Fit Electrolyte Drink 400g

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Get UP Fit Elektrolyte Drink 400g
Marke Get UP food supplements

Was sind Elektrolyte?

Electrolytes are substances such as salts, minerals, trace elements, bases and acids that can conduct electrical current inside and outside the body’s cells. The composition of the electrolytes in different areas of the body is exactly balanced. If it changes, the cell can no longer perform its function and may not survive.

Electrolytes have many important functions in the cells. Since the body can not produce electrolytes itself, he must take them in sufficient quantities through food and drink.

The most important electrolytes include potassium, magnesium, sodium, calcium and chloride. The distribution of these substances is called the electrolytes household. For many different body functions it is important that the electrolytes in the blood have the right concentration.

Potassium is responsible for the fluid content and also controls the conduction of the nerves. In combination with calcium, potassium provides the ability to contract skeletal muscle, vascular and cardiac muscles.

Magnesium is important for the energy supply of the body cells and plays an important role in the activation of enzymes. The energy metabolism, the function of nerve cells and the muscular system is influenced by magnesium.

Calcium is found mainly in teeth and bones and it also ensures that nerve impulses are converted into muscle activity.

Sodium, together with potassium, regulates the water balance of the body. In addition, sodium plays an essential role in the transmission of nerve impulses and it is important for the acid-base balance.

Chloride has as main task to control the water distribution in the body spaces.

Get UP fit contains all the electrolytes and other supporting minerals to ensure complete hydration of the cells, perfect for the hot season.

Get UP fit contains little xylitol and is flavored with natural orange flavor.

Get UP fit e.g. mixed with lemon juice, gives a delicious lemonade.

* Percentage of nutrient reference values according to Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 ** No nutrient reference values known