COLIN is a substance that belongs to the group of vitamins, also known as vitamin J. It is a significant
organic component as it has an antioxidant, neuroprotective and cardioprotective action.
INOSITOL, also called vitamin B7, is an indispensable molecule for our well-being and is essential for: - the
production of lecithin, the molecule that is active in the transport of lipids, fats, from the liver to the cells
and that helps to reduce the fat content in the blood, thus protecting blood vessels; - Spermatogenesis, a
lack of inositol causes poor maturation of spermatozoa; - control of the concentration in the blood and liver
of cholesterol and triglycerides.
BETAINE is a natural substance extracted from sugar beet. Currently, to lower the levels of homocysteine in
the blood, in order to decrease the cardiovascular risk, it intervenes on several fronts, associating: - FOLIC
ACID - vitamin B12, - BETAINE - vitamin B6.
NIACIN, also known as vitamin PP and vitamin B3, has been shown to be useful for reducing the
concentration of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood.
VITAMIN A, also known as retinol, is one of the essential vitamins for health. The benefits on visual
functions are perhaps the best known, since even in popular tradition it is usual to stress how vitamin A is a
friend of sight. However, the micronutrient is also active in strengthening the skin, as a contrast to dryness.
VITAMIN E is a source of wellness and health for the body at all ages. Essential molecule, must be taken
from the outside through nutrition and some supplements. The benefits for the skin that derive from the
use of products based on vitamin E are numerous: thanks to the antioxidant potential of this element, it is
possible to slow down aging and protect yourself from damage caused by solar radiation.
VITAMIN K is a very important element for human health, not only for development, but also for the good
maintenance of the body's balance. The first feature associated with vitamin K (in its "K1 version") is to support blood coagulation.
BRANCHED AMINO ACIDS (English acronym BCAA) are a group of three essential amino acids, respectively called L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine and L-Valine. Branched-chain amino acids are used: As an ergogenic (external) aid before sports performance; As an anticatabolic remedy (protein preservation); As a useful supplement to reduce muscle damage and muscle fatigue induced by intense exercise in order to accelerate recovery time and optimize muscle growth. L-LEUCINE, L-ISOLEUCINE and VALINE are essential amino acids because the human body, not being able to synthesize it, needs its constant contribution through diet. LEUCINE is important for muscle growth and endurance, stimulates protein synthesis and supports metabolism in fasting periods.
COLIN is a substance that belongs to the group of vitamins, also known as vitamin J. It is a significant organic component as it has an antioxidant, neuroprotective and cardioprotective action. INOSITOL, also called vitamin B7, is an indispensable molecule for our well-being and is essential for: - the production of lecithin, the molecule that is active in the transport of lipids, fats, from the liver to the cells and that helps to reduce the fat content in the blood, thus protecting blood vessels; - Spermatogenesis, a lack of inositol causes poor maturation of spermatozoa; - control of the concentration in the blood and liver of cholesterol and triglycerides. BETAINE is a natural substance extracted from sugar beet. Currently, to lower the levels of homocysteine in the blood, in order to decrease the cardiovascular risk, it intervenes on several fronts, associating: - FOLIC ACID - vitamin B12, - BETAINE - vitamin B6. NIACIN, also known as vitamin PP and vitamin B3, has been shown to be useful for reducing the concentration of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood. VITAMIN A, also known as retinol, is one of the essential vitamins for health. The benefits on visual functions are perhaps the best known, since even in popular tradition it is usual to stress how vitamin A is a friend of sight. However, the micronutrient is also active in strengthening the skin, as a contrast to dryness. VITAMIN E is a source of wellness and health for the body at all ages. Essential molecule, must be taken from the outside through nutrition and some supplements. The benefits for the skin that derive from the use of products based on vitamin E are numerous: thanks to the antioxidant potential of this element, it is possible to slow down aging and protect yourself from damage caused by solar radiation. VITAMIN K is a very important element for human health, not only for development, but also for the good maintenance of the body's balance. The first feature associated with vitamin K (in its "K1 version") is to support blood coagulation.
