Revange Nutrition Chain Reaction Next Generation Pre-workout

Chain Reaction Next Generation Ingredients

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  Beta-Alanine

  
  Is essential for the production of carnosine and protein building blocks that help prevent ageing. In addition, the compound supports the proper functioning and development of muscles. The amino acid is known to reduce muscle fatigue, which can help your muscles work better during training. This, in turn, promotes muscle growth. Beta-Alanine is especially helpful in intense short-term workouts such as weightlifting. Some people taking beta-alanine may notice a slight tingling sensation known as paraesthesia. The tingling sensation occurs because beta-alanine dilates the blood vessels, allowing more oxygen and blood to be delivered to the muscles.
  


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  Citrulline Di Malate

  
  A combination of an amino acid, Citrulline, with malic acid. Although it does not build muscle, Citrulline has an essential biological function by participating in the urea cycle. During metabolism, CCitrulline neutralises toxic ammonia. In addition, Citrulline malate 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.
  


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  GPLC

  
  A combination of L-carnitine ester and glycine. This combination supports the bioavailability of the molecule. GPLC has an effect supporting nitric oxide production, which ideally helps the body during training efforts. The compound effectively promotes fat reduction, builds lean muscle mass, and increases strength and endurance.
  


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  Creatine HCL

  
  Pure creatine hydrochloride without any unnecessary flavours, dyes, or preservatives. It is a highly efficient form of creatine that increases physical efficiency, strength, and muscle mass.
  


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  Augments Sulfate

  
  Increases blood flow, supporting the process of “cleansing” of working muscles. There is a specific exchange of oxygen and nutrients in each cell, into carbon dioxide and harmful metabolic products that the body must remove. Due to the increased blood flow, such exchange occurs faster, thanks to which the muscle tissue cells can work longer and harder. Arterial blood contains oxygen necessary for the work of muscles. In addition, it provides nutrients such as amino acids, sugars, creatine, and arginine from the outside. Thanks to the action of nitric oxide, systemic transport is more efficient. Not only do cells receive nutrients, but also harmful metabolic products are removed from them faster.
  


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  Arginine AKG

  
  Arginine alpha-ketoglutarate, which is a widely recognised means of obtaining a fantastic training pump. Supplementation with this compound is supported by many benefits, such as improved blood supply to the muscles, which results in better nutrition and oxygenation, acceleration of regeneration, and a significant improvement in motivation.
  


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  ALC

  
  Is L-carnitine acetyl ester. It is produced in the human body cells, and more specifically in the mitochondria, by the enzyme carnitine acetyltransferase (CAT). It takes part in many metabolic cycles, e.g., in the oxidation of fatty acids and energy production. It can also donate an acetyl group in the production of acetyl-coenzyme (acetyl-CoA). It may also act as a molecular chaperone that correctly forms newly synthesised protein chains and influences their functions. Compared to the “regular” L-carnitine, its acetyl derivative has a much stronger effect on the central nervous system. Supplements with acetyl-L-carnitine are intended for people planning to reduce body fat, older adults prone to memory disorders, and all physically and mentally active, under the influence of stress and adverse environmental factors. Acetyl L-carnitine reduces the feeling of fatigue, and its perception supports the processes of reducing body fat.
  


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  N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine

  
  Acetylated derivative of the L-tyrosine amino acid. Ordinary L-tyrosine is less stable and also less soluble in water, which can lead to reduced bioavailability. Acetylation increases the solubility and stability of some amino acids. N-acetyl-L-tyrosine supports the brain’s functioning by supporting the synthesis of norepinephrine, catecholamines, and dopamine (neurotransmitters).
  


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  Alpha GPC

  
  A water-soluble choline derivative that transforms into acetylcholine in the body, one of the most important neurotransmitters. Scientific research has shown that supplementation with Alpha GPy increases acetylcholine in the brain, which translates into significantly better memory and concentration in young people. Other clinical studies have demonstrated that L-alpha-glycerylphosphorylcholine supplementation supports brain function, also in people who have Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, while delaying the ageing process.
  


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  DMAE

  
  An intermediate in endogenous choline synthesis, structurally similar to it. It is found in small amounts in the brain. It is a more effective precursor of acetylcholine than choline because it more efficiently crosses the blood-brain barrier when delivered from the outside. Belongs to nootropic substances and drugs that stimulate the central nervous system (CNS), but its stimulating properties are pretty mild. It increases the synthesis of acetylcholine, improving neuronal transmission in the cholinergic system.
  


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  Guarana Extract

  
  Guarana extract provides sustained energy for many hours, stimulates psychophysical activity, increases the ability to concentrate, and improves sports performance. Effectively supports the weight loss process, accelerating weight reduction. Guarana is an excellent stimulant and gives energy for many hours.
  


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  Di-Caffeine Malate

  
  Stimulates the central nervous system and vegetative centres: respiratory, vasomotor, and vagus nerve. It also has an excellent thermogenic effect and converts calories into heat, significantly increasing the metabolic rate. It evenly stimulates the cerebral cortex, which means improved cognitive function and preventing fatigue. It lowers the risk of liver and colon cancer. Also, it stimulates the release of fatty acids into the bloodstream, so it is considered one of the ingredients that accelerate slimming.
  


