Does optimizing cellular function through glyconutrient
supplementation result in enhanced performance? Many athletes
have noted a difference. Roy Kurban, a karate black belt and Black Belt
Magazine’s 1981 Man of the Year, says, “During the past 30
years, I’ve tried hundreds of new nutritional supplements —
vitamins, energy bars, protein powders — and everything else imaginable
to enhance performance. In late 1996, I was introduced to glyconutrients.
They really work.”
A study of former NFL athletes showed that those taking glyconutrients
had less pain, better range of motion in their joints and an overall improvement
in their quality of life.
It’s well known that excessive exercise diminishes immune-system
function. This increases the risk of infection, prolongs recovery time
and decreases tissue-repair mechanisms. Glyconutrients have been shown
to enhance immune function. In fact, both the U.S. and Canadian Olympic
teams officially endorse glyconutrient products for their athletes.
Glyconutrient super sugars can lower recovery time, reduce your
risk of injury and, most importantly, enhance your sports performance.
So when people tell you that sugar is bad, remind them that not all sugars
are alike. Too much refined sugar, of course, can put your insulin levels
on a roller-coaster ride and hold you back in your training progress.
The eight essential sugars, on the other hand, can provide you with the
fuel sources that you need to reach your full potential as an athlete.
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