TREC Max Carb 3000g

 

• perfectly soluble complex of various oligo- and polysaccharides, enriched with electrolyte elements
• contains carbohydrates, which contribute to the restoration of normal muscle function (contraction) after very intense or prolonged physical exertion
• especially recommended for endurance and strength athletes

WHY CARBOHYDRATES IN THE FORM OF CAR CARBON IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF REGENERATION AFTER TRAINING

During intensive training, the body relies mainly on energy resources in the form of muscle glycogen, which is a structure made of glucose molecules combined with water. This energy tank is quickly activated during exercise. For this reason, the first thing we should do after the training, when the anabolic window is slowly opening, is to ensure that the tank is topped up as soon as possible. Carbo carbohydrate supplement is best suited for this purpose. Max carb is a complex of carbohydrates enriched with minerals that are crucial during exercise, which not only ensure rapid glycogen recovery, but also lead to its overcompensation, which is part of anabolic activities.


CARBO ALLOWS ANABOLIC OVERPENSION OF MUSCLE GLYCOGENE

Overcompensation is an expression of anabolic activities. In short, we can define it as: reconstruction with excess. At the time just after the end of training, there is a unique possibility throughout the day that the body is able to accumulate more energy material in glycogen than before training. The condition of this desirable process, which is an expression of the growing training adaptation, is to provide easily digestible carbohydrates in a liquid form as soon as possible. Such are the carbohydrates contained in Max Carb. The presence of minerals (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium) will only accelerate the assimilation of glucose from carbo by muscles. However, good carbo should contain high quality carbohydrate components.


HOW CARBO IS ONLY MAX CARB CONTAINING THE HIGHEST QUALITY CARBOHYDRATES

We have a lot of carbohydrate products on the market. Seemingly they are all the same, but the most important differences relate to the quality of the carbohydrate ingredients contained. I strongly advise against carbo, in which components in the form of simple sugars (glucose, fructose) or the popular disaccharide - sucrose dominate. They show a tendency to accumulate in the stomach, besides, fructose, which is also a component of sucrose, is a sugar that is absorbed by muscles to a very minimal extent. Fortunately, none of them will be found in Max Carb. This carbo contains only malodextrins, which are partially broken down complex sugars consisting of glucose molecules. Thanks to this, Max Carb enables a fast passage of carbohydrates through the digestive system, without burdening it and causing food discomfort. Decomposed into glucose, Maltodextrins from Max Carb are quickly absorbed into the blood and transported to starved muscles, in which they overcompensate glycogen reservoirs.