The Golden One

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“ The Golden One ” your daily dose of health.

When you train regularly and intensively, you often become nutrient deficient. This throws the processes in your body out of balance and makes you more susceptible to infectious diseases and injuries.

The micronutrients in “ The Golden One ” can prevent increased bone loss, maintain and improve your cognitive abilities and increase your energy levels.

In addition, many studies have shown a direct influence of many micronutrients on the risk of disease or on the duration and intensity of diseases.

A balanced intake of micronutrients generally has a very positive effect on your entire body and is essential.

Exercise leads to systemic and local increases in reactive oxygen species (ROS), which lead to increased oxidative stress. This can destroy tissue structures and promote inflammation.

With a targeted supply of antioxidants and trace elements such as copper , manganese , selenium and antioxidant enzymes, this oxidative damage can be significantly reduced, which has a positive effect on the inflammatory process in the body and the metabolism of your joint cartilage. At the same time, you reduce the occurrence of acute and chronic pain, as inflammatory processes in the joint muscles and spine are reduced.

antioxidants stimulate cellular and hormonal immunity and activate the formation of antibodies.

In this context, it is important to support the immune system with an intact intestinal flora. The amino acid L-glutamine contained in “ The Golden One ” ensures that the defense function of your intestinal mucosa is maintained and supports the gut-controlled immune response.

Micronutrients help you to provide energy. The athlete's protein requirements depend on the metabolic processes in the body. Proteins and their building blocks, amino acids, play a crucial role in regeneration after high levels of exertion and in the rebuilding of muscles. The quality of the protein consumed is crucial here.

Especially during extreme and long-lasting exertion that leads to a complete depletion of your glycogen stores, up to 10% of your body's own proteins, especially large amounts of your structural and functional proteins, are used to generate energy.

This means that your own reserves are used up and you end up in an ever-increasing deficit. A protein intake of less than 1.0 g/kilogram of body weight is associated with a so-called negative nitrogen balance in athletes.

A sufficient supply of amino acids , especially the so-called BCAAs (branched chain amino acids), ensures sufficient protein biosynthesis of the immune system and muscles. This is because, especially during exercise and illness, more amino acids are mobilized from the muscle tissue in order to maintain the function of your immune system.

Calcium and vitamin D are the central micronutrients of your bone metabolism and are important for stabilizing your joints.

The trace element manganese is an important cofactor or coenzyme in these metabolic processes. It is involved in the biosynthesis of your joint cartilage and connective tissue. It also has a large antioxidant and anti-inflammatory component.

Copper and selenium are also important trace elements of the antioxidant system.

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is one of the most efficient radical scavengers due to its reducing and antioxidant properties.

It has an immensely important protective function for fats (lipids), proteins, nucleic acids and cell membranes against oxidative damage.

L Glutathione is one of the most important antioxidant redox systems. It protects proteins, lipids, nucleic acids and other cell structures from oxidative damage caused by oxygen and hydrogen peroxide radicals.

Coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinol) is involved in ATP synthesis and therefore fundamentally in the energy production of your cells. If your citric acid cycle in the mitochondria does not run optimally, this leads to an insufficient supply of your biochemical energy.

Omega-3 fatty acids are an essential component of cell membranes and are responsible for the permeability of your cells. They protect the cardiovascular system through anti-arrhythmic and anti-thrombotic effects, they reduce inflammatory markers and lower your systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

The blood circulation to your kidneys is promoted.

In the nervous system, omega-3 fatty acids have important functions in brain and nerve development. The synthesis of serotonin and dopamine receptors depends on sufficient omega-3 fatty acids.

Your cholesterol level and your LDL values ​​can also be positively influenced by omega-3 fatty acids. Especially when you exercise, you have a significantly increased need for omega-3 fatty acids.

Stir 25 g of powder (1 slightly heaped measuring spoon) into 300 ml of water or fruit juice. We recommend one serving daily (in the morning on an empty stomach).