Horse Power

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Mangime complementare studiato per ottimizzare la fosforilazione ossidativa dei mitocondri sarcomeriali aumentando energia disponibile durante l’esercizio intenso senza aumentare l’eccitabilità del cavallo atleta.

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Mangime complementare studiato per ottimizzare la fosforilazione ossidativa dei mitocondri sarcomeriali aumentando energia disponibile durante l’esercizio intenso senza aumentare l’eccitabilità del cavallo atleta.
A differenza dell’uomo, nel cavallo la creatina non ha effetti sul carico renale ne effetti anabolici conclamati. La creatina nel cavallo ritarda l’accumulo di Fosfati nel citosol sarcomeriale, aumentando la resistenza al carico di lavoro. Se associato a Myofortil Ultra e Olio di semi di lino favorisce l’incremento di massa muscolare senza aumentare il carico renale ed epatico.

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