Gnarly

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Gnarly Nutrition different from other sports-nutrition brands?

  Gnarly emphasizes science-backed, transparently labeled formulas made from natural, non-GMO ingredients and grass-fed dairy where applicable, paired with athlete education. The brand focuses on research-driven blends—like Fuel2O and Grass Fed Whey—rigorous testing, and clean sourcing (antibiotic-free, non-rBGH) to deliver performance-focused products without unnecessary additives.
• What is Fuel2O and how does it support endurance performance?

  Fuel2O is an all‑in‑one hydration and fueling drink mix that combines electrolytes, carbohydrates and HMB (a leucine metabolite) to replenish fluids, sustain energy and aid recovery during long efforts. Its formula is designed for intra‑activity use to reduce muscle damage and speed post‑exercise recovery while minimizing the need for separate supplements.
• What is Gnarly Grass Fed Whey and why choose it for recovery?

  Gnarly Grass Fed Whey is a whey protein concentrate sourced from grass‑fed, antibiotic‑free cows that supports muscle protein synthesis and immune health. The formula includes digestive enzymes and pre/probiotics for improved absorption and gut comfort, and servings are ~45 g (about 3 tbsp) to provide a substantial recovery dose after training.
• How does Gnarly ensure product quality and ingredient transparency?

  Gnarly uses clear labeling and lists recognizable ingredients—non‑GMO, antibiotic‑free, and non‑rBGH sourcing where applicable—and subjects formulations to research‑based development and testing. Many products also include functional additives like MCT oil powder, prebiotic IMO, inulin, FOS, and digestive enzymes to support efficacy and tolerability.
• Are Gnarly products suitable for athletes with sensitive stomachs or dairy sensitivity?

  Many Gnarly formulas include digestive enzymes, pre/probiotics, and gentle natural sweeteners to improve digestion and reduce bloating, which can make them easier on sensitive stomachs. However, Grass Fed Whey and other dairy‑based powders contain milk, so athletes with lactose intolerance or milk allergies should consider Gnarly’s plant‑based protein options or consult a healthcare provider before use.