Survival PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power 400g

PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power ^is the new spring 2018 release in the category of pre-workout stimulants and anabolisers. Thanks to its formula (read all about it below) it is realistically one of the most effective products on the market today and follows in the footsteps of many other Survival products that are developed and designed for the most demanding users. The PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power formula ^is based on scientific knowledge and the positive experiences of athletes with the ingredients in terms of promoting blood circulation ("pumping"), athletic performance and maximum concentration. Prior to its launch, dozens of athletes (from bodybuilders, bikini fitness athletes, judo athletes and swimmers) tested the product and all were thrilled with the effects of the final version. Try it yourself!

Why PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power:

• 4200 mg of pure L-citrulline* - L-citrulline is converted in the body to L-arginine, known for its Vasodilator effects (promoting blood flow) due to increased NO - nitric oxide production. So why isn't L-arginine directly in the recipe, you ask? Because we know from past research and athlete practice that high doses of L-arginine, which are necessary to achieve "pumping" may not be well tolerated in the digestive system. A significant portion of L-arginine is also processed by our intestinal cells, leavingof the absorbed L-arginine is largely metabolized by the liver. This is not the case with L-citrulline, which in some studies has shown a better effect than L-arginine in terms of nitric oxide formation ^{1, 2}.
• 2000 mg of pure L-ornithine*, which helps break down unused nitrogen from the body and allowsand thus, according to some studies, reduces the level of fatigue during exercise 3 ^. Its other benefit is that, if needed, it can be indirectly converted in the body into the L-Arginine (as well as L-Citrulline) and thus create even better conditions for achieving maximum "pumping"!
• 2000 mg of pure choline and 20 mg of pure DMAE* - choline is a necessary substance for the formation of acetylcholine, which is one of the important neurotransmitters (nerve signal transducers). DMAE is similar in structure to choline. Some expert sources report a beneficial effect of DMAE in protecting nerve cells from oxidative stress damage. Lower production of beta-amyloid, which is associated with poorer cognitive function, has also been observed ^{4, 5}. It should be noted that PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power ^contains DMAE in the maximum amount of 20 mg allowed by law!
• 2000 mg of beta alanine and 1000 mg of L-histidine* - both substances form the common basis for the synthesis of carnosine contained in muscle cells. Carnosine helps the muscle cell to resist the acidic environment that naturally occurs as a result of high intensity physical exercise. This is the case, among others, in strength training, athletic sprints, short-distance swimming or various team sports (football, hockey...). In order to increase the capacity of carnosine, it is ideal to take PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power ^{® regularly}.
• 2000 mg of L-tyrosine*, from which dopamine is formed in the body. A rise in dopamine levels is often associated with an increase in motivation and feelings of arousal. In some research, L-tyrosine has also been shown to be an amino acid that improves mental performance during sleep deprivation ⁶.
• 2000 mg of taurine and 200 mg of caffeine* - the combination of taurine and caffeine is familiar from energy drinks. Caffeine has proven stimulating effects and improves concentration. The functions of taurine are mainly related to the nervous system, however, in some studies it has also shown a beneficial effect on blood flow through blood vessels ⁷. For both DMAE and taurine, we have put the maximum amount allowed ^{by legislation} into the PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power formula!
• 5 synergistic plant extracts*, which are the source of bioactive substances with sought-after effects in pre-workout supplements. For example, the bioflavonoids contained in pine extract support normal vascular function through increased NO production. The curcumin in turmeric extract supports normal blood circulation. In some studies, it has even provided up to 40% higher nitric oxide production compared to normal conditions. Rosehip extract is a source of rosavin, which is classified as an adaptogen. Rosavin has a beneficial effect on the nervous system and reduces the feeling of fatigue. Ginkgo biloba extract has a beneficial effect on cognitive performance due to improved blood circulation to the brain. In order to ensure maximum absorption of these extracts, we have also included Black Ginkgo extract in the formula.pepper, without which, for example, curcumin would be very difficult to absorb from the digestive tract.
• Vitamin B5 and selenium* - vitamin B5 has been shown to contribute to normal mental function through the proper synthesis of certain neurotransmitters. It also contributes, among other things, to reducing the level of fatigue and exhaustion. Selenium, in turn, helps to protect cells from oxidative stress - thanks to selenium, an enzyme called glutathione peroxidase is produced in the body. In some studies, it has also been shown that the intake of L-citrulline and sufficient glutathione in the body create ideal conditions for the formation of NO in the blood vessels. The high absorption and utilization of selenium in PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power ^is ensured by the high quality organic form of L-selenomethionine!

Recommended dosage:

• The recommended daily dose is 25 g (5 scoops).
• ^always mix one dose (25 g) of PreWorkout Fusion Fair Power in 200-300 ml of cool water
• suitable for use 30-60 minutes before physical activity
• do not consume with protein, protein supplements or BCAA products - the L-leucine contained may interfere with the effects of the product
• if you ^{feel an} "itch" a few minutes after consuming PreWorkout Fusion Fair Powera "pinch", this is a harmless side effect of the beta-alanine
• Taking it later in the evening may increase the time it takes to fall asleep
• 1 scoop = 5 g

Warning: food suitable for athletes, with sugars and sweeteners, high in caffeine (200 mg/25 g) - not suitable for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women

*) Some of the positive effects listed are only from the sources cited. To date, these effects have not been recognised by EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) and are therefore not official health claims.

Sources:
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2. Ochiai, M., Hayashi, T., Morita, M., Ina, K., Maeda, M., Watanabe, F., & Morishita, K. (2012). Short-term effects of L-citrulline supplementation on arterial stiffness in middle-aged men. International Journal of Cardiology, 155(2), 257-261.
3. Sugino, T., Shirai, T., Kajimoto, Y., & Kajimoto, O. (2008). L-ornithine supplementation attenuates physical fatigue in healthy volunteers by modulating lipid and amino acid metabolism. Nutrition Research (New York, N.Y.), 28(11), 738-743.
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