Contact us

For any questions about Nomio and our product

Banner Image

For elite athletes

If you want consultation on how to use nomio for your training benefit, or collaborate with us in some way, reach us on:

athlete@drinknomio.com

For researchers

If you need functioning products or placebo products for your research, or otherwise want to discuss or collaborate with our scientists, reach us on:

research@drinknomio.com

Adress

Nomio Nutrition AB
Brunnsgatan 5
111 38 Stockholm, Sweden

Frequently asked questions

Nomio has a best-before date 8 months after production if stored refrigerated. However, they last up to 8 weeks in room temperature, making it easy to bring it to trainings or travel it.

Nomio's research team consists of many of the scientists who found the benefits of Nitrate in training. With research conducted for over 8 years at Karolinska Institute and Swedish School of Sports Science, there are robust data underlining the effects of Nomio. Read more under "Our Science".

The active components in Nomio are ITCs - isothiocyanates. Isothiocyanates activate a system called NRF2, a known regulator of physical stress in the body. By activating NRF2 before a workout, your body is better prepared for handling the physical stress involved. This produces many of the positive outcomes from using Nomio, for example lowered lactate levels and faster training adaptations.

Nomio is both a training product and a performance product. By using Nomio during your key sessions for extended periods of time, our research has shown that you will get faster training adaptations, meaning that you will improve quicker than you would otherwise.  It allows you to push harder during sessions, and also recover faster, which also adds to the compounding improvements. In addition, Nomio improves your ability to perform during competitions or races, by reducing lactate build-up and oxidative stress during the race, allowing you to go faster than you would otherwise.

Nomio is shown to be highly beneficial to athletes of almost all levels. There seems to be an even stronger effect than average in elite athletes, and a less strong effect in those who rarely or never work out. Nomio's research is conducted on a mixed set of participants, ranging from sub-elite to recreational endurance athletes.