RN Labs Mito-Charge Powder 210g

Description

RN Labs Mito-Charge powder has been formulated to provide synergistic and bioavailable ingredients for multiple clinical applications.

Mito-Charge is designed to support core cellular function for optimal mitochondrial performance and efficiency.

Indications:

• May support cellular efficiency throughout the body
• May support healthy mitochondrial energy production
• May assist optimal exercise performance
• May promote muscular recovery and ATP levels post exercise
• May aid healthy cardiac function
• May support sleep, energy and general wellbeing in those experiencing fatigue
• Uniquely balanced and synergistic formula
• Great tasting
• Provides convenient and flexible dosing

Each scoop (7.4g) contains:

Ribose	4 600mg
Propionyl Carnitine	1 000mg
Calcium Pyruvate	667mg
Equiv. to Calcium	100mg
Magnesium Citrate	635mg
Equiv. to Magnesium	100mg
Calcium Pantopthenate	65.5mg
Equiv. to Pantothenic Acid	60mg
Nicotinamide	50mg
Taurine	50mg
Biotin	1mg

Excipients: Malic Acid, Colloidal Anhydrous Silica, Stevia

For Practitioner Dispensing Only
If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner.
Vitamin and or mineral supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
If pregnant, consult your healthcare practitioner before using this product.
Contains monosaccharide Ribose.
Ribose in large amounts may lower blood sugar levels. Caution should be exercised in those with insulin medicated diabetes.
Whilst the body requires sufficient Biotin for normal foetal development, supplementing more than 500 mcg per day may not be advisable during pregnancy due to metabolic/hormone influences.

Known Side Effects
In large amounts the acidity of malic acid may cause gastrointestinal cramping and discomfort.
As with all acidic foods avoid brushing teeth immediately after taking to protect dental enamel.

Pure & Free From
This product does NOT contain wheat, gluten, dairy, lactose, egg, yeast, soy, artificial colours, artificial sweeteners, artificial flavours, synthetic preservatives, stearate lubricants and other commonly detrimental excipients.