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Ingredients of Supplement

• Caffeine: causes the blocking of adenosine receptors in the brain, which results in the reduction of tiredness during training. Due to its thermogenic effect, it effectively burns fat and improves metabolism.


• 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 and also participates in the synthesis of sex hormones: insulin, cortisol and thyroxine.


• Beta-Alanine: is necessary for producing carnosine and building blocks that help prevent ageing. 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 particularly helpful in intensive short-term workouts such as weight lifting. Some people taking beta-alanine may notice a slight tingling sensation known as paraesthesia. Tingling occurs because beta-alanine dilates the blood vessels, allowing more oxygen and blood to be delivered to the muscles.


• Creatine Monohydrate: is one of the most studied forms of creatine in the world and has been thoroughly tested and ethically proven in many performance tests, including for physically active people and recreational athletes. Creatine monohydrate is ideal for many male and female athletes, from bodybuilders through the entire field to sprinters. It is entirely safe and ideally increases physical fitness.


• Augments Sulfate: Augments sulfate effectively increases the secretion of nitric oxide in the human body, which translates into an intense muscle pump feeling during training. The expansion of blood vessels supports the supply of blood and nutrients to working muscles, which significantly accelerates the regeneration process and builds new muscle fibres. In studies using Augments, it has been shown that its action can support protein synthesis even twice, which, in addition to the act of Augments itself, is also associated with the movement of increasing the supply of nutrients to muscle tissues.


• L-Arginine AKG: is involved in forming nitric oxide and thus can dilate blood vessels, allowing better blood supply to muscles and soft tissues. It indirectly participates in the synthesis of cGMP, which, along with ATP, engages in the process of muscle contraction and has anabolic effects. It affects the secretion of growth hormone, supports the process of liver regeneration, and is an essential precursor for creatine. Unfortunately, the traditional form of Arginine breaks down quickly in the stomach; thus, a small amount reaches its destination.


• Citrulline Malate: a combination of amino acid – Citrulline with malic acid. Despite not building muscle, Citrulline has an essential biological function by participating in the urea cycle. During metabolism, Citrulline neutralizes toxic ammonia. Citrulline malate is a compound that increases the production of nitric oxide and thus increases blood flow to the muscles during training by causing a muscle pump. Given before training, it improves the body’s ability to exercise and reduces fatigue. Another advantage of using the preparation is its ability to reuptake of bicarbonate by the kidneys, which has a beneficial effect on the cash-base balance. In addition, using the supplement effectively reduces muscle acidification after a hard workout.


• Geranium: works great both as a stimulant and as a fat burner, especially in combination with caffeine and other substances that stimulate the nervous system and intensify the phenomenon of thermogenesis. This robust and active substance effectively provides intense stimulation. It indirectly increases adrenaline levels in the body and directly activates adrenergic receptors. It provides a substantial increase in energy, motivation and concentration. Combined with caffeine, its effectiveness increases. After penetrating the nervous system, the Geranium stimulates the release of dopamine, which ensures focus and a good mood, which is crucial during training.


• Choline Bitartrate: choline bitartrate. Choline is a substance necessary for adequately functioning and constructing every cell in our body. It occurs in the body in compounds called phospholipids; lecithin is the most known and appears in the most significant amount. Phospholipids perform many functions in our body, build cell membranes and act as transmitters in the nervous system (most likely, they take part in the “creation” of memory). An essential function of choline is its participation in the transport and metabolism of cholesterol and other fats – it reduces their deposition in the wall of vessels and gallbladder; besides, it affects the liver (also reduces fat deposition) and kidneys (regulates the amount of urine excreted).


• L-Glutamine: belongs to the organic chemical compounds from the group of amino acids, the structural isomer of alpha-alanine, i.e. the essential protein amino acid. It belongs to the so-called -amino acids in which the amino group is located at the carbon relative to the carboxyl group. -alanine is a component of the carnosine dipeptide ( -alanyl-L histidine), whose biosynthesis depends on the availability of -alanine as a substrate. Carnosine buffers the decrease in pH associated with, among others, the formation of lactic acid in the muscles during exercise. Therefore, taking -alanine reduces physical reduction. In addition, -alanine is a component of other biologically active compounds, e.g. pantothenic acid, peptides: ballerina ( -alanyl-1-methyl-L-histidine) and anserine ( -alanyl-3-methyl-L-histidine).


• L-Tyrosine: is a substrate for producing catecholamines such as noradrenaline, adrenaline and dopamine, and therefore may result in better concentration, more incredible energy and increased motivation to act. It is also used to produce thyroid hormones, so it can be helpful for people seeking to raise their levels.


• The Aminobutyric: acid range is an organic chemical compound from the group of amino acids that acts as the primary neurotransmitter that inhibits the entire nervous system. It affects muscle building and facilitates falling asleep, relieves anxiety symptoms, and calms down. GABA affects the nervous system by raising the threshold of excitability of nerve cells and thus limiting their sensitivity to stimuli. GABA causes relaxation, calming down and also – due to the increased release of endorphins – a general improvement in well-being and a better mood.