Club Earlybird’s Breakthrough Discovery Gives People the Ability to Easily Wake Up Early

Waking up early has always been a challenge, especially for stressed professionals who want to get as much sleep as they can. But with responsibilities to do every day, all anyone can do is stretch, drink their morning coffee and hope to be ready enough to face the day. The good news: Club EarlyBird has made a breakthrough discovery that makes it easy to wake up early and get things done.

Club EarlyBird tested a new blend of nootropic ingredients every day for more than 400 mornings — weighing, blending and flavoring until the founders discovered the perfect combo of three nootropic blends. The result is a delicious blood orange mimosa flavored drink that offers energy and motivation for the body and brain.

The EarlyBird morning cocktail contains the following: electrolytes that deliver supercharged hydration; an antioxidant blend of blueberry powder, broccoli extract, green tea extract, turmeric and tart cherry extract to lower oxidative stress; a special, patented form of ashwagandha (KSM-66) shown to combat morning brain fog; L-theanine, which is an amino acid found in tea leaves; theobromine, which is an alkaloid found in chocolate; Purcaf & Infinergy, which is 150 mg of natural, patented caffeine from green coffee beans; Neurofactor, which is a patented form of coffee-berry that increases BDNF levels; Bioperine, which is a patented form of black pepper extract proven to make all ingredients more bioavailable and L-tyrosine, which is a form of amino known to improve mental performance, alertness and memory.

People can enjoy this morning cocktail by simply mixing the EarlyBird powder in their free cocktail shaker and placing it on their nightstand. When their alarm goes off in the morning, they can immediately drink their special pick-me-up blend and start the day energized.

A five-star review, from satisfied customer Mihreteab H. stated, “The first time I drank my EarlyBird cocktail, I discovered that this product has even more benefits than just as a good substitute of coffee. I usually spent more time reading and preparing projects and presentations. While doing so, I am enjoying it and getting things done effectively and efficiently.”