Zoe Romano Finishes First Week of Tour de France Powered By Fuse®

MIAMI LAKES, Fla., May 28, 2013

Zoe finished her first week of the run at an incredible 168 miles.  If you go to the ZOEGOESRUNNING.COM site, you can track her run and the funds being raised towards the $100,000 goal for the World Pediatric Project.  Fuse Science would encourage everyone to donate and help this incredible organization and Zoe reach her goal.

"I use the EnerJel™ and ElectroFuse® products every day," said Zoe.  "I roll on EnerJel™ in the morning before I run and right after I finish for recovery.  The ElectroFuse® is honestly a miracle-worker, I take one every 8 or 9 miles and can feel it restoring my hydration-electrolyte balance almost immediately, which is super important when you're logging this kind of mileage and losing so much sodium and other electrolytes through sweat. It's great because it doesn't give me that nauseated feeling like other electrolyte products do.  ElectroFuse® works quickly, packs easy, and never has any side effects."

"Zoe is not only an elite runner, but she has a huge heart.  I have never met anyone that faced such adversity and was only worried about raising money for the World Pediatric Project and helping others," said Rubin Hanan President and COO of Fuse Science. "I am glad the Fuse products continue to help Zoe in her journey to accomplish what no other athlete has accomplished.  She is in great spirits and continues to be an inspiration to everyone."

To donate to the "Zoe Goes Running" For World Pediatric Project, go to: www.zoegoesrunning.com.

Make any purchase of Fuse products on the poweredbyfuse.com® site and use the promo code "ZoeRuns-C1" and SAVE 20%.  In addition, for every unit purchased Fuse Science will make a $3.00 donation to the World Pediatric Project.

About Zoe Romano
Zoe Romano is a runner and writer based out of Richmond, VA. In 2011 she ran 2,867 miles across the US, alone, becoming the first female to ever complete such a trek sans support vehicle and raising over $15,000 for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. She has spoken at various youth-based events, been a guest of sports podcasts and radio shows, and is eager to hit the road again. Zoe first fell in love with running while a student at the University of Richmond, from where she graduated magna cum laude in 2009 with degrees in Spanish and International Studies. She is currently a freelance writer and Spanish tutor in Richmond, VA.