Iron Pump

Ingredients

In one serving you will find:

• 5g AAKG (in the best concentration)


• 5g Bata alanine


• 2.5 g Citrulline malate


• 2g Taurine


• 1g of L-carnitine N-acetyl


• 1g L-tyrosine + auxiliary substances

Beta alanine

is necessary for the production of carnosine and blocks building proteins that help prevent the aging of the body. The compound supports the proper functioning and development of muscles. Amino acid is known for reducing muscle fatigue, which can help your muscles work better during training. This in turn promotes muscle growth. Beta-Alanine is particularly helpful in intensive short-term training such as weight lifting. Some people taking beta-alanine may notice a slight tingling sensation known as paraesthesia. The tingling arises because beta-alanine dilates the blood vessels, allowing more oxygen and blood to be delivered to the muscles.

AAKG

is involved in the formation of nitric oxide and thus has the ability to expand blood vessels, allowing better blood supply to the muscles and soft tissues. Indirectly participates in the synthesis of cGMP, which, along with ATP, is involved in the process of muscle contraction and shows an anabolic effect.

Citrulline malate

is a combination of the amino acid citrulline with malic acid. Citrulina, although it does not build muscle, plays an important biological role by participating in the urea cycle. During metabolism, citrulline neutralizes toxic ammonia. Citruline apple is a compound that increases the production of nitric oxide and thus increases the blood flow to the muscles during training, causing the muscle pump. Research shows that citrulline malate, pre-workout, improves the body’s ability to exercise and reduces fatigue. Another advantage of the preparation is its ability to reabsorb bicarbonate through the kidneys, which has a beneficial effect on the equilibrium-alkaline balance. In addition, the use of the supplement effectively reduces the acidification of muscles after a hard workout.

Tricreatine-Creatine Malate

consumed in the form of creatine malate, due to its ester bonds between creatine and malate, is characterized by greater digestibility and digestibility, so that less creatine is converted into inactive creatinine. Creatine malate, after being transformed into the body into phosphocreatine, takes an active part in the production of a high-energy compound called adenosine triphosphate (ATP). ATP, in turn, is an instant source of energy in short-term efforts lasting up to a few seconds. Supplementing the diet with creatine is aimed at increasing the energy reserves of the body by increasing the amount of phosphocreatine in the muscle cell. Increasing the energy reserves of the body may contribute to increasing the intensity of the training performed, and thus to increase its efficiency in building muscle mass or strength. In addition, the apple itself is included in the cycle of cell energy transformation, thanks to which it actively participates in the energy production process.

L-histidine

belongs to exogenous amino acids. It plays an important role in the production of proteins. Takes part in the production of hemoglobin. It is an effective transporter of many key elements, e.g. zinc and iron. These microelements are one of the necessary ingredients for the proper functioning of not only the heart and metabolism. Deficiencies of this amino acid are often associated with a low content of these metals, which in turn is reflected in the hormonal imbalance of the body.

Taurine

this is 2-aminoethanesulfonic acid, belongs to the group of biogenic amino acids. It is an organic chemical that occurs in human tissues. The largest amounts of taurine are located in the heart, skeletal muscle, brain and the retina of the eye. The process of taurine synthesis takes place with the participation of two other amino acids – cysteine and methionine. The properties of the human body for independent synthesis are limited, and therefore its supplementation is sometimes indispensable. Taurine has one more important feature that has decided the popularity of this amino acid among athletes – it inhibits the processes of catabolism in the muscles and intensifies anabolism. Thanks to those who exercise it is easier to build muscle tissue and regenerate the body after exhausting training.

N-acetyl-L-carnitine

is formulated from one of the essential amino acids with many proven health benefits. This type of amino acid is found in our body, where it helps to generate energy, heals various mental disorders, prevents memory loss, depression and soothes the nerves. It is widely known that the relationship plays an important role in losing unnecessary kilograms and burning fat. Some research shows that acetyl L-carnitine can effectively help reduce the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, helping to improve their social behavior. Further studies on the efficacy of acetyl L-carnitine in reducing the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome and Alzheimer’s disease. The product supports memory and also acts as a powerful antioxidant.

