The product is designed to minimize progressive muscle damage after training, as well as to quickly and effectively stimulate recovery.
All this with three delicious flavors – pineapple, orange and lemon.
Based on the latest scientific data from physiology, biochemistry, as well as many years of experience in this field, it can be concluded that it is not the quantity, but the appropriately selected ingredients that affect the quality of the product and its effectiveness.
What exactly do we offer?
All ingredients in Glutamine Xplode are in absolute synergy of action,
complement each other to enhance their impact on the athlete's metabolism.
The included l-glutamine and l-leucine in optimal doses are two of the strongest anti-catabolic factors with a strong indirect impact on protein anabolism - they are absolutely mandatory after training.
But that's not all!
L-cysteine, selenium, vitamin C through its innovative, super-advanced form (PureWay-C ®) maintain a high level of glutathione synthesis, and the complex of vitamins - vitamin B6, B12, folic acid, niacin will increase protein synthesis after training.
Why is l-glutamine so important for muscle development?
Protein is the main component of muscle. The size of muscle mass depends on the amount of protein stored in them.
Nitrogen is the most important component of proteins. Muscle mass depends on the amount of nitrogen retained in the body, which is called nitrogen balance. The higher the nitrogen balance, the "bigger and stronger muscles."
Glutamine is the body's main nitrogen transporter. It delivers nitrogen to the muscles, where it is used to build amino acids and proteins.
When other organs or tissues need nitrogen, muscle proteins are broken down (catabolism), and the nitrogen from them is directed to the organs in need. However, if in such a situation the amount of glutamine in the body is sufficient, the nitrogen balance is positive and muscle protein catabolism does not occur.
Human studies have shown the high effectiveness of glutamine in increasing nitrogen balance in the body. However, studies on athletes have shown that the positive effect on nitrogen retention leads to the development of muscle mass to a lesser extent than expected. Due to its unique role in nitrogen balance, glutamine is involved in a huge number of metabolic pathways related to anabolic and catabolic processes. However, not always each pathway has only one element. The lack of other components can limit the effectiveness of glutamine.
Why the best glutamine is Glutamine Xplode!
Thanks to the VIT-A-MIN SUPERCHARGE formula, Glutamine Xplode becomes an innovative product with maximum impact aimed at positive nitrogen balance.
Glutamine and vitamin B6.
A large part of the consumed glutamine does not leave the digestive tract, but is "stopped" by the intestinal cells and probiotic bacteria of the human flora. Although this phenomenon, which has recently been thoroughly studied and discussed, is extremely important for the proper functioning of the digestive tract, it also reduces the amount of metabolically active glutamine. Vitamin B6 is involved in the transport of amino acids through the intestinal cells and contributes to increasing the uptake of glutamine by the digestive tract.
Vitamin B6 catalyzes the process of delivering nitrogen from glutamine to the anabolic mechanisms of muscle cells.
It also catalyzes the transformation of glutamine in the brain, which leads to the formation of neuroactive amino acids, which have a beneficial effect on the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. Under the influence of these interactions, the pituitary gland secretes a set of hormones that create a favorable environment for muscle development in the body by increasing the highly anabolic - somatropin and testosterone.
Glutamine and folic acid, vitamin B12 and niacin.
Folic acid, vitamin B12 and niacin - participate in anabolic processes in the muscles, at the stage of synthesis of nucleotides and nucleic acids and binding of receptors to anabolic hormones, providing the necessary conditions for effective cell division. At the stage of binding of amino acids into protein particles, they support the synthesis of some amino acids and control the formation and maturation of red blood cells.
Glutamine and leucine
Glutamine together with Leucine controls the signaling pathways of highly anabolic hormones such as insulin, insulin-like growth factor (IGF) and mechano growth factor (MGF). The joint influence of the two amino acids on the enzymatic pathway promotes the control of the optimal ratio between catabolic and anabolic processes inside muscle cells. The level of leucine and glutamine in the blood serves as information for the body that muscle tissue is being broken down and is a direct signal to activate all anti-catabolic mechanisms in the body, enhancing protein synthesis.
Glutamine with cysteine and glutathione.
Cysteine remains completely unaffected by the action of digestive enzymes in the digestive tract (trypsin and pepsin) and reaches the body's cells unchanged, where cysteine particles are released.
Glutamine and cysteine are involved in the production of glutathione tripeptide, which is the most important non-enzymatic anti-oxidant factor in the body. Some studies have shown that the simultaneous intake of glutamine and cysteine stimulates the synthesis of glutathione and leads to an increase in its level in the body.
Glutathione is an extremely important metabolically active compound that is also involved in key life processes. Glutathione controls anabolic processes at the stage of creating a spatial protective structure, where sulfur atoms are connected, twisting amino acid chains in an appropriate way. The way of twisting determines the way muscle fibers contract. Glutathione constantly penetrates protein structures, which ensures that a constant level of the number of sulfur bonds is maintained, while each protein retains its structure and function.
Its unique characteristics allow stabilization of lysosomal membranes, constituting an obstacle to the uncontrolled leakage of catabolic enzymes responsible for protein degradation in a state of exhaustion.
Glutathione acts in an anabolic manner and directly activates certain transcription factors – prompting genes to start protein synthesis. It is also directly involved in the transport of amino acids in the glutamyl-gamma cycle, which creates conditions for protein synthesis and ensures a positive nitrogen balance. Glutathione effectively reduces the amount of cortisol and lactic acid, but also increases the level of muscle glycogen, which promotes faster muscle regeneration.
Glutathione and selenium.
Selenium, together with cysteine, forms the active center of glutathione peroxidase - the enzymes responsible for renewing glutathione and maintaining a high level of metabolic activity.
Glutathione and vitamin C.
According to research, vitamin C (PureWay-C ®) stimulates the production and increases the level of glutathione in the body. It also activates the appropriate transcription factors with the ultimate goal of protein synthesis. Vitamin C, like selenium, is an antioxidant, providing additional protection for muscle proteins against damage after exercise.
The product is designed to minimize progressive muscle damage after training, as well as to quickly and effectively stimulate recovery.
Directions for use: Dissolve 1 dose (10 g = ½ scoop) in 200 ml of water, once a day - before breakfast, after training or before bed. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Do not use as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet. Keep out of reach of children. Caution: after dissolution, a precipitate may appear, which does not affect the quality and effect of the product.
