Elyxr Formulations

08/30/2026

Let's talk about OnoSweet® and why I chose to use it in Everyday Hydration.

Although I have zero problem with sucralose, aspartame, and other artificial sweeteners, I realize the general public is looking for more natural sweetener alternatives. It is much more expensive to do this, but it was a cost I was willing to eat. I didn't go with monk fruit, because of the cost and lack of scalability. I didn't want pure Stevia, because of the bitter aftertaste (there is a small amount of Stevia in it). In my opinion, OnoSweet® is the best natural sweetener available for supplement brands.

OnoSweet® is a patented, natural, zero-calorie sweetener made from fermented rice. It is stevia-free and not derived from the stevia plant, delivering clean sweetness without bitterness or lingering aftertaste while supporting modern clean-label and sustainability expectations. As you increase use levels, sweetness builds predictably without peaking, with zero glycemic response and a clean finish.

Fun Facts:
> It is about 250 times sweeter than regular sugar and 2.5 times sweeter than monk fruit.
> It avoids the licorice or metallic finish common in traditional stevia.
> It has a zero glycemic index and does not spike blood sugar levels.
> It does not cause the digestive upset or bloating linked to erythritol or xylitol.
> How it's made: Food-grade microbes convert rice starches into pure Rebaudioside M (Reb M).
> Though Reb M is found in the stevia plant, this version never touches a stevia leaf, eliminating the plant's natural bitterness.
> It is non-GMO.
> Compared to monk fruit, OnoSweet® gives formulators a more scalable, cost-effective and consistent option for sugar-free products.

If you haven't tried Everyday Hydration it is seriously tasty and refreshing. I didn't want a super sweet flavor that was overpowering. I wanted the flavor to match the Baja Gold™ Saltiness, and it did it perfectly.

Try it today!
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08/27/2026

This is the first combo deal I've done with coaching! Normally, a month is $175. I'm looking for new clients so I'm doing a temporary drop to $99 for newbies, which includes a free tub of Everyday Hydration!

I typically deal with weight loss, but I can tailor any plan to any goal.

Click the link to fill out a free consultation!

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08/21/2026

Not a people pleasing video 😇

08/19/2026

This guide will help 99% of people who are looking to have a better metabolism, lose body fat, and simply fill better.

You finish a meal, clear the plate, and somehow you are already thinking about what to eat next. That does not automatically mean you lack discipline- or even that you failed to eat enough calories. Fullness is shaped by far more than the number of calories on your plate. Protein, fiber, food volum

08/18/2026

My Top 5 Biggest Supplement Scams

What did I leave out?

08/17/2026

The most recent data shows that 20% of households purchase electrolyte and hydration supplements.

That's 1 in 5 of you 😶

I mean this in the most respectful way, but if you purchase a different brand, I bet I can name at least two reasons why Elyxr is superior for daily hydration.

The challenge for you: Prove me wrong!

08/16/2026

Matt Mace won! Thank you guys for sharing and participating!

08/16/2026

Those of you that have worked or still working in stores- tell me you see the same things 🤣

08/16/2026

So I've posted in the past about my love for magnesium glycinate. I've gone through multiple tubs of Kal Magnesium Glycinate + Theanine. I decided to try the Trace Minerals Multi Magnesium, as it was 75% off at a local Vitamin Shoppe. My thought would be to take this in the morning, in addition to my Everyday Hydration supplement, plus extra d3/k2.

The good:
> A solid dose of elemental magnesium (330mg), with the main sources being malate and glycinate.
> Added Concentrace trace minerals.
> Naturally sweetened.

The ehh:
> 7 types of magnesium. I hate this trend. But at least this one uses all good forms.
> I prefer the zinc/b6 combo at night, with d3/k2 in the morning. Not a huge fan of all this together, but it's not going to hurt anything.
> It is pretty sweet.

To be fair, this product is not designed to be a "nighttime" magnesium, so I can't compare it to the Kal one. As I'm typing this post, I am testing it out before bed as I'm curious if it'll help at all. I struggle with nighttime HR increase and anxiety, and mag glycinate and theanine have been magic for me. I refuse to take sleep aids, melatonin, valerian, 5htp, etc.

My guess is I'll use this in the morning, and I'll continue with my regular magnesium glycinate + theanine at night. That combo will put me at roughly 1g of elememtal magnesium per day 😶

I'm just not quite sure why they decided to go with this blend. I would rather see it formulated to lean more toward AM or PM. This says both.

Would you take this? When would you take this?

08/15/2026

Not gonna lie. This is a pretty badass product and formula. My philosophy with formulas has always been "do the most with the least." This is next on my list to try!

But I wanted to dive into a unique ingredient they added that you don't see everyday.

> Lactiplantibacillus plantarum TENSIA® DSM 21380

TENSIA® DSM 21380: A Probiotic for Blood Pressure

TENSIA® DSM 21380 is a specific strain of Lactiplantibacillus plantarum that has been studied for its potential cardiovascular benefits, particularly supporting healthy blood pressure.

Supports healthy blood pressure: Human studies have reported improvements in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure after consuming foods containing TENSIA.

Unique mechanism: TENSIA may influence the ACE/angiotensin system, which plays an important role in regulating blood-vessel constriction and blood pressure.

Clinically studied: Research has evaluated approximately 6–10+ billion CFU per day, with some studies reporting improvements within about three weeks.

Targets cardiovascular health differently: Unlike ingredients primarily used to support cholesterol levels, TENSIA is particularly interesting for its potential effects on blood-pressure regulation and vascular health.

Still emerging research: Human results are promising, but studies have been relatively small and short-term, so more research is needed to establish its long-term cardiovascular effects.