Beta-Alanine: this is a modified version of the amino acid alanine that, once ingested, transforms into a molecule called carnosine, which is directly related to muscle performance. It helps to buffer acid in the muscle tissue, increasing the duration and intensity of the training. Glycerol monostearate: this is an organic compound formed by the ester of stearic acid with glycerol. It helps to improve hydration of the body and muscle resistance. L-Taurine: this is the most abundant free amino acid in the heart, brain, leukocytes and skeletal muscle. This amino acid is classified as semi-essential as it does not synthesize under certain conditions. It acts as a neurotransmitter and osmoregulator within the cells, improves the digestion of fats, increases muscle fibers and helps to store glycogen in the muscle. D-Glucuronolactone: this is a carbohydrate that forms naturally in the liver from glucose. It helps to reduce fatigue, increases sport performance and has a powerful detoxifying function. Caffeine anhydrous: this is an alkaloid that acts on the central nervous system. It has a stimulating effect on the body, helps to combat fatigue and increases the status of mental alertness. Vitamin C: important vitamin with multiple benefits for the organism: it delays cognitive deterioration, helps to reduce fatigue, reduces stress, combats inflammation and increases the immune system. Niacin (Vitamin B3): this is an essential vitamin for athletes as it plays a very important role during the process of obtaining energy. It helps to improve the circulatory system and to maintain correct operation of the nervous system. Vitamin B6: this is an essential vitamin for correct operation of the body, and also helps to prevent some illnesses and collaborates in the production of neurotransmitters.ç

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