Creatine Micro Pure 200 tbl

INCREASED VOLUMES, IMPROVED PERFORMANCE

What is CREATINE Micro Pure and what is it used for? It's a dietary supplement for athletes composed of one exceptional ingredient: superior quality Micronized Creatine Monohydrate. No chocolate flavors or frills-just the element you need to increase your muscle mass!

Creatine Monohydrate is a special structure in which a molecule of creatine is bound to a molecule of water. Hence the name "monohydrate." However, this specific form, which provides the body with exceptional effects, has been associated with poor water solubility. This occurs because of the large granular size, which in a liquid causes the grains to settle quickly to the bottom. In itself, this would not be much of a problem, except that the imperfectly dissolved creatine is deposited intact in the stomach and intestines by concentrating water there due to its osmotic effect. This accumulation can cause abdominal cramping and an uncomfortable laxative effect. The large grain size also adversely affects the degree of assimilation and speed of absorption of the product. All these aspects, which are not perfectly in line with what is expected from a high-performance dietary supplement, prompted research to do more.

Hence the Micronized form was born! A revolutionary structure, in which the classic granular form is pulverized, reduced to crystals, without altering the composition of the product and its effects on athletes' bodies.

The effects of CREATINE Micro Pure CREATINE Micro Pure is an essential dietary supplement for every athlete, acting simultaneously on strength, muscle mass and recovery.

STRENGTH Micronized Creatine Monohydrate plays an important role in energy production. In fact, constant consumption of it results in an increase in phosphocreatine, the molecule essential for ATP regeneration, in muscle tissue.

The process works like this: during athletic performance the body uses energy in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which loses a phosphate group to become ADP (adenosine diphosphate). When all the ATP is used up, the body theoretically no longer has the "gasoline" needed to perform movements, which is why it is constantly engaged in restoring ADP to its original form of ATP, which can be used as an energy source. Regeneration takes place thanks to phosphocreatine, which makes the missing phosphate group available. Related to this process of energy maximization is the increase in physical strength .