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Not all beetroot juice drinks for athletes have the same amount of nitrate—some have barely any, others have way more—so if you buy one hoping for a certain boost, you might be totally off unless you test it yourself.

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Scientists tested 24 different beetroot juice brands sold to athletes and found that the amount of nitrate (the active ingredient) varied wildly—from barely any to way too much—even between bottles of the same brand. This means athletes can’t trust the label; they need to test it themselves.

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No contradicting evidence found

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