Athletic series

Creatine monohydrate is converted to creatine phosphate (CrP) in muscle tissue. CrP provides a critically important store of energy which helps to power short bursts of intense muscular activity, as in sprinting or weightlifting. CrP is used up in regenerating the ATP consumed during intense exercise, and is itself renewed when creatine interacts with ATP during the rest period immediately after strenuous exercise.

In order for vitamins to be utilized by the body, they must first be converted into their active coenzyme forms. Coenzymated™ sublingual B-12 goes directly into your bloodstream in its active form, ready to go to work immediately. Dibencozide is a primary coenzyme form of vitamin B-12. It is required for processing branch chain amino acids through the Kreb's cycle for sustained energy production. Supplementation with dibencozide may support energy production during prolonged exertion.

During strenuous exercise, large amounts of ATP, the body's primary energy-carrying molecule, can be depleted in heart and skeletal muscle cells. D-Ribose is a simple sugar that is used by the body to synthesize nucleotides, ATP, nucleic acids, and glyco. 

Whether you are an athlete involved in high-intensity exercise, or a more sedentary person who simply wants to
invigorate your body’s cellular energy supply, Source Naturals d-Ribose is an important compound. d-Ribose is a pentose sugar necessary for the synthesis of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), your body’s primary energy-carrying molecule. During strenuous exercise, large amounts of ATP can be depleted from your heart and skeletal muscle.

Gamma-oryzanol is a naturally occurring plant sterol derived from rice bran oil. It has long been popular among athletes.

Inosine is a nucleoside (a building block for DNA and RNA) found in muscle tissue. Inosine is used by athletes and those who want to improve performance.

K-Mag KG™ is a combination of the essential minerals potassium and magnesium with alpha-ketoglutaric acid (AKG). Potassium, magnesium, and AKG all have important roles in the Krebs cycle, the body's main energy production system. Potassium is important for muscle strength and glycogen formation, while magnesium helps store body energy as magnesium ATP (adenosine triphosphate, the body's chief energy mollecule). AKG combines with the harmful ammonia generated by intense muscle activity to create glutamine, an important energy fuel.