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Athletes
The versatile Rhodiola Rosea extract is best known in the sport field in Russia where it is used to maintain the performance of top athletes. The most important active substances in Rhodiola are phenylpropanoids. These include salidroside, rosavine, rhodioline, rosarine and rosin.

Extra powerful working Rhodiola Rosea & Vitamin C
Rhodiola rosea (Crassulaceae) grows in cold areas such as the Arctic (area around the North Pole) and the mountain areas of Central Asia, North America and Europe. The extract made from the roots of Rhodiola rosea is mainly used as a means by which you can adapt yourself to changing conditions.

Mild relaxation
Rhodiola does not have the disadvantages of certain sedative medications that can have an addictive effect. The main active ingredients of our Rhodiola extract are the phenylpropanoids 40.14%, of which rosavine (5%) and salidroside (1.12%).
In 1975 Rhodiola was registered as a medicine in the Soviet Union. Rhodiola is a recognized phyto-medicinal product in Sweden and Denmark. Since 1960 many studies have been published on the efficacy of Rhodiola. They are mainly of Scandinavian and Russian origin.

VITAMIN C
The water-soluble vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is probably the best known of all vitamins. Primarily occurs in fresh vegetables and is part of many metabolic processes and protects our cells against the harmful effects of free radicals.
Vitamin C is a substance that the body itself cannot produce and therefore must be obtained from the diet. It is mainly found in citrus fruits and fresh vegetables. Vitamin C is added as an additive to many processed products, such as sausage and meat products. That makes them more durable and retains the original colour.

Vitamin C is good for it
Many processes in the human body need vitamin C. Vitamin C, for example, has a positive influence on the optimal functioning of the immune system. The most well-known illness associated with a vitamin C deficiency was scurvy in previous centuries. It used to be a dreaded disease among sailors with symptoms such as bleeding gums, fatigue and swollen hands and feet. In industrialized countries, scurvy is practically no longer present.

Ascorbic acid and L-ascorbic acid
Ascorbic acid is the chemical name of vitamin C that was added after it was first succeeded in 1932 to isolate vitamin from peppers. The term "ascorbic acid" comes from Latin and means something like scurvy. There are four different stereo isomeric forms (the same molecular formula and structure, but with a different spatial construction), only the type L-ascorbic acid has a biological activity, that is to say, it only has an effect on living tissue.

Tasks of vitamin C in the body
In addition to the positive effects on the immune system and against scurvy, ascorbic acid promotes the absorption and use of iron from plant foods. It is important to manufacture bile acids and catechol amines such as epinephrine and norepinephrine and collect toxic substances from the body. These are free radicals, which are caused by, for example, UV radiation, nicotine or drugs. Vitamin C is needed to produce the connective tissue (collagen), and supports wound healing

Vitamin C also increases the absorption of iron and contributes to:
- Normal energy-yielding metabolism (metabolism).
- Normal functioning of the nervous system.
- Normal psychological function (knowing, feeling, striving and the behaviour of people).
- Reduce fatigue and tiredness.
- Regeneration of the active form of vitamin E.
- Protection of cells against oxidative stress.

Vitamin C and sports
Intensive and deep breathing during sports performance exposes the body to the harmful free radicals. Vitamin C helps us combat this harmful influence.

Storage
Do not store capsules and extract powders in direct sunlight, keep it dry, at room temperature (15-25 ° C) and out of reach of small children. The powders and contents of the capsules are hygroscopic and can attract moisture from the environment. Therefore, do not store them in damp areas such as the bathroom or kitchen. It is wise to keep the powders and capsules in a well-sealed vacuum box of eg Tupperware or Curver or a lockable jar with screw cap.

Packed in a pharmaceutical grade aluminium bag. Delivered by mail in a cardboard box. COD (Cash On Delivery) service is not available  

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