Nutrition

Pure Tribulus Terrestris with 40% steroid saponins content.

Green coffee, made from unroasted and unground coffee beans, is rich in chlorogenic acid, which is lost during the roasting process. Added chromium supports the proper metabolism of macronutrients and helps maintain normal blood glucose levels, contributing to overall metabolic support and balanced energy levels.

Protein Pancake was designed to support the high protein requirements of athletes, including bodybuilders and anyone with an active lifestyle. This product contains 30% of quality protein from multiple popular sources!

The plant substance resveratrol is generally regarded as the "active ingredient of red wine" - however, it can also be found in a number of other food plants such as raspberries, peanuts or mulberries. Resveratrol is said to have many highly interesting properties and is indicated by study results, which is why resveratrol has taken a firm place in health-oriented sports nutrition.

A dietary supplement containing zinc, magnesium, vitamin B6, and copper. Magnesium contributes to proper energy-yielding metabolism, maintenance of healthy bones, and normal muscle function. Zinc supports the immune system, helps maintain normal testosterone levels in the blood, and aids cognitive function.

An extremely well absorbable form of creatine that provides all the benefits of creatine without side effects, such as inflating, holding water or cramping. HCLs great advantage is that it is easily absorbed by the body and therefore does not require carbohydrate consumption.

A hefty portion of nutritionally balanced protein porridge based on gluten-free oatmeal. High protein, fibre and added superfoods make it an unbeatable breakfast or snack. Porridge with a portion of high-quality whey protein is supplemented with calcium and vitamins D and K, which contribute to optimal bone health. The countless benefits are crowned by a great taste with freeze-dried banana or real chocolate chunks.

BCAAs (L-leucine, L-isoleucine, L-valine) are essential amino acids, meaning the body cannot produce them on its own and must obtain them from external sources. They make up around 35% of the amino acids found in muscle tissue. L-glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the human body, primarily stored and synthesized in skeletal muscle. It is considered semi-essential, as the body can only produce it in limited amounts - especially under physical stress.