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Muscle supplements Restart24 30stickpack 15ml
RESTART 24
Description
Food supplement created specifically as an adjuvant for trophism of the nervous tissue. Its formulation has been studied on the basis of international scientific literature, the ingredients contained in it have demonstrated individually an action in this sense, the rational of the product is to unify in a single supplement more active ingredients in mutually correct concentrations, allowing them to act synergistically.
Property
Sulphur: it is a molecule naturally present in the crucifers, in particular in the common broccoli it is present its glucosilate form, glucoraphanin, which is transformed into sulphurphany through the myrosinase enzyme, present in the microflora of the gastrointestinal tract. Sulphurphane would seem to massively increase the expression of the neuronal Heat Shock Proteins, such neuroprotective proteins play a key role in neuronal health preservation.
Palmitoilethanolamide (PEA): it is the admide of palmitic acid, it is an endogenous analgesic endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous naturally produced by our body, which has a dual mechanism of action. On the one hand, it carries out an action properly painkilling and anxiolytic by binding to the receptors of CB endocannabinoids, and acting exactly as the external cannabinoids act but without having of course neither side effects nor at least the assuefactive phenomena. On the other hand it is the natural ligando of the neuronal receptors PPARalfa, which promote the transcription in mRNA of the genes necessary for the synthesis of the enzymes constituent the peroxysoms, increasing in this way both quantity and effectiveness. This massive increase in peroxide activity carries out a natural process of neuronal detoxification, at both cell level, and dendritis, and axons.
Luteolina: it is a molecule of the class of flavones present in nature in significant quantities in some types of vegetables (carotes, peppers, celery, fennel). Like all flavones it has both antioxidant properties as such, and anti-inflammatory, due to the ability to inhibit some enzymes deputies to synthesis of pro-inflammatory molecules, such as lipossigenase and kinase type Janus. In addition, luteolin has the rare property of crossing both the hemato-encephalic barrier, and the hemato-retinic barrier, and therefore of bringing its action both in the central nervous system and in the eye.
Fatty acids EPA/DHA: omega 3 essential fatty acids eicosapentaenoic (EPA) and docosahexaenoic (DHA) are fundamental constituents of the neuronal and glial membrane; their synaptogenic and myelinizing action has long been known, as well as their properties of precursors of some types of eicosanoids, natural anti-inflammatory molecules.
Alpha-lipoic acid: it is an essential molecule for energy production and cellular breathing, it is present in tissues rich in mitochondria such as muscles, liver and nervous tissue. The main functions are energy, intervening as a cofactor in many reactions of oxidation, trans-membrane transporter of electrons and acetyl groups and molecule active in many neuronal processes.
Curcumin: It is a plant molecule with injected properties of many phagosis mediators, especially IL1, IL8, TNF Alpha. It also has an immuno-modulator effect at the intestinal level; chemical structure also makes it a powerful antioxidant.
Glutation: it is a tripeptide with very strong antioxidant properties, it is the most powerful antioxidant that our organism manages to produce by itself. At the biochemical level it is involved in many reactions of oxidation, thanks to the enzyme glutathione peroxidase. Oxideriduction reactions are essential both to protect delicate enzymes from the action of peroxides, endogenous and exogenous, and to bind, metabolize and expel toxic catabolites and heavy metals. Most of the action of glutathione occurs in the liver, in which it also acts as a hepatoprotector.
Folic acid: Folic acid, or vitamin B9, is an essential biochemical compound for DNA duplication, its repair and homocysteine metabolism at the central and peripheral nervous system level.
Acetil-L-carnitine: is an amino acid derivative molecule used in medical clinic in brain vascular lesions. Its function, once metabolized, is to transport to and from the mitochondria of molecules that will then be used in the processes of energy production. Acetyl-L-carnitine could also be a precursor of acetylcholine neurotransmitter, involved in many functions, including all motor functions.
Vitamin E: it is a set of molecules called tocopherols, the main antioxidant agents lipophiles, essential for maintaining certain functions of the organism. At the brain level, vitamin E protects from oxidation the polyunsaturated fatty acids of the membranes, keeping the important features unaltered, also contributes to the maintenance of the PPAR receptors, including those that bind to palmitoilethanolamide.
Vitamin D: it is a steroid structure molecule, essential for some vital functions of the body. In particular, as with steroid hormones, it is able to bind some nuclear receptors that control different types of biosynthesis.
Vitamin C: vitamin C or ascorbic acid is a molecule with strong antioxidant properties involved in many reactions of oxidation and synthesis within the body. He participates actively in dopamine hydroxylation to form norepinephrine.
Vitamin B12: It is a molecule with a fairly complex chemical structure containing a Cobalt atom in the centre. It participates in numerous cell processes in which it is essential for cell proliferation and red blood cell formation. It also has a neuroprotective function and precisely because of its functionality some authors have suggested the importance of vitamin B12 in many nervous tissue dysfunction.
Astaxanthin: It is a provitamin A, a lipophile carotenoid with very high antioxidant power, of course present in some foods, fundamental for the protection of the nerve endings most exposed to solar radiation (end parts of the optic nerve). It has also been demonstrated its function in neuroprotection.
