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Energy is at the center of our life. Our bodies need energy - lots of energy - to function normally. Whether you\'re a weekend warrior or pro athlete, active professional or aging Baby Boomer, worn out parent or exhausted grandparent, Corvalen d-ribose can help you restore energy, speed recovery, and enhance or maintain physical performance. Whether you need to bring energy to your heart, overcome fatigue, reduce the pain and soreness of tired muscles, help offset the effects of aging, improve exercise tolerance, or enhance physical performance, Corvalen d-ribose will give you the energy you need to feel good to enjoy a normal, active life.
Corvalen helps your body make adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the body\'s primary energy-carrying molecule. Aging, strenuous exercise or overexertion, and many metabolic or physiological conditions can drain ATP from your tissue and affect how well your body makes and uses energy.
Your body synthesizes a number of chemicals called \"nucleotides\" to create the chemical energy and energy transporters. When you are under duress, exercising strenuously, or recovering from heart surgery, heart attack or organ transplant surgery, the muscles in your body (including your heart) will have severely depleted levels of these nucleotides. Your body goes through numerous steps to take the food we eat and the air we breathe and turn it into energy for our cells. Chemical reactions involving dozens of steps are not uncommon in order to synthesize ATP.
Taking Corvalen every day helps the body restore this lost energy.
Usage Recommendations:
One level scoop to 6-8 oz of juice or milk taken twice daily, one with each morning and evening meal. As an alternative, many have reported positive results by taking two servings daily, one just before and one just after exercise or activity.
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Please note: Price quoted for product is AMARC Club pricing with accompanying or prior purchase of Poly-MVA. |
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