ISOPOWER

PROFESSIONAL ELECTROLYTE REHYDRATING

RECOVERY DRINK WHICH MAINTAINS THE LEVEL OF RESISTANCE IN PROLONGED EXERCISES.

CARBOHYDRATES, VITAMINS, MINERALS, L-GLUTAMINE AND PINE EXTRACT.

During physical exercise we lose water, sodium and potassium. Thisleads to a significant decrease in performance as the exercise is prolonged and a functional deterioration of muscles and tendons.

Isotonic drinks are especially designed for the rehydration of athletes. They provide electrolytes that are lost during sport due to sweating.

ISOPOWER is a drink with electrolytes, carbohydrates, antioxidants and other nutrients, which helps hydration, recovery of lost fluids, sodium and potassium thus increasing performance.

BENEFITS

Carbohydrates and glutamine, help improve intestinal absorption of water and sodium and provide energy, delaying fatigue.

Vitamins C and E, selenium and pine extract, antioxidants to combat the excess of free radicals produced during exercise which inhibit athletic performance.

Pine extract, natural antioxidant with rapid absorption and anti-inflammatory action in intense exercise, which helps to prevent muscle cramps and pain, during and / or after sports.

Sodium stimulates the intestinal absorption of glucose and water in the small intestine. It is the ion that most helps with extracellular rehydration. Its content is higher than in most conventional beverages, which are insufficient to achieve proper rehydration.

Potassium allows for correct hydration, as it is the most important ion when it comes to replenishing water in intracellular compartments.

RECOMMENDED DAILY DOSE

Mix 40 g (3 dispensers or 1 sachet) in 500 ml of water during exercise.

This sports supplement contains standardized plant extracts that ensure the content of active ingredients and their effectiveness. Natural plant extracts may vary in taste and colour without affecting product quality.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES

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