As seen in Life & Style magazine this month, EBOOST helps the celebs power through a workout. Just ask Molly Sims who stays in model-shape with Bikram yoga.

“I’ve been doing Bikram yoga a lot lately–it’s one of the most intense workouts imaginable,” Molly Sims tells Life & Style about the form of yoga practiced in a room heated to 105 degrees. Just make sure the body is prepared for a strenuous workout. Energy-boosting orange-flavored EBOOST supplements do the trick.

Just add water!

The Shape of Things: Fully Supplemented

We can all use a little boost now and then–and EBOOST (10 tablets, $11.50) is a good choice. Its combination of vitamins, minerals, and botanicals (green tea extract, vitamin B-12, potassium, sodium, selenium, copper, and grape seed extract) promises to deliver what founders Josh Taekman and John McDonald call the “four elements of performance”–energy, immunity, recovery, and focus. Fans of the bubbly orange-flavored supplement include Bruce Willis, Giselle Bundchen, Heidi Klum, Victoria Beckham, and Molly Sims.

Available at Ricky’s, 50 Main Street, East Hampton, 329-7588; eboost.com

-Ingrid Skjong

Sex Tip: Health drinks Hollywood’s new aphrodesiac?

October 31, 2007 at 5:18pm by Kristi Gustafson

The correlation here is a little weak, although I will give the company this: no one can argue that if you feel better and more energetic you naturally feel sexier. That said, here is the 411 on EBOOST.

In Hollywood, a healthy body has always been a better ticket to a healthy libido. Health drinks, like the celebrity fave EBOOST, is said to rev up your sex life by giving you a natural energy boost that is invigorating both mentally and physically.

Celebs, models and musicians like Heidi Klum, Seal, Lance Armstrong, Kyle McLaughlin, Victoria Beckham, Molly Sims, The Rock, Jon Bon Jovi and others use EBOOST daily to keep their immune systems optimized. EBOOST is said to help combat stress and fatigue and improve mental clarity. Key ingredients for a healthy life and healthy libido.

EBOOST is available in tablets or powder. It packs a powerful punch of B12, C magnesium, zinc, potassium, amino acids and 5-HTP (for mental clarity – not the “jitters”). The EBOOST people are marketing it as a natural version of its predecessors (Airborne, Emergen-C and Berocca).

It’s available at upscale minibars, including those at the W, Mondrian and Delano hotels, aboard NetJets and select spas. You can also order online at www.eboost.com.

An EBOOST tube contains 10 tablets for $11.50 or a box of 24 packets of powder for $22.50.