Hi,

This week I have some exciting things I think you'll love.

First, our first big SiS Sale of the year is live. We're fully stocked on everything SiS, so stock up for your spring training.

How did you sleep last night?

I just got in 3-packs of Dream Shot and I'm giving them away. You read that right. You can skip reading why you should get this and just try it out for yourself. Only 5,000 available, free with $50 order - they will go quick, here is why you want to try it…

I created Dream Shot to fix my own sleep problems. I tried every protocol and every product out there. Most didn't work at all. Some sort of worked, but then the effect faded. What worked best was the Huberman Sleep Protocol.

I started breaking it down to see which parts were really working for me, but I hated taking pills at night. Maybe it's just me, but taking a handful of pills right before bed has zero appeal. Also some of the ingredients did nothing, so I pared it back to just what worked for me. 

The result is Dream Shot as exactly that: a drink shot. Not so much fluid that you'll have to pee at night, and I used concentrated Tart Cherry as a natural "fall asleep" signal, a 2025 peer-reviewed systematic review found it added up to 34 minutes of total sleep time and raised natural melatonin by 17%, no synthetic version required.

The result, we didn't need to add melatonin. Personally, melatonin gives me restless legs and a groggy wake-up. Dream Shot does neither.

Dream Shot is only 6 ingredients, in potent amounts, no underdosing here. The workhorse is a novel ingredient called PeptiSleep, a sleep peptide that stops you from waking up at 1AM staring at the ceiling. It helps reduce that late-night cortisol spike, keeping you asleep. And even if you do wake up to use the bathroom, I find it much easier to fall right back to sleep.

Will it work for you? Straight talk: sleep is a hard problem to solve. Everyone has a different reason why they don't sleep. So I'm not going to promise it will work for everyone. But it is working for over 70% of people who buy Dream Shot, we asked them. It's also one of the top repurchased products we sell.

Here's why you should have confidence in Dream Shot, it addresses the 3 reasons people can't sleep, not just something to make you drowsy.

1. It helps you fall asleep (Tart Cherry, L-Theanine)

2. It helps you stay asleep (PeptiSleep, Ashwagandha)

3. It helps you get more Deep/REM Sleep (Glycine, Magnesium Threonate). A 2024 randomized controlled trial, measured by Oura ring, found Magnesium Threonate significantly improved both deep sleep and REM sleep scores vs. placebo.

Enough from me. Try it and see if it works for you, but one recommendation: if you already take something to help you sleep (even Rx), don't stop your normal routine. Add Dream Shot to it.

Grab your Free 3 Nights of Sleep. Free with a $50 order.

Don't wait. I only have 5,000 packs available. As I mentioned, these are going to go quick. 

Electrolyte Gels?

Last week we launched the new Tadej Secret Sodium Gel 2026 Edition that adds 200mg of sodium to his favorite gel. They sold out, but more are coming at the end of the month.

The response to electrolytes in gels was huge. It's the first big trend of 2026, Enervit kicked it off, and now we carry electrolyte gels from SiS, GU, Cadence, Huma, Honey Stinger, and UCAN. They're all great. The right gel is the right gel for you.

So I put together an Electrolyte Gel Pack to let you try all 6.

I tried them all this past week. Maybe it's the extra sodium that makes the flavors hit harder, but every single one was delicious.

Get the Electrolyte Gel Pack and earn 10% Feed Credit

Do you have kids?

I have a new gel that's blowing up with our families. It's new from Enervit, a mini-gel that's only 20g. Perfect size for refueling pre-game or on the sidelines.

Any kid, I would say age 8 or older could really benefit from a quick burst of energy to perform their best at sports. Too often it's orange slices and bulk Costco snacks.

Parents who've tried them have raved about how well they work. And at only $1.99 each, they're an easy call.

Lemon is caffeine-free.

Raspberry has caffeine, but only 20mg. Your call on whether that's right for your kid. Personally, when my kids were competing, I was always looking for a light caffeine option. Hard to find. This one is perfect.

Get the Enervit E.SPORT Gel here

New Things This Week

SwissRX Nitric Oxide Pro Sample Pack

This blew up last week, so I've kept it running. My favorite response came from former Tour de France rider David Zabriskie: "This stuff really works." Dave has tried everything, so I take that as about the highest praise you can get.

Get your Nitric Oxide Sample Pack free with a $65 order

Do you swim?

I'm swimming right now while I recover from back surgery. I love it and hate it — I love how I feel, but the boredom kills me. I solved that with the Form Smart Swim 2 Goggles. They show me time, pace, and distance in real-time. New version is only $149, and they don't leak.

Next: swim headphones. The H2O Audio TRI 2 PRO are what I'm using. Two things about them. First, you connect via Bluetooth. Hit Play and it records your Spotify (or any music) to local memory. Just play the audio for 2 hours before your swim and you have 2 hours of music saved. When you're in the water, no Bluetooth needed, it plays perfectly. Second: use their earplugs. The headphones are bone-conductive, and with the earplugs in, the sound is perfect.

Get Form Smart Swim 2 Goggles

Get H2O Audio TRI 2 PRO Headphones

Morning Water with Hydrogen?

I'm back on my H2 Tab kick. 3 tabs in a glass of water each morning. I don't know exactly what it's doing, but it's working. I'm hooked. If you've never tried it, this is one to experiment with. It's not an energy boost, it's a "feel good all day" boost. I know that sounds a bit woo-woo, but what can I tell you: there might really be something to this one. A 2024 systematic review found molecular hydrogen shows promise for reducing fatigue and supporting recovery, and there are now over 3,000 peer-reviewed studies on H2's antioxidant effects. Woo-woo? The researchers don't think so.

- Matt

Founder
The Feed