HOW KARMA WORKS

Karma addresses training performance through five separate physiological systems rather than one stimulant hit.

System 1: ATP and Endurance

Creatine Monohydrate replenishes the phosphocreatine system that regenerates ATP during short, high-intensity efforts. Beta Alanine raises intramuscular carnosine, which buffers hydrogen ion accumulation and delays the onset of fatigue during sustained sets. L-Tyrosine supports catecholamine synthesis, maintaining output as training stress accumulates. Caffeine Anhydrous blocks adenosine receptors, reducing perceived exertion and increasing central nervous system drive.

System 2: Focus, Mood and Alertness

Theobromine is a methylxanthine with a longer half-life than caffeine, which extends the stimulant curve after caffeine peaks and smooths the drop-off. Choline Bitartrate supplies the raw material for acetylcholine, the neurotransmitter tied to mind-muscle connection and motor control. Ginkgo Biloba Extract supports cerebral blood flow, a separate mechanism from stimulant-driven alertness that adds a circulation-based layer to cognitive performance under training stress.

System 3: Nitric Oxide, Pump and Strength

Arginine HCl and L-Citrulline both feed into nitric oxide production through the arginine pathway, widening blood vessels and increasing nutrient delivery to working muscle. Betaine Anhydrous functions as an osmolyte, supporting cellular hydration and contributing to power output. The 4:1:1 BCAA ratio is leucine-weighted, supporting the anabolic signal while training is underway. Black Pepper Extract, standardized to 95% Piperine, improves absorption across the full complex.

System 4: Hydration

Taurine regulates cellular water balance and supports muscle contractility during exertion. Coconut Water Powder is a natural source of potassium and trace electrolytes, and it works alongside the added Chloride and Potassium to replace what sweat depletes during a session. This is the layer most single-focus pre-workouts skip entirely.

System 5: Vitamin Support

Vitamin B6 and B12 are cofactors in energy metabolism and red blood cell production. Vitamin C supports antioxidant defense during the oxidative stress that intense training generates. Together they cover a baseline that a stimulant-and-pump-only formula leaves unaddressed.