DESCRIPTION



New formula with chelated minerals with better absorption, vitamin C and D3 with the advanced DR capsule that allows vitamins and minerals to reach the small intestine intact, and does not lose purity with stomach acids.



SUPPLEMENT BASED ON MINERALS AND VITAMINS FOR ATHLETES



MINGEN avoids or prevents muscle cramps and cramps caused by intense physical activity, indicated for endurance athletes and professional athletes who are exposed to very hot environments where sweating is excessive. in addition to a supply of basic vitamins necessary for any athlete.



MINERALS AND VITAMINS IN SPORTS



A muscle cramp is a sudden, intense muscle spasm that often occurs in the legs and arms. Cramps can cause you to stop when you''''re training at high intensity or in the middle or end of a big event. cause you to wake up in the middle of the night which causes us to not have a good rest and have a bad recovery. The most common causes of cramps include dehydration, muscle tension, and vitamin and mineral deficiencies. In addition to staying well hydrated, you can prevent muscle cramps simply by paying attention to your intake of certain vitamins and minerals.



MINGEN, THE BEST SOLUTION FOR THE ATHLETE



-Each capsule provides the 4 essential minerals for cramps, sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium.

-Comfortable and practical to wear it for an important competition or a maximum intensity training.

-Last generation DR capsules so that gastric acids do not destroy the active ingredient.

-Chelated minerals with a much higher percentage of absorption than conventional ones, which also do not cause any discomfort.

-In this new formula, vitamin C and D3 have been added in addition to B1, B6, and B12



COMPOSITION OF MINGEN



Magnesium: Dehydration is a common cause of muscle cramps, caused by an imbalance in electrolytes. Magnesium is an important electrolyte, as it is involved in the transport of calcium and potassium in and out of cells, which affects muscle contractions. A magnesium deficiency can completely throw off your electrolyte balance, which can lead to leg cramps.



Calcium: is an electrolyte involved with neurological functions, muscle contraction and relaxation. If your muscles contract, and if you don''''t have enough calcium to relax them afterwards, you can get a cramp.



Potassium: is an electrolyte responsible for transmitting nerve impulses throughout the body. It plays a key role in muscle contraction and a lack of potassium, known as hypokalemia, can cause muscle cramps.



Sodium: works in conjunction with other electrolytes, potassium, magnesium and calcium, to generate the necessary nerve impulses and muscle contractions. When sodium levels are too low due to dehydration or excessive perspiration, this is when muscle cramps occur.



Vitamin C: participates in more than 300 bodily functions, life itself depends on its daily replenishment. Its priority function is the maintenance of collagen, a protein necessary for the formation of skin, ligaments, bones and teeth, and for the strengthening of the walls of blood vessels.



Vitamin D3: is a fat-soluble (fat-soluble) vitamin that our skin synthesizes when exposed to sunlight and/or through proper supplementation. It affects our mood and well-being, as well as the health of our bones and joints.



B GROUP VITAMINS: The B complex vitamins are involved in many biological processes ranging from the production of erythrocytes in the blood, the generation of energy and the proper functioning of the nervous system and muscles. Recent research suggests that a deficiency in the B vitamins can lead to a variety of problems, including leg cramps. In fact, a review published in the journal "Neurology" concluded that a B-complex vitamin supplement helped reduce muscle cramps by 86% in a controlled group of patients.



Vitamin B1: apart from what was mentioned before Vitamin B1 plays an essential role in the metabolic functions of the body, since it is one of the main protagonists of the synthesis of carbohydrates in the body, which allows us to have energy.



Vitamin B6: This vitamin is very popular among athletes as it increases muscle performance and energy production. This is because when there is a need for greater effort, it favors the release of glycogen that is stored in the liver and in the muscles. B6 is very important for proper absorption of Vitamin B12 and Magnesium.



Vitamin B12: functions as a coenzyme in several of the body''''s metabolic functions, including, for example, the metabolism of fats, carbohydrates and protein synthesis. It is also essential for the formation of our red blood cells, and for the regeneration of all tissues. In addition, vitamin B12 is also essential for the proper development of the nervous system, since it keeps the myelin sheath of nerve cells healthy and is also observed to participate in the synthesis of neurotransmitters. Vitamin b12 is also

necessary for the transformation of fatty acids into energy, so it is very necessary since without it we can suffer from constant fatigue. It also helps maintain energy reserves in the muscles.



How to use: Take 1 or 2 capsules a day, before the activity and when we begin to notice symptoms of cramps during exercise.



Periodic intake of water is recommended during intake in small doses in case of cycling or sports that allow it.



Product intended for exclusive use by people in the sports field during training / competition. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of the reach of children. Use under the supervision of dietitians or sports doctors.