Wellbeing nutrition
Wellbeing nutrition
Sports nutrition supplements is a fast-growing market and is particularly demanding amongst a specific target known as “lifestyle users”. They want to use aids to prepare muscles for exercise, provide more energy, reduce the chances of injury during training, and enhance recovery from exercise. These consumers are looking for high-quality products that provide the nutrients required for the sports they practice. For them, sport supplements are no stranger to trends and innovation; which is why natural and organic ingredients are in the spotlight.
global sport nutrition market in 2019
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Crocus sativus L.
Saffron was traditionally used by Ayurvedic and Persian medicine to relieve cramps.
After a workout, crocins, one of the metabolites of saffron, can contribute to a better and less painful recovery via their anti-inflammatory action. Saffron has also been shown to provide an increase in muscular performance during physical exercise.
Saffron benefits such as the prevention of muscle stiffness were assessed in two clinical studies. Its efficacy was compared to indomethacin, a drug commonly used by sports physicians to treat athletes’ pain. After 10 days, saffron not only allowed a better correction of muscle soreness than indomethacin but also an increase in muscle strength, as oppose to the drug.
Pain perception 11,2 times lower
Guarana seeds were traditionally used in drinks by Guarani Indians for their stimulating and fortifying benefits. With its high concentration of caffeine, guarana enhances endurance and performance.
Health claim* Traditional use
Clinical study Preclinical study
Ginseng has been used as a natural tonic for more than 4,000 years particularly in Korea, Japan and China. Moreover, a clinical trial has shown antifatigue effects as a result of ginseng supplementation. Our organic ginseng ensures a 100% pure red ginseng roots (no leaves).
Health claim* Traditional use Clinical study
Our organic acerola has a very high content of native vitamin C acting on exercise-induced oxidative stress implicated in muscle damage and fatigue.
Validated health claim* Traditional use Clinical study
Grape seeds extract are used as an anti-inflammatory agent. A recent clinical study has shown that its properties appear to be effective in reducing pain from muscle soreness.
Clinical study Preclinical study