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Sodium Glycerophosphate (sodium glycerophosphate) formed by binding with glycerol (sugar alcohol), sodium and potassium into a single molecule. Potassium (a calcium antagonist) increases the permeability of cell membranes and to stabilize the operation of blood and cardiac muscle. Sodium maintains acid-base balance, electrolyte levels and the effect on blood pressure and nerve impulse transmission. Phosphorus by phosphorylation is a manufacturer of energy within the body and is essential for the synthesis of phosphocreatine. Glycerol (sugar alcohol) increases the ability of phosphorus to hydrate the muscle cells, allows better nutrition and increasing their volume. It also has an impact on water and electrolyte balance. Supplements available at www.muscle-zone.pl
Dosage: There are no standards of daily consumption