Aliness Ultrapure D-ribose 200 Gr

Product information Aliness Ultrapure D-ribose 200 Gr

Ultrapure D-Ribose with 200g of Aliness

Successfully used as a sweetener by people following ketogenic diets. Although it is also sugar and has a sweet taste, unlike traditional sugar such as glucose or sucrose, it does not increase blood glucose levels.

High quality ultrapure

Traditional sugars have 6 carbons, like glucose. D-ribose is a 5-carbon sugar, that is, pentose. Therefore, although its caloric value is similar to that of glucose (4kcal/g), D-ribose is a fuel that deceives the brain, since it is considered poor for the body, so it goes where it needs to be. it's found. It is needed rather than transformed or "wasted" as direct fuel (energy). Therefore, the body distinguishes D-ribose from other carbohydrates and directs this important sugar to where it is really needed.

100% Natural

This product does not contain ingredients of animal origin, making it a product suitable for vegans. The product does not contain artificial technological additives, preservatives or colorants.

The D-ribose product is recommended for physically active people (after training) and people following a ketogenic diet.

One scoop (daily dose) provides 5g of pure D-ribose.

Powerful after training

As we said, D-ribose is a simple five-carbon sugar belonging to aldoses, that is, monosaccharides with an aldehyde group. Despite the structural similarity and belonging to the same group of compounds, D-ribose has different properties and performs different functions in the body than standard sugars, such as glucose, fructose or sucrose.

ATP Energy Metabolism

The energy supplied in food undergoes metabolic changes, that is, transformation and distribution in several stages, to finally become ATP, which is the main carrier of energy in the biochemical reactions that occur in the mitochondria, called the process of cellular respiration. . ATP is therefore the basic form of energy directly available to all cells in the body.

D-ribose is produced naturally in the body as one of the components of ATP.

During intense exercise, for example, the oxygen level in the cells decreases and energy shortages occur. The need for ATP increases and begins to be used intensively, depleting ATP reserves.

Therefore, after training, it is important to renew ATP resources and supplementation with D-ribose is a high-quality resource.