L-tyrosine

is an endogenous amino acid which is a precursor of neurotransmitters – dopamine, adrenaline and norepinexxrine. These compounds are essential for the proper functioning of nerve conduction processes and intercellular communication. Adrenal hormones are produced in response to stress, and by preparing the body for a high physical effort, they increase the use of adipose tissue as the most efficient source of energy.

Magnesium

is one of the most important minerals in the body. It is necessary as a cofactor in hundreds of enzymatic processes in cells. It helps in maintaining the normal function of muscles and nerves, maintains a steady heart rhythm, supports healthy cardiovascular health, supports the immune system and keeps bones in good condition. Magnesium also helps in maintaining blood sugar and blood pressure, and is involved in energy metabolism and protein synthesis. Magnesium is the main factor relaxing the smooth muscles in the blood vessels, thereby reducing peripheral vascular resistance and promoting healthy cardiovascular system. Magnesium also affects the levels of norepinexxrine in the blood and the synthesis of serotonin and nitric oxide. What’s more, there is strong evidence that dietary intake of magnesium and supplementation improve the metabolic profile. Magnesium has been shown to favorably affect insulin resistance, serum lipid profiles, inflammation, platelet aggregation, and oxidative stress.

Caffeine

shows a thermogenic effect and suppresses appetite due to the increase in the production of adrenaline and noradrenaline. It has been proven that it causes the formation of such neurotransmitters as dopamine, acetylcholine or even serotonin in the central nervous system, which exerts a stimulating effect and increases cognitive functions. The overall activity of caffeine on the body, allows you to maintain the effectiveness of training and maintain a positive mood, despite the calorie deficit.

Schisandra chinensis

climber from the citrinella family. It has a strengthening effect on the body, supports the function of the liver, cleanses from accumulated toxins. It has a positive effect on the heart, brain, lungs and kidneys. In addition, it accelerates the metabolism which prevents the accumulation of unnecessary fat.

Vitamin B1

is a preparation aimed at the most demanding athletes who know what their body needs and look for specific vitamins to supplement their deficiencies. Vitamin B1 is very soluble in water, which directly affects its bioavailability. It plays an important role in tissue respiration processes, including metabolic carbohydrate metabolism. It is one of the most important vitamins, which deficiencies can lead to weakness, fatigue, problems with the eyes (nystagmus), circulatory insufficiency, disorders of the digestive system, and even in extreme cases to depression.

Vitamin B6

is a coenzyme of many enzymatic changes in the body including transamination and decarboxylation of amino acids. Particularly important is its participation in the transformation of tryptophan, which produces serotonin and nicotinic acid. It is essential in the process of phosphorylation, affects glycogenesis and glycogenolysis in muscles, plays an important role in immune and hematopoietic processes. It reduces the secretion of prolactin, which has a negative effect on men’s libido. Symptoms of pyridoxine deficiency are nonspecific: skin lesions, inflammation of the tongue and oral mucosa, seizures, microcytic anemia non-pigmented or megaloblastic, polyneuritis, depression. Its lack may favor the development of oxalate urolithiasis. Pyridoxine is well absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. Her excess is excreted in the urine.

Vitamin B12

belongs to a group of vitamins that are soluble in water. It is known under other names: cobalamin or cyanocobalamin. It is not a single substance but a chemical compound containing, inter alia, cobalt. Deficiencies of vitamin B12 are particularly dangerous and mainly concern the psychological sphere, the nervous system and the hematopoietic system. VItamin B12 acts as a non-protein component of the enzyme necessary for its activity in the production of monoamine neurotransmitters important for the brain: dopamine, serotonin and norepinexxrine. Cobalamin deficiency results in impaired synthesis of these important neurotransmitters, which may result in limited cell communication capacity in the central nervous system.