The only possible thing missing from Lance Armstrong’s Madone SL frame, and the only thing that could have given the 7-time Tour de France champion a few more crowns, might have been an ENERGIZED water bottle. Where could I have found one? Did he ever exist during his 7-year career as we watched him cascade at lightning speed from the walls of the French Alps, to shops along the Champs Elysées? How did he do it? How did he successfully fight cancer and defy all odds to become one of cycling’s greatest champions? And I’m sure you’re asking yourself the same question: how does he do it without even having a zero point energy bottle? Without having used the Amega Vita Flask! I do not know either! But he did it!

Amega Global has recently announced the launch of its new zero point energy product: the Vita Flask. It’s a sleek, basic and stylish sports bottle that has been infused with Amega Global’s Amized Fusion technology. It’s designed to keep you going all day and night with your own zero point energy drink of choice, as long as that drink isn’t HOT! The stainless steel material of the bottle makes it an ideal choice for all extreme sports enthusiasts and athletes of all kinds. It should definitely give you that competitive edge. I wonder which sports teams will adopt these cutting-edge products in the future? A change in professional sports that will not happen until they discover how Amega uses its technology to improve performance and energy at all levels. I am a San Francisco Giants fan myself and if I could send a message to their management team, I would, hoping it would help them win the World Series this year. Imagine Tim Lincecum pitching with a Zero Point Energized arm! The Amega Vita Flask is conveniently sized and created to fit all types of lifestyles. The point is, you don’t have to be a Tim Lincecum or a Lance Armstrong to enjoy technology and products.

I imagine the Amega Vita Flask might be for anyone interested in health, wellness, homeostasis, and all natural sources of energy. Are you? If not, then I’m sure you can keep using that old BPA cancer-causing plastic bottle you carry around, wash, heat and reuse without a second thought as to the chemical compounds involved in such prehistoric, environmentally hazardous materials. ambient. The risk is due to a chemical called BPA (Bisphenol A), which can be released when the bottle is washed, heated or reused.

Not that you should blame yourself for not knowing any of this. That’s not what I’m saying! Please don’t misunderstand! My motivation is to get information to people. To let them know that they have more options beyond the ones that make us sick. How are you supposed to know about BPA? How is a mother to know that the bottle she is heating could be harming her child? She does it now.

The Amega Global Vita Flask retails for $98. Now, as this may seem like a high price to pay for a bottle of water, keep in mind that this bottle has been saturated in a zero point energy field at a six million dollar facility in Singapore. Too much to pay? Just consider that some bottles of water (the real water and not the bottle) retail for up to $60,000 for a 1.25ml bottle of Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani. This is the most expensive water bottle in the world designed by Fernando Altamirano. Although the Vita Flask is not plated in 24 karat gold, it is still zero-point energized stainless steel, with the ability to turn tap water into 7 Tour de France crowns!

Well, that might be pushing a bit.

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