SciTec Super Carb Xpress - 1000 grams

1 kg de poudre aromatisée, avec glucides,isoleucines, vitamine B6, chrome et colorants. Il est recommandé pour maintenir une glycémie normale et aide à réduire la fatigue, pour donner de l'énergie pendant l'exercice. Il peut être utilisé avant ou pendant une activité physique, faire un shake de 50 g dans 300 ml d'eau. (1 dose à l'aide de la cuillère doseuse dans l'emballage), pour 20 jours . Un bon goût de pommes et de poires. Sans lactose. Le rapport qualité prix. 👍🏻

Con más de una década entrenando y jamás me había dado por tomar carbos así como suplemento y ahora que los estoy usando me arrepiento de no haberlo hecho antes, ya que desde que los tomo noto que voy con más energía a los entrenos y no tienen los efectos secundarios de algunos pre entrenos que te ponen ciroco perdido. Su composición es sencilla pero muy eficiente, llevando L isoleucina, un aminoácido ramificado que es de vital importancia para sintetizar las proteínas, vitamina B6, cromo y azúcares (esto último repele a mucha gente de tomarlo) pero los azúcares son necesarios especialmente pre e intra entreno. Lleva una mezcla de carbohidratos de absorción rápida y lenta que hace que aguantes más en los entrenos y da fuerza (lo que no me esperaba). El producto es muy económico pero no deja de ser útil para gente que va cansada al gym o que quiere ganar peso y masa costándole. Su sabor (manzana verde y pera) es un pelín ácido (me encanta) es de los mejores sabores y más conseguido que he probado en suplemento alguno y he probado cientos en tantos años. 5 estrellas, la marca es de confianza y ha sabido mejorarse con los años que lleva en el mercado (que son muchísimos), recomendado para personas que necesiten ir a entrenar con energía y no les sientan bien los pre entrenos (yo me planteo de dejarlos y usar esto la verdad).

👉Produit testé sur une semaine d'entraînement. Je conseil ce type de produit aux personnes qui sont en prise de masse ou qui désirent simplement prendre du poids. Gros apport énergétique mais beaucoup de glucides (c'est le but de ce type de boisson) 👉Très bonne miscibilité 👉Très bon goût (sucré) 👉 Apport d'énergie conséquente ❌ Déconseillé aux personnes souhaitant rester avec un physique sec

Yup, read that nutritional breakdown. I note all 4 prior reviews are vine reviews where the product was received for free. Perhaps for a 5-star review? There's carbs that meet specific training needs (e.g. slow release 'waxy maize' that contrary to many claims is a slow digesting sustained release carb that would help in endurance events/training, then there are versions of specific amylopectin from maize/potato or highly branched cyclic dextrin that are more rapidly absorbed and help more intense events/training, all without excessive insulin spikes and crashes). And then there's sugars. And when have these ever been good outside of perhaps gels for cycling? If you want a high sugar drink for some inexplicable reason, you could always buy a lot more value in terms of fizzy drinks or squash. Simple sugars have little place in training unless you're so severely depleted and are continuing to exercise in Zone 4 or higher and need rapid on-the-go refuelling. I guess that could be where the Xpress in the product name might apply. Otherwise understand what carb properties you require for your training sessions, as opposed to simple sugars, and make a more informed product choice.

Yup, read that nutritional breakdown. I note all 4 prior reviews are vine reviews where the product was received for free. Perhaps for a 5-star review? There's carbs that meet specific training needs (e.g. slow release 'waxy maize' that contrary to many claims is a slow digesting sustained release carb that would help in endurance events/training, then there are versions of specific amylopectin from maize/potato or highly branched cyclic dextrin that are more rapidly absorbed and help more intense events/training, all without excessive insulin spikes and crashes). And then there's sugars. And when have these ever been good outside of perhaps gels for cycling? If you want a high sugar drink for some inexplicable reason, you could always buy a lot more value in terms of fizzy drinks or squash. Simple sugars have little place in training unless you're so severely depleted and are continuing to exercise in Zone 4 or higher and need rapid on-the-go refuelling. I guess that could be where the Xpress in the product name might apply. Otherwise understand what carb properties you require for your training sessions, as opposed to simple sugars, and make a more informed product choice.