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BIESTMILCH & Race Nutrition

In endurance races the body faces mainly two critical conditions, one is mental fatigue and the other are gastrointestinal complications. The BIEST BOOSTER exerts its effects on both critical areas. This is why it is made to turn into an asset of tomorrow's race nutrition. Get BIESTMILCH online www.biestmilch.com/store

In endurance races the body faces mainly two critical conditions, one is mental fatigue and the other are gastrointestinal complications. The BIEST BOOSTER exerts its effects on both critical areas. This is why it is made to turn into an asset of tomorrow's race nutrition. Get BIESTMILCH online www.biestmilch.com/store

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Fatigued connections betweenthe brain and the musclesBrain activity and neuromuscular recruitment areinterdependent. During racing your brain has tobe fully present and awake to guarantee optimalmuscular recruitment. If the control circuits of thesignal transmission from the brain to the muscle andback are fatigued, storms of signals can reach themuscle without being filtered. The weakened signalcontrol from the brain leads to muscle cramping.The fatigue is thus located in the central nervoussystem not in the muscle. Consequently, you needyour brain working at full capacity to retrieve yourpersonal best.The synergy of Biestmilch and Guarana isrefreshing the brain and helps you to regain yourfocus. The Guarana’s principle of action is relativelyeasy to explain as it binds to the caffeine receptorswe are all familiar with. For Biestmilch theexplanations are far more difficult to give. Deeperknowledge about the stress system and its wayof functioning is required. Overall Biestmilchwith its numerous messenger molecules helpsbuffering and neutralizing the many stress inducingmolecules that are released by the stress systemduring the competition.The protective effects of Biestmilch have not onlybeen observed in athletes but also in in-vitro gut celllines. The harming effect of temperature rises on thecell functions could be buffered by Biestmilch. Itwas also able to increase the stress resistance of theepithelial cells. The cells became more temperatureresistant and cell death was significantly reduced.In conclusion, the findings underline that in aphysiologically relevant sports model, Biestmilchappears beneficial in maintaining the gut stability.The BIEST BOOSTER in specific can delay the onsetof fatigue and protect stomach and gut. Firstly,the BIEST BOOSTER with its 4000 milligrams ofBiestmilch and 500mg Guarana helps keepingyou alert and focused, exactly what is needed to getyour muscles going. It supports the bidirectionalcommunication between the brain and the muscles.Secondly, the power of <strong>BIESTMILCH</strong> unfolds its stabilizingeffects along the gut by making the cellsmore stress- and heat-resistant. Since brain and guthave hard-wired connections and are influencingeach other to a great extent, a balanced gut helpsthat fatigue kicks in later or is less pronounced. Thegut gets more stable, if you integrate the BIESTBOOSTER into your race nutrition.Leaks in the stomach and gutEndurance performance affects the integrity of theintestinal barrier. The prolonged strenuous exerciseper se, heat stress, mechanical shearing forces,oxidative burst, reduced blood flow, too high anintake of carbs or drugs such as non-steroidal antiinflammatoryagents are only a few of the manystress factors that may induce an integrity loss ofthe intestinal barrier. Integrity loss regardless ofits cause is associated with an increased intestinalpermeability. Stomach and/or gut start leaking.The selective absorption of nutrients from thegut stops. On the other hand bacteria and toxinspenetrate non-selectively into the body interiorand harm its balance. The symptoms athletes thenare bothered by are abdominal cramps, diarrhea,bloating, nausea, vomiting, pains or/and stomachbleeding.

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