Alkalin is indicated for people who are exposed to heavy workloads and great stress, for the elderly with high nutrient requirements, for people with eating disorders and excessive intake of animal fats, proteins and refined sugars instead of fruits and vegetables. Alkalin is the ideal supplement for endurance athletes during exercise or competition and after, to facilitate recovery.
It can also be used as an instant antacid in case of stomach heartburn.
Take 4 tablets or 1 sachet per day, dissolved in a glass of water, between meals.
It is recommended to drink plenty of water throughout the day.
Hyper-protein diets poor in fruits and vegetables, strenuous training, medicine consumption, smoking, alcohol, stress and sedentary lifestyle are often responsible for an excessive accumulation of acidic toxins in our organism.
Such conditions reduce physical and mental performances, cause chronic fatigue and weaken the immune system.
From the metabolic point of view, a condition of “acidosis” occurs and must be neutralised at an early stage because it determines an impoverishment of some precious alkaline minerals such as potassium, calcium and magnesium.
The organism naturally has effective buffering systems but with time, as well as causing the aforementioned symptoms, prolonged acidosis could lead to the outbreak of serious diseases.
Metabolic acidosis is detectable in the pH variations of morning urine that, while generally being acidic, remains below 5.5.
A normal blood pH value is around 7.2-7.3, in urine it should not possibly go below 5.5-6.
Thanks to Alkalin it is possible to increase the reserves of alkaline mineral salts, neutralise excessive acidosis and recover optimal physical efficiency.
The new formula contains natural coral calcium, obtained from lithothamnium seaweed rich in calcium and magnesium.
Alkalin sachets also contain a special concentrate mixture of fruits and vegetables (Oxxynea®) with high antioxidant action (5000 ORAC/g), useful to contrast the increase of free radicals during stress and metabolic acidosis.
