Nutrition

Glucosamine sulphate is a naturally occurring compound in the human body and is the main component of cartilage. Its role is to stimulate the activity of cartilage cells (chondrocytes) to produce the building blocks of cartilage (glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans). In this way, it can contribute to maintaining normal cartilage function. It is the most important substance you can start with to protect your joints and ligaments. Glucosamine sulphate is highly absorbable and does not burden digestion, has a beneficial effect on the musculoskeletal system and contributes to better flexibility and mobility of the joints. The production of glucosamine sulphate decreases significantly with age.

100% vegetable protein containing pea, rice and hemp proteins. Vegan Protein is primarily intended for vegetarians and vegans who want to increase their daily protein intake, boost muscle growth and improve recovery.

PH 1500 is a very strong electrolyte drink designed to help you start hydrated (and stay that way once you're sweating, if you're a heavy/salty sweater). Dissolve 1 packet in 500ml of water.

PH 1000 is a strong electrolyte drink designed to help you stay hydrated when you're sweating. Dissolve 1 packet in 500ml of water.

ALA is a vitamin-like antioxidant. Alpha lipoic acid is produced in the human body, but it can also be found in broccoli, spinach, yeast, potato, carrot, beetroot and red meats. The human body is also capable of synthesising it in small quantities; however, it is also recommended to be taken as a supplement. Many think that ALA is the ideal antioxidant as it dissolves in fat and water equally well. The antioxidant effect requires a daily dosage of 200-300 mg.

Mixture of hazelnuts and cashew nuts covered in white chocolate, brought to perfection by clarified butter (ghee). Does it remind you of a fancy restaurant menu? This gourmet experience made with love can be found in one jar of DENUTS CREAM. All done without preservatives and palm oil.

Creatine Monohydrate is ideal for a broad range of athletes.

If you want to control your weight, you should most of all optimise your food intake.