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  Green Tea

  
  The catechins in green tea inhibit an enzyme called catechol O-methyl transferase or COMT, which breaks down the fat-burning hormone norepinephrine. Since green tea is rich in catechins, it helps raise norepinephrine levels, keep them elevated, and prolong thermogenesis. It has also been shown that there is a synergistic interaction between the caffeine in green tea and catechins (particularly EGCG), which increases the body’s use of calories as energy. Moreover, the combination of caffeine and EGCG in green tea has significantly increased the resting metabolic rate.
  


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  Theacrine

  
  Theacrine is an alkaloid that is structurally related to caffeine and also activates similar signalling pathways. Under natural conditions, theacrine is most likely synthesised from caffeine and then stored. It is believed to be the most concentrated in Chinese tea, Camellia sinensis, which occurs alongside caffeine and theobromine. This substance effectively increases the level of energy in the body. Its action is very similar to caffeine, with the difference that it works much longer, shows a slower increase in tolerance, and does not cause unpleasant effects. In addition, the substance does not increase blood pressure.
  


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  Mucuna Pruriens

  
  Contains Levodopa. Highly bioavailable for the brain, thus quickly and effectively increasing the possibilities of dopamine synthesis. This amazing neurotransmitter is an essential element for the proper functioning of the nervous system and the flow of nerve signals. Dopamine deficiency has been shown in people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, especially in the brain regions responsible for its motor symptoms. Low levels of this neurotransmitter may be manifested by the onset of memory loss, difficulties with focus and concentration, and it often affects older people.
  


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  Grape Seed Extract

  
  Is rich in antioxidants, including phenolic acids, anthocyanins, flavonoids, and oligomeric proanthocyanidin complexes (OPCs). Due to its high antioxidant content, GSE can help protect against oxidative stress, tissue damage and inflammation, and prevent disease. The resveratrol in grape seed extract acts as an antioxidant, scavenging free radicals that damage the body’s healthy cells. It is a substance that reduces the absorption of LDL cholesterol in the walls of blood vessels, reducing the risk of heart disease and atherosclerosis. In addition, it inhibits the aggregation of platelets and prevents the formation of dangerous blood clots. It is perceived as a substance with anti-obesity properties and may also have a beneficial effect in controlling diabetes. In addition, it can lower blood pressure, which is an essential factor in avoiding cardiovascular diseases.
  


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  Citrus Aurantium

  
  Bitter orange is not an edible fruit. Still, it is an excellent source of vitamin C, with the extract containing up to 42%. Compared to regular oranges, bitter oranges are much richer in vitamin C and antioxidants, e.g., bioflavonoids such as hesperidin. In addition to the high content of perfectly digestible vitamin C, bitter orange is famous primarily for the content of Citrus aurantium in the plant, which is a natural substitute for Cao Mahuang. Citrus aurantium has a similar structure to Cao Mahuang. It is obtained naturally from unripe citrus fruits, e.g., Citrus aurantium L., Citrus aurantium L. This substance is a natural substitute for Cao Mahuang. It is more and more often added to drugs and dietary supplements intended for athletes and overweight people. This compound boosts metabolism, reduces appetite, and simultaneously increases mental and physical activity.
  


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  Hordenine HCL

  
  A stimulating substance that perfectly complements caffeine, geranamine, and Citrus aurantium. While the main action of the latter substances is to stimulate the release of adrenaline and norepinephrine in the body, which initiates fat burning and energy transformations, hordein extends their lifespan. It prevents premature degradation of adrenaline, thanks to which the stimulating effect and increased energy level last much longer. Hordein must remain at a stable level. The inclusion of this substance in the composition not only strengthens the thermogenic effect. This is a great way to avoid the impact of sudden energy descent.
  


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  Sulbutiamine

  
  Is a derivative of thiamine, more commonly known as vitamin B1. Sulbutiamine, however, has a much higher potential for action and biological activity. It is used mainly because of its neoplastic properties. It widens blood vessels in the brain, resulting in better oxygenation and nourishment of the nervous tissue. This promotes better well-being, increased energy levels, more efficient work, and improved mental health. Athletes have long argued that, against this background, they increase their exercise capacities, such as strength or endurance, and delay the effect of fatigue. Thus, it is an exciting compound, which is believed to slow many of the impacts of ageing in the body against the background of the degeneration of nervous tissue.
  


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  Vitamin C

  
  Is the basis of the skin, bones, cartilage, tendons, blood vessels, and heart valves. Ascorbic acid is a potent antioxidant. It accelerates the decomposition of harmful substances resulting from intense training. It also effectively protects against infections. Another advantage of this vitamin is the improvement of iron absorption and oxygen transport to cells, which translates into improved muscle condition. Effective absorption of oxygen extends the working time of the muscles and delays the stage of anaerobic respiration of the muscles, which causes muscle soreness. In addition, vitamin C effectively flushes lactic acid from the muscles and thus accelerates the regeneration process after training. In addition, ascorbic acid affects the release of male hormones, including testosterone, which athletes desire.
  


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  Niacin

  
  Is essential for the functioning of the peripheral nervous system. Niacin increases the activity of mitochondria. In addition, it contributes to the proper maintenance of cholesterol in the blood. It participates in the synthesis of sex hormones: insulin, cortisol, and thyroxine.
  


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  Vitamin B6

  
  Is a coenzyme of many enzymatic changes in the body, including transamination and decarboxylation of amino acids. Its participation in the transformation of tryptophan, which produces serotonin and nicotinic acid, is essential. It is critical to phosphorylation, influences glycogenesis and glycogenolysis in muscles, and plays a vital role in immune and hematopoietic processes. In addition, it reduces the secretion of prolactin, which harms male libido.