EthicSport Super Dextrin Gel 58 ml
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Description
EthicSport Super Dextrin Gel 58 ml EthicSport Super Dextrin Gel is a modern dietary supplement designed for physically active people, especially endurance athletes. The product offers an advanced formula of carbohydrates with gradual energy release, providing the body with a high-quality source of energy during intense physical activity. Recommended daily serving - 1 packet = 58 ml of gel, providing 27 g of carbohydrates. High-quality ingredients - the gel contains a blend of Palatinose™ isomaltulose, Cluster Dextrin® cyclic dextrins, and DE6 and DE18 maltodextrins. Economical packaging - each sachet is a single ready-to-use serving - ideal for training or competition. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians - does not contain ingredients of animal origin. Convenient gel form - the liquid consistency and compact size of the sachet ensure easy supplementation in any situation. Flavor options - the product is available in two flavors: orange and apple-lemon. Carbohydrates with a varied molecular structure - a smart source of energy EthicSport Super Dextrin Gel uses a combination of modern carbohydrates that differ in their digestion and absorption rates. Cyclic Cluster Dextrin® based on corn starch, Palatynose™ isomaltulose obtained from sugar beets, and DE6 and DE18 maltodextrins support effective and long-lasting energy availability. This composition facilitates the optimal distribution of energy resources in the body during prolonged exercise. Properties of the ingredients contained in EthicSport Super Dextrin Gel Carbohydrates contribute to the restoration of normal muscle function (contraction) after intense or prolonged physical exercise leading to muscle fatigue and depletion of glycogen stores in skeletal muscles, and the beneficial effect is obtained with carbohydrates from all sources, with a total intake of 4 g per kg of body weight, in portions taken within the first 4 hours after very intense or prolonged physical exercise leading to muscle fatigue and depletion of glycogen stores in skeletal muscles, and no later than 6 hours after such exercise.