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People around the world are becoming more and more concerned about their individual health. With longevity on the rise, we all want to live with grace and dignity, able to enjoy life to the fullest.
Gym memberships, running marathons, cycling or swimming… involvement in a wide variety of sports activities is on the rise. People are becoming more active as they understand the benefits of providing a workout for both their body and their heart.
Equipped with today’s advanced technology, information and knowledge are at our fingertips allowing everyone to take a more active and personal approach to their daily lifestyle.
Your Muscles and You
Muscles play a critical role in our overall health, particularly as we age. When we’re young we depend on their strength and flexibility, without giving it a second thought. Young muscles also heal quickly when they’ve been strained or damaged. As we age, we gradually lose muscle mass and our youthful nimbleness and dexterity diminish, somewhat unnoticed, with each passing year.
When we use our muscles, whether it’s stretching, lifting weights, riding a bicycle or helping a friend move, tiny, sometimes microscopic tears appear. With damage comes inflammation. When our muscles are tired and sore, we stop moving. When we stop moving, muscle mass decreases. It becomes a vicious circle. However, the more quickly muscles recover, the faster you are back in the gym, on the football field, riding your bike or climbing those stairs.
Muscle mass, metabolic health, bone strength, disease and stress resilience and weight control all go hand-in-hand. It’s important to retain as much of our “muscle youthfulness” as possible to prevent falls, illness, broken bones and weight gain, four major challenges we are all faced with as we age. According to Health Designs, “No matter what age you are, your muscle tissue can be strengthened and even regenerated with the right lifestyle changes.”
Taking care of our muscles is an important part of our “whole body” health. Remaining active to retain our strength and mobility as we age is vital. We all want to look as good as we feel from the inside out.
Free Radicals... how do they affect your health?
Oxygen is part of the basic building blocks of human life. It has an intimate relationship with everything you do from sleeping to exercising. A natural by-product of oxygen is the creation of free-radicals, unstable molecules that can wreak havoc on your body.
When you exercise, muscle activity is increased. To power the muscles, the body consumes a vast amount of oxygen to release the energy from metabolic fuels, primarily glucose and fat. This also increases the number of free radicals. Linked to a number of illnesses including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and cancer, free radicals also contribute to muscle fatigue, muscle damage and inflammation.
Maintaining a certain amount of free radicals is essential to your health… the immune system uses them to fight infection. When free radicals overtake the natural antioxidants your body produces it causes a state called oxidative stress.
The Anti-Radicals
Remember that “advanced technology”? Well, a quick search of the internet will produce thousands of scientific studies and research articles demonstrating that consuming foods rich in antioxidants provides an additional layer of protection by neutralising free radicals. Antioxidants reduce and repair cellular damage so the risk of developing a chronic condition or life threatening disease is lessened. You could call antioxidants the “anti-radicals”.
Antioxidants can be particularly beneficial for endurance athletes such as runners. To counteract the free radicals produced by the increased use of oxygen, professional athletes and fitness enthusiasts ensure their diet includes naturally-occurring, bio-available antioxidants to boost muscle strength recovery, reduce muscle damage and lower levels of inflammation.
Too often a busy life gets in the way of a healthy life. Exercising, a good night’s sleep and eating healthy foods can be challenging to manage in today’s demanding world. Mosanco Recovery can help.
What is Mosanco Recovery?
Mosanco Recovery is a holistic approach to your overall body health. An all-natural blend of premium ingredients using proprietary technology, Mosanco Recovery reduces the oxidative cellular damage caused by free radicals and boosts cell rejuvenation, allowing you to recover from your workout more quickly and remain active.
Who benefits?
Whether it’s early morning stretches, athletes training to attain their optimal performance, competitive sports personnel retaining their levels of fitness, or those who need to remain active as they gracefully segue into advancing years, Mosanco Recovery keeps you on your feet. It reduces and repairs the cellular damage to muscles, lessens inflammation and enhances the healing process.
What makes Mosanco Recovery so special?
Using our state-of-the-art-technology in Singapore, Mosanco Recovery is formulated to ensure the quality and safety of our ingredients is not compromised, providing you with the best possible results to keep you healthy and fit.
The Mosanco Recovery advantage:
Will other medications interact with Mosanco Recovery?
There are no adverse reactions or interactions with prescribed medications.
* Mosanco Recovery is suitable for all ages.
* Not recommended for pregnant women.
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