FpsBrain is a dietary supplement for intense muscle effort especielly for athlethes. It consists of a selected complex of ingredients that is subject to regular inspections by the state. The effect of the used ingredients is documented in numerous scientific studies. FpsBrain is being produced in a permanently controlled and climate-adjusted process, certified according to ISO 9001. Our production and bottling facilities meet the standard of the latest developments in processing equipment available on the market. Computerized inspections ensure the high quality standards that we hold our products up to.
FpsBrain: Overview of all ingredients/nutrition facts (daily intake):
1. Energy 31 kJ/ 7 kcal
2. Protein 1,70 g
3. Carbonhydrates 0,002 g
4. Fat 0,05 g
5. L-Tyrosine 900,00 mg
6. L-Glutamine 450,00 mg
7. Choline 270,00 mg
9. Ascorbic Acid 90,00 mg
10. Vitamin E 15,00 mg
11. Niacin Amide 27,00 mg
12. Selenium 60,00 µg
13. Calcium Pantothenate 9,00 mg
14. Vitamin B6 3,00 mg
15. Vitamin B2 2,40 mg
16. Vitamin B1 2,10 mg
17. Folic Acid 300,00 µg
18. Biotin 225,00 µg
19. Vitamin B12 1,50 µg
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FpsBrain XB200 Liquid: Overview of all ingredients/nutrition facts (daily intake):
1. Energy 59 kJ/ 14 kcal
2. Protein < 0,1 g
3. Carbonhydrates 3,1 g
4. Fat < 0,1 g
5. Guarana extract 1000 mg (davon 100 mg Koffein)
6. Magnesium 50 mg
7. Vitamin B1 0,7 mg
8. Pantothen acid 3,0 mg
9. Vitamin B6 1,0 mg
10. Vitamin C 30 mg
The ingredients in detail:
L-tyrosine: In the body, tyrosine emerges from phenyl alanine to produce the neurohormone noradrenaline. Being a basic substance for neurotransmitters, it has a strongly stimulating effect. Various studies have shown that tyrosine enhances the cognitive performance in stressful situations like LAN sessions.
L-glutamine: Glutamine is closely related to the amino acid glutamic acid, which acts as a neurotransmitter in the glutamatergic synapses of the central nervous system. In the neurons, glutamine is then synthesized with the aid of the glutamate decarboxylase (GAD) GABA (y-aminobutyric acid). GABA is an important neurotransmitter and affects mental alertness and focus.
Choline: Acetylcholine is one of the most important neurotransmitters, concerned with memory and sensory signals. The body produces acetylcholine, but not always in sufficient amounts. To simply consume acetylcholine does not have a positive effect, since it is being decomposed in the gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, it is more sensible to take in choline, the precursor. Studies show that choline can provide for the ideal concentration of acetylcholine in the brain.
Vitamin C: Vitamin C acts as a free radical scavenger and has an antioxidant effect. Furthermore, it is critical for the composition of amino acids like tyrosine.
Vitamin E: One of the most important functions of vitamin E is its ability to keep fatty acids from oxidation. Free radicals would corrode the double bonds of the cell membranes fatty acids.
Niacin amide: Among other functions, niacin amide is part of the carbohydrate metabolism. This explains its importance in the regeneration of skin, muscles, nerves and DNA.
Vitamin B2: Vitamin B2 plays a central role in the metabolism. Neurologists recommend the intake of vitamin B2 as a prophylaxis for migraine. Statistically, this lowers the likelihood to suffer from migraines by 50 %.
Vitamin B1: Vitamin B1 is essential for the combustion of carbohydrates. Being a coenzyme, it consumes itself during the process. Because the brain and nerve cells depend on energy from carbohydrates, a thiamine deficiency has a critical effect on brain and neural functions.
