
THE HEAT IS HOW IT WORKS

Muscle cramps and soreness start when your nerves become hyper-excited and blast your tired muscles with repetitive, uncontrollable signals.

Both HOTSHOT for Muscle Cramps and HOTSHOT for Muscle Soreness start to work by triggering the sensory nerves located in your mouth, esophagus, and stomach

Those stimulated nerves then send a calming signal through your spinal cord that inhibits the repetitive firing of hyperactive nerves to fatiguing muscles.

For cramps, stopping the hyperactivity will stop a cramp starting in 90 seconds. For soreness, it stops the neurological pounding muscle feel during exercise to reduce the lingering pain we feel the next day.
WHAT'S YOUR CHALLENGE?

Muscles tightening between sets or matches? Soreness keeping you from performing your best at a training session? Learn more about how HOTSHOT can help you speed your recovery time.

Calf seize up during training runs? Hand cramp in the 4th quarter? Learn more about what causes muscle cramps and how to best use HOTSHOT to keep them at bay!

Waking up with leg pains in the middle of the night? Cramping feet or calves? Learn more about what causes these nighttime woes — and how to stop them.
TESTED AND TRUSTED BY THIRD PARTIES
CURIOSITY KILLED THE CRAMP
(and SORENESS TOO)
Deep sea kayaking together one winter, Dr. Rod MacKinnon (Nobel Prize-winner) and his friend Dr. Bruce Bean, were both seized with life-threatening muscle cramps. They experienced such debilitating pain that neither could steady their kayaks. While they survived the excruciating moment, it flipped the switch on their curiosity – Both were well hydrated, conditioned, and nutritionally savvy. So why did they cramp? What is the cure? As neuroscientists, they were uniquely qualified to find the answer.
Leveraging their Neuroscience expertise and Rod’s Nobel Prize-winning work on Ion Channels, the scientific breakthrough came at an ah moment – preventing muscle cramps is not about treating the muscles. It’s about treating the nerves. After 5 years of scientific research and trial & error, HOTSHOT was born.
in the news
“Most experts blame nasty cramps on dehydration or a lack of electrolytes. But research that’ll be published this month in the Journal of the American Medical Athletic Association has led to the creation of a sports drink that says the real culprit is hyper-excited motor nerves in your spinal cord.”
– Fitness Magazine