Coenzyme Q10: Coenzyme Q10, also known as ubiquitous or ubiquinone, is an essential molecule almost ubiquitous in the cells of our organism, as it intervenes in oxidative phosphorylation processes within mitochondria, necessary to produce ATP. For these reasons it is particularly present in cells that contain mitochondria, such as nervous, muscular and liver tissue; it is a very powerful inhibitor of cellular senescence, acting also as an antioxidant.
Glycerophosphorylcholine: is a fundamental molecule to increase the capacity of intestinal cells to absorb omega 3 fatty acids; moreover it would seem to participate in the synthesis of acetylcholine neurotransmitter and promote the synthesis of somatotropin hormone.
Magnesium chloride: magnesium, often lacking in western diets, is a chemical element of fundamental importance for the transport of various substances through cell membranes and is involved in the transmission of cell electrical impulses, including nervous ones.
Ingredients
Brassica oleracea L. var. italica (e.s. 8% glucoraphanin follium in HPLC), pamitoilethanolamide (PEA), luteoline, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), alpha-R-lipoic acid, turmeric extract combined with piperine, L-glutamine; aroma: vanilla; sweetener: sugar of dates; preservative: potassium sorbate; thickener: xanthan rubber; excipients: demineralized water.
Nutritional characteristics
Mode of use
It is recommended to take a stickpack a day, can be ingested directly or mixed with other foods or drinks.
Warnings
Food supplements should not be understood as substitutes for a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Do not disperse the container in the environment. Keep out of reach of children. Do not administer children under three years. Do not take the product in pregnancy and during lactation. For use of the product it is recommended to feel the opinion of the doctor. In rare cases lipoic acid can give hypoglycemia. In case of alterations of the hepatic, biliary or computing function of the bile routes, the use of the product is not recommended. If you are taking medications, you should feel the medical advice. The minimum term of preservation refers to the correctly stored product in an integral package.
Conservation
Store in a cool and dry place (Integro packaging Validity: 12 months.
Format
Pack containing 30 stickpack 15 ml.
Food supplement created specifically as an adjuvant for trophism of the nervous tissue. Its formulation has been studied on the basis of international scientific literature, the ingredients contained in it have demonstrated individually an action in this sense, the rational of the product is to unify in a single supplement more active ingredients in mutually correct concentrations, allowing them to act synergistically.
Property
Sulphur: it is a molecule naturally present in the crucifers, in particular in the common broccoli it is present its glucosilate form, glucoraphanin, which is transformed into sulphurphany through the myrosinase enzyme, present in the microflora of the gastrointestinal tract. Sulphurphane would seem to massively increase the expression of the neuronal Heat Shock Proteins, such neuroprotective proteins play a key role in neuronal health preservation.
Palmitoilethanolamide (PEA): it is the admide of palmitic acid, it is an endogenous analgesic endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous endogenous naturally produced by our body, which has a dual mechanism of action. On the one hand, it carries out an action properly painkilling and anxiolytic by binding to the receptors of CB endocannabinoids, and acting exactly as the external cannabinoids act but without having of course neither side effects nor at least the assuefactive phenomena. On the other hand it is the natural ligando of the neuronal receptors PPARalfa, which promote the transcription in mRNA of the genes necessary for the synthesis of the enzymes constituent the peroxysoms, increasing in this way both quantity and effectiveness. This massive increase in peroxide activity carries out a natural process of neuronal detoxification, at both cell level, and dendritis, and axons.
Luteolina: it is a molecule of the class of flavones present in nature in significant quantities in some types of vegetables (carotes, peppers, celery, fennel). Like all flavones it has both antioxidant properties as such, and anti-inflammatory, due to the ability to inhibit some enzymes deputies to synthesis of pro-inflammatory molecules, such as lipossigenase and kinase type Janus. In addition, luteolin has the rare property of crossing both the hemato-encephalic barrier, and the hemato-retinic barrier, and therefore of bringing its action both in the central nervous system and in the eye.
Fatty acids EPA/DHA: omega 3 essential fatty acids eicosapentaenoic (EPA) and docosahexaenoic (DHA) are fundamental constituents of the neuronal and glial membrane; their synaptogenic and myelinizing action has long been known, as well as their properties of precursors of some types of eicosanoids, natural anti-inflammatory molecules.
Alpha-lipoic acid: it is an essential molecule for energy production and cellular breathing, it is present in tissues rich in mitochondria such as muscles, liver and nervous tissue. The main functions are energy, intervening as a cofactor in many reactions of oxidation, trans-membrane transporter of electrons and acetyl groups and molecule active in many neuronal processes.
Curcumin: It is a plant molecule with injected properties of many phagosis mediators, especially IL1, IL8, TNF Alpha. It also has an immuno-modulator effect at the intestinal level; chemical structure also makes it a powerful antioxidant.
Glutation: it is a tripeptide with very strong antioxidant properties, it is the most powerful antioxidant that our organism manages to produce by itself. At the biochemical level it is involved in many reactions of oxidation, thanks to the enzyme glutathione peroxidase. Oxideriduction reactions are essential both to protect delicate enzymes from the action of peroxides, endogenous and exogenous, and to bind, metabolize and expel toxic catabolites and heavy metals. Most of the action of glutathione occurs in the liver, in which it also acts as a hepatoprotector.
Folic acid: Folic acid, or vitamin B9, is an essential biochemical compound for DNA duplication, its repair and homocysteine metabolism at the central and peripheral nervous system level.
Acetil-L-carnitine: is an amino acid derivative molecule used in medical clinic in brain vascular lesions. Its function, once metabolized, is to transport to and from the mitochondria of molecules that will then be used in the processes of energy production. Acetyl-L-carnitine could also be a precursor of acetylcholine neurotransmitter, involved in many functions, including all motor functions.
Vitamin E: it is a set of molecules called tocopherols, the main antioxidant agents lipophiles, essential for maintaining certain functions of the organism. At the brain level, vitamin E protects from oxidation the polyunsaturated fatty acids of the membranes, keeping the important features unaltered, also contributes to the maintenance of the PPAR receptors, including those that bind to palmitoilethanolamide.
Vitamin D: it is a steroid structure molecule, essential for some vital functions of the body. In particular, as with steroid hormones, it is able to bind some nuclear receptors that control different types of biosynthesis.
Vitamin C: vitamin C or ascorbic acid is a molecule with strong antioxidant properties involved in many reactions of oxidation and synthesis within the body. He participates actively in dopamine hydroxylation to form norepinephrine.
Vitamin B12: It is a molecule with a fairly complex chemical structure containing a Cobalt atom in the centre. It participates in numerous cell processes in which it is essential for cell proliferation and red blood cell formation. It also has a neuroprotective function and precisely because of its functionality some authors have suggested the importance of vitamin B12 in many nervous tissue dysfunction.
Astaxanthin: It is a provitamin A, a lipophile carotenoid with very high antioxidant power, of course present in some foods, fundamental for the protection of the nerve endings most exposed to solar radiation (end parts of the optic nerve). It has also been demonstrated its function in neuroprotection.
Coenzyme Q10: Coenzyme Q10, also known as ubiquitous or ubiquinone, is an essential molecule almost ubiquitous in the cells of our organism, as it intervenes in oxidative phosphorylation processes within mitochondria, necessary to produce ATP. For these reasons it is particularly present in cells that contain mitochondria, such as nervous, muscular and liver tissue; it is a very powerful inhibitor of cellular senescence, acting also as an antioxidant.
Glycerophosphorylcholine: is a fundamental molecule to increase the capacity of intestinal cells to absorb omega 3 fatty acids; moreover it would seem to participate in the synthesis of acetylcholine neurotransmitter and promote the synthesis of somatotropin hormone.
Magnesium chloride: magnesium, often lacking in western diets, is a chemical element of fundamental importance for the transport of various substances through cell membranes and is involved in the transmission of cell electrical impulses, including nervous ones.
Ingredients
Brassica oleracea L. var. italica (e.s. 8% glucoraphanin follium in HPLC), pamitoilethanolamide (PEA), luteoline, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), alpha-R-lipoic acid, turmeric extract combined with piperine, L-glutamine; aroma: vanilla; sweetener: sugar of dates; preservative: potassium sorbate; thickener: xanthan rubber; excipients: demineralized water.
Nutritional characteristics
| Ingredients | for stickpack |
| Brassica oleracea of which sulphur 8% | 100 mg 8 mg |
| Palmitoilethanolamide | 500 mg |
| Luteolina | 200 mg |
| Omega 3 EPA Omega 3 DHA | 733 mg 200 mg |
| Lypoic acid | 50 mg |
| Curcuma extract conjugated with piperine | 300 mg |
| L-glutation | 250 mg |
| Folic acid | 0.1 mg |
| Acetil-L-carnitine | 450 mg |
| Vitamin E | 10 mg |
| Vitamin D | 0.005 mg equivalent to 200 UI |
| Vitamin C | 1,000 mg |
| Vitamin B12 | 0.001 mg |
| Astaxanthin | 10 mg |
| Coenzyme Q10 | 50 mg |
| Glycerophosphorylcholine | 50 mg |
| Magnesium chloride | 100 mg |
Mode of use
It is recommended to take a stickpack a day, can be ingested directly or mixed with other foods or drinks.
Warnings
Food supplements should not be understood as substitutes for a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Do not disperse the container in the environment. Keep out of reach of children. Do not administer children under three years. Do not take the product in pregnancy and during lactation. For use of the product it is recommended to feel the opinion of the doctor. In rare cases lipoic acid can give hypoglycemia. In case of alterations of the hepatic, biliary or computing function of the bile routes, the use of the product is not recommended. If you are taking medications, you should feel the medical advice. The minimum term of preservation refers to the correctly stored product in an integral package.
Conservation
Store in a cool and dry place (Integro packaging Validity: 12 months.
Format
Pack containing 30 stickpack 15 ml.
