5k feet everyday with steep tiring inclines requiring high O2 intake.
- Lana L.Verified Buyer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsDefinitely helps!
I don't do well in altitude or high elevation. Seems like this helped a lot in Snowmass, CO. I've used oxygen boost cans before but the combination with this helped on the ridge at 10k elevation.
- lainiVerified Buyer3 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMejores Pastillas (translation: Best Pills)
La mejor pastilla que existe para el mal de altura estuve a 5036 m.s.n.m y no senti nada super recomendada.(translation: The best pill that exists for altitude sickness. I was at 5036 meters above sea level and didn't feel a thing. Highly recommended.)
- Erin M H.Verified Buyer5 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMitigated headaches
I've used different supplements at altitude and usually get headaches, which I'm already prone too. I did not have a headache my whole trip when I used this. It was only 7000 feet (Sante Fe) but have headaches on other trips here.
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