CTP (20 Kapseln)
BeschreibungCTP versetzt Dich innerhalb von Minuten auf sichere, natürliche und ungiftige Weise in einen Zustand bewusster Wahrnehmung, Aufmerksamkeit und Motivation. Dies geschieht über die Anregung und Aufrechterhaltung der Signalübertragung via cAMP (durch Artischocken- u. Buntnesselextrakt) sowie die stimulierenden und vor Erschöpfung schützenden Eigenschaften von Acetyl-L-Carnitin. Bei regelmäßiger Einnahme erreicht außerdem der Langzeiteffekt LTP (Long Term Potentiation) eine messbare, dauerhaft bessere Verdrahtung der in Lernvorgänge verwickelten Gehirnzellen. Zu Lernendes wird effektiver abgespeichert und ist schnell wiederaufrufbar. Ein Verbesserung von sozialen Skills und allgemeiner Stimmung sind weitere bemerkenswerte Aspekte, die sich bereits nach der ersten Einnahme einstellen können. Zur Sicherheit und Wirksamkeit der Komponenten existiert eine Vielzahl von Studien, das Produkt ist seit 2012 unter dem Namen CILTEP (Natural Stacks) in den USA auf dem Markt
Tagesdosis: 2-5 Kapseln Einnahme vor dem Frühstück, Wirkdauer 10-14 Stunden
Inhaltsstoffe:
Artischockenextrakt
Buntnesselextrakt
Acetyl-L-Carnitin
L-Phenylalanin
Vitamin B6
Studien zu den Inhaltsstoffen:
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