JUVEL-5 classic

Arginine is the most nitrogenous amino acid. Arginine is transformed into nitrogen monoxide (NO) in the body, which is a gas that relaxes the muscle cells in the vascular walls. The result is that vessels are able to expand and circulation improves. Athletes also use arginine to increase performance while training. It also ensures urine detoxification and the provision of the energy storage substance creatine. Furthermore, it contributes to improving the transport of nutrients and influences the regulation of the adrenal gland. Hormones such as catecholamines which stimulate the cardiovascular circulation system or insulin which reduces sugar levels also depend on arginine.

Carnitine is a compound made from the amino acids lysine and methionine. Technically speaking, carnitine is therefore a dipeptide. This is why it is often classed as a conditionally essential amino acid. Carnitine is especially important for energy metabolism.

Carnitine determines the speed at which the fat is transported in our body. Exercise and carnitine promote fat burning and help reduce weight. The more carnitine that is available when combined with physical activity, the faster fat can be transported into the cell interiors and converted into energy. In addition, carnitine improves the energy supply of the brain cells and increases our stress resistance.

Glutamine is the amino acid with the highest concentration in blood plasma, musculature and cerebral and spinal fluid. The more physical and mental stress we experience, the higher the demand for glutamine increases. Glutamine ensures that toxic ammonia is separated off in the kidneys. It therefore plays a significant role in helping to maintain a balanced acid-base ratio.

Methionine is an essential amino acid that cannot be produced in the body itself. It is therefore crucial that it is supplied in sufficient quantities through food. Along with cysteine, methionine is the only sulphurous amino acid. Sulphur compounds have a variety of functions in all organisms. Joint cartilage needs sulphur to maintain its structure. Studies have demonstrated that cartilage in healthy people contains approximately three times more sulphur than in arthrosis patients. When combined with the B vitamins, methionine is used to produce numerous sulphurous compounds. Methionine is anti-inflammatory, analgesic and stimulates the formation of cartilage tissue.

Vitamins B6 and B12 are needed for the production of red blood cells that supply the body with oxygen. Folic acid helps build and divide cells - an important vital function. It also reduces fatigue and exhaustion. It is not easy to ensure that enough folic acid is absorbed through the diet. This is why around 80 % of people have a folic acid deficiency.

The amino acids in JUVEL-5 classic are produced by the body itself and absorbed through the diet. With JUVEL-5 classic, the intake of the important amino acids can be supplemented naturally. It has no side effects, as long as you follow the recommended intake.

Take 2 capsules with plenty of water, preferably in the evening before going to bed and in the morning after getting up. Do not exceed the recommended dose, including when taking other JUVEL-5 products.

The nutritional supplement contents can be consumed before the best before date if the recommended dosage amounts are followed.

Nutritional supplements are not intended as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Products should be stored out of the reach of young children.