Overview of the active ingredients

Choline—Choline is an essential micronutrient. It is converted to acetylcholine during metabolism processes and serves as an important neurotransmitter. It contributes to the regulation of the autonomic nervous system and has a stimulating effect on the parasympathetic nervous system.

Procaine—Procaine has an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effect, contributing to pain relief with its anti-rheumatic effect. In addition, it has a sympatholytic and thus balancing effect on the autonomic nervous system.

L-Glutathione—Glutathione is one of the strongest natural antioxidants. It contributes effectively to the reduction of free radicals (oxidative and nitrosative stress), improves the oxygen supply, and strengthens the immune system.

Cysteine—Cysteine is part of the antioxidative Glutathione and thus plays a decisive role in reducing inflammatory processes.

Magnesium—Magnesium is also called the “salt of inner peace” because it has a sympatholytic effect on the autonomic nervous system. It also has a vasodilating effect, contributing to faster recovery and helping to relax the muscles.

Potassium—Potassium, with its parasympathomimetic effect in the body, is important for cell functioning and information exchange between cells. It also positively affects blood pressure regulation.

Taurine—Taurine is an effective antioxidant with cell membrane-protecting and antioxidative properties. It ensures the binding of free radicals and protects essential fatty acids from oxidation and damage. Taurine also has a positive inotropic and antiarrhythmic effect.

L-Arginine—The amino acid arginine works by vasodilating the blood circulation. The required amount of oxygen decreases, and the performance level increases. In addition, it is said to provide a noticeable increase in performance within a very short time, as it promotes muscle building and fat burning at the same time.

L-Carnitine—Carnitine is a cofactor to acetylcholine synthesis and thus leads to vagus nerve activation. Carnitine is a substance which the body needs for energy production. It ensures that the fatty acids can be transported into the mitochondria, which are then burned for energy. On the one hand, carnitine increases performance and, on the other hand, promotes the ability to regenerate.

Glycine—As a neurotransmitter at the glycine receptor, glycine leads to vagus nerve activation. It is an important component of Glutathione, which helps to reduce free radicals before they can damage sensitive cell components. It thus reinforces this effect and provides additional vagus nerve stimulation.

L-Tryptophan—Tryptophan is an essential amino acid that the body itself cannot produce. Tryptophan is converted by the body into serotonin, a neurotransmitter responsible for controlling our mood and is said to act as a natural mood enhancer. Tryptophan also contributes to a night of healthy sleep. Once the body has converted tryptophan into serotonin, it can produce a new neurotransmitter called melatonin, best known for its ability to improve sleep.