Vital Formula - Vegetable Protein

Powder product. Doypack of450 grams. Each package includes22 doses of 20 grams.​
Each dose is equivalent to one measuring scoop (included in the bottle).Perfect to cover your needs for 22 days.Chocolate flavor.
Take each dose of Vital Formula dissolved in 250 ml of water or the liquid you prefer (vegetable milk, cow's milk, etc.)
It can also be combined and blended with nuts and other nutritionally interesting foods.
Take after training or as a meal replacement.

For greater benefit combine with Longevitas P-Resolvins.When will I notice the benefits?

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  The effects of Longevitas Vital Formula may vary from person to person.
• Energy and endurance: Shortly after starting to take it (between one and two weeks)
• Muscle recovery: two to three weeks of consistent use.

Improvement in overall well-being: Within one to two months.The key is consistency

•Pea and rice protein: Vegetable proteins that contribute to muscle recovery and the maintenance of lean mass.

•BCAAs (Branched Chain Amino Acids): Leucine, isoleucine and valine, which help in protein synthesis and muscle recovery.

•Creatine: Increases energy and improves performance in high-intensity workouts.

•L-glutamine: Promotes muscle recovery and supports intestinal health.

•B vitamins and vitamin C

: Essential for energy metabolism and the immune system.
•Antioxidants (goji and pomegranate)

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