May 22, 2010, Jordan Romero became the youngest person to ever to stand on the summit of Mount Everest, the world's highest peak. Jordan and his entire team used Acid Zapper in training and during their record setting climb to control metabolic acidosis and maintain peak performance - critically important to enhance their endurance and safety. World Record – The First Family to Stand Together on the Summit. World Record - Youngest Person to Summit Everest. Read more about Team Jordan and Acid Zapper... 
June 29, 2009 (Louisville, Ky.). The men’s 55-59 event was a story of four riders, including three Amgen Giant teammates. With the group mostly intact mid-race, Wayne Stetina (Mission Viejo, Calif./Amgen Giant Masters), David LeDuc (N.C./Mercy Cycling Team), Thomas Doughty (Aurora, Ill./Amgen Giant Masters) and Kent Bostick (Knoxville, Tenn./Amgen Giant Masters) made a break. With the horse power of that accomplished group the national title was certain to be decided amongst that lead group.
The three Amgen Giant riders worked together with LeDuc, but in the end it was 2007 national champion and former Olympian, Stetina who sprinted to another title. Click here to read complete article...
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Acid Zapper Tablets should be taken with a large swallow of water or other liquids such as sports drinks or coffee. The tablets should never be chewed or taken dry. Acid Zapper Granulesshould be mixed with water or other liquids such as sports drinks or coffee, and are not intended to be ingested dry. For a soothing drink stir in about 1/8 teaspoon (1/2 scoop) of granules into about 3 ounces of warm water to clear the acid burn from your mouth, esophagus or stomach. This mix also improves oral health and speeds athletic recovery.
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