Mejora la memoria y la concentración, optimizando el rendimiento cognitivo.

• Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) BIO:
  Es uno de los hongos más utilizados por los deportistas: aumenta los niveles de energía, mejora la respiración celular, protege la función mitocondrial del estrés oxidativo, reduce la inflamación crónica de bajo grado y contrarresta el cansancio psico-físico, mejorando también la memoria y la concentración focalizada.

  Gracias a la elevada presencia de triterpenos, modula el eje del estrés, apoya las glándulas suprarrenales y el eje hipotálamo-hipófisis-suprarrenal, reduce la sensación de fatiga y regula los ritmos de sueño.

• Cognivia™:
  Combina las propiedades de dos especies de Salvia:

  • Salvia officinalis, que mejora el rendimiento cognitivo al aumentar la focalización en la consecución de los objetivos,

  • y los aceites esenciales de Salvia lavandulifolia, que aceleran los procesos de memoria.

  Los estudios realizados demuestran un aumento de las funciones cognitivas y de los procesos de memoria a largo plazo y ejecutiva, ya después de una sola administración.

• Bacopin® (extr. estandarizado de Bacopa monnieri tit. 20% Bacosidas):
  Favorece el refuerzo de la memoria, la concentración y las funciones cognitivas.

  • A nivel físico, la Bacopa contribuye a mejorar el rendimiento deportivo aliviando la fatiga muscular y aumentando las reservas de glucógeno muscular.

  • A nivel cognitivo, mejora la velocidad de reacción, la atención y la memoria espacial y de trabajo, incrementando la rapidez de los reflejos.

• Newcaff® (Cafeína microencapsulada):
  La cafeína es una sustancia ergogénica; la microencapsulación mejora su biodisponibilidad, permitiendo una liberación controlada y prolongada en el tiempo, a lo largo de 4 horas.

  Su eficacia se ha demostrado tanto en deportistas sometidos a esfuerzos prolongados, con sprints intermitentes, como en atletas de resistencia e incluso en deportes de potencia y fuerza, sin alterar los niveles de insulina y glucosa en sangre.

Se recomienda tomar 1 cápsula al día como mantenimiento; posteriormente aumentar la dosis en 1 cápsula cada día ya dos días antes de la competición y 4 cápsulas el día de la prueba

Envase de 60 cápsulas

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