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Live Like You Mean ItYou've got one life to live and you want to make each and every day count. That's why Nutrition53 is committed to delivering better results for the lives people live every day. Better results for people just like you. For Nutrition53's founder and CEO Bill Romanowski, performance isn't just a passion; it's a way of life. In his NFL career that included an unprecedented 243 consecutive games highlighted by five Super Bowls, he learned firsthand the power of nutrition from the leaders in the field. In his 16th NFL season, Bill's quest took an urgent new turn: the concussions on the football field had robbed him of his memory. Bill brought together the world's best doctors, scientists, and nutritionists to arrive at a formulation that would fully restore his mental function. The result was Neuro1, Nutrition53's first formula. Today Nutrition53's formulas deliver more than just nutrition. They deliver better health, greater confidence, and a brighter future. From staying lean to sleeping well, feeling energized and thinking clearly, Nutrition53 provides real tools and answers to help you achieve your very best and "live like you mean it." As a teenager, Bill Romanowski set his goals on earning a scholarship to college through sports. Inspired by Herschel Walker, Romo started training at age 14.
With great nutrition and hard work, Romanowski reached his goal of earning a college scholarship at Boston College. He was inducted into the Boston College Hall of Fame in 2011.
Bill Romanowski went on to win four Super Bowls in 16 years in the NFL while playing for the San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, Denver Broncos, and Oakland Raiders. He holds the record for most consecutive games ever played in the NFL at 243.
After retiring from the NFL in 2003, Bill Romanowski founded Nutrition53 in 2007. The company’s first product was Neuro1.
Lean1 gains national attention when Life & Style Magazine reports Lean1 is Hollywood’s secret to losing weight.
In high demand, Lean1 reaches national retail distribution in stores like Walgreen’s, Smoothie King, and Vitamin Shoppe.
As a teenager, Bill Romanowski set his goals on earning a scholarship to college through sports. Inspired by Herschel Walker, Romo started training at age 14. |