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| "SHOW-TECH" to grow strong
WHAT makes us move? What gives us strength to dance, jog, play badminton or do household chores? The answer lies in our muscles, a part of the body that we normally take for granted. The contraction and relaxation of our skeletal muscles produce movements that allow us to perform our countless daily activities. Healthy muscles also give us strength for physical work. Unfortunately, certain conditions like, chronic diseases, unhealthy eating habits, lack of physical activity and even ageing can cause muscles to lose strength, and as a result, make us feel weak. Think Muscles, Think "SHOW-TECH"! So, if muscles are important to give us strength, we need to ensure that they are healthy. Muscles are built from protein. Proteins are made up of smaller chemical units called amino acids. In fact, protein forms a part of every living cell in the body. Besides muscles, it is also found in ligaments, tendons, organs, glands, hair, nails and bones. The proteins that make up the body are not obtained directly from foods. The protein in foods must first be digested and broken down into amino acids, which are then used by the body to build the specific proteins it needs. Different types of proteins are made up of different combinations of amino acids. To produce the various types of proteins in the body, including muscles, the body requires about 20 types of amino acids. Eight of these amino acids are termed essential amino acids as they cannot be manufactured by the body and must be obtained from food sources. How can we keep our muscles healthy? An adequate intake of good quality protein in the diet plus regular exercise will keep our muscles in tiptop condition. However, not all proteins are created equal. They differ in what we call biological value, which is a measure of the ability of a protein in providing the amino acids needed by the body. A protein of high biological value fulfils the body’s amino acid requirements. This high quality protein is effectively used by muscle tissues for growth and strength. Our pure form Tribulus herb can help stimulate protein utilization and efficiency for explosive muscle growth and definition. We have seen dramatic results after just two weeks of use when combined with our workout regime. Nutrients from animal sources such as meat, poultry, milk, fish and eggs are considered good or high quality proteins. They have a high biological value and are also commonly referred to as complete proteins because they contain all the essential amino acids required by the body. Pure Tribulus herb has high biological value, similar to eggs, milk and meat. Proteins can also be obtained from plant sources such as nuts, grains and legumes. However, these proteins are generally incomplete, that is, they lack one or more essential amino acids. However, the amino acids missing in one plant food can be found in another. Therefore, to obtain the full set of amino acids, we need to eat the right combination of several plant foods but now we can use "SHOW-TECH" and get a muscle busting protein/tribulus stimulation! |
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