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Nomad Honey Energy Gel is a honey-based endurance fuel designed for running, cycling, and long training sessions. Honey naturally contains glucose and fructose, which can support steadier carbohydrate absorption for some athletes compared with single-source sugar gels.

Nomad is positioned as a whole-food-style sports fuel because honey is the primary carbohydrate source, with flavour-specific functional ingredients. “Clean-label” can mean different things, so the most accurate reference is the ingredient list shown on each product.

Yes. Honey-based gels are used by runners and cyclists as a carbohydrate source during endurance sessions. Suitability depends on individual tolerance, dose, and hydration—testing during training before race day is recommended.

A common approach is to take small, regular servings during longer sessions rather than a large single dose. Many athletes start with one serving during the first hour and adjust based on intensity, conditions, and tolerance. Pair with water and practise in training first.

Energy crashes can happen when carbohydrate intake causes rapid blood-glucose swings, or when absorption is reduced by heat, dehydration, or gut stress. Choosing an appropriate serving size and taking gels with water can help reduce the risk.

Many athletes find honey-based fueling easier to tolerate than some thick or highly concentrated gels, but individual response varies. Start with a smaller portion and water, and test during an easy session to assess tolerance.

Choose based on your preference and training context:

• Pollen + Amino Acids: general endurance use
  
• Cocoa (caffeine): alertness and focus
  
• Beetroot (nitrates/guarana): endurance-oriented sessions
  
• Peanut (protein): more satiating option for training

Start with a mixed starter pack to test flavours and tolerance during training. Use it on an easy session first, note how your stomach responds, then apply what works on longer or harder workouts.