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Stress Relief

Stress relief can appear to be unattainable. External stresses and the demands of life can seem unending. They affect virtually everyone in today's fast-paced society, and as a result, the body's vital functions are often compromised. In addition, crucial nutrients are depleted in the presence of stresses