Phoenix Rejuvenation Formula - Lost Empire Herbs Energy Blend of 4 Top Natural Health Herbs Pine Pollen, He Shou Wu, Ant, and Shilajit (100g Powder)

Excellent formula really works

Phoenix Rejuvenation tastes like dirt, but it works. Despite the terrible flavor, it gave me an energy boost and improved my workout performance. If you can get past the taste, it's highly effective.

I’ve tried many herbs, pills, smoothies that promised more energy, vim and vigor, but they didn’t work, or gave me the attention of a 2 yr old, because I was so hyper on caffeine, or whatever was in it. I read the ingredients, and thought that they were so exotic, that I did some research, and then thought “oh, why not? I’ll try it..” I’m surprised how well it works, and how it gives me a lift, that feeling of “yeah, that’s what it used to be like”. I feel more energetic, but in a natural way, not as if I’d drank 6 cups of coffee. It actually does what it promises. I’ve used it for 2 weeks, and am ordering some more.

Could not tell any difference and the taste is horrible...sorry.

Lost empire herbs did a great job with the Phoenix formula! Works great! I used it before a workout but added some C4 to get the pumps i like but helps with recovery after my workouts. Works in the bedroom too! Love this stuff! Will definitely buy again!

Let me start by saying this. The taste is atrocious. Here is my routine: Take a teaspoon, look at it glaringly, while saying "Let's do this!" I make sure that my jug of water or pre-workout is right nearby. I hold the spoon up to my face, grimace, and shove it in my mouth. I then ferociously chug my water, while letting out a carnal grunt. I tried mixing it with my pre-workout drink. Wrong move. The entire workout drink tasted and smelled horrendous. The pollen in it makes my eyes itchy, but my stamina and ability to take workouts to the next level have been great. If you are buying this for flavor, go elsewhere. If you are buying for results, look here.

Okay so I've noticed an increase in both performance and recovery. . .it's good s*** so far so good

I have nothing but praise for this product and would highly recommend it. I previously left a positive review, but Amazon removed it for violating its policy. They couldn’t even tell me what the violation was, but just to repost another review. How is it possible to write another positive review that would avoid violating Amazon’s policy if the specifics of the initial violation was never disclosed? Go figure that one out, because I’m totally confused! 🥴 C'mon Amazon, make it make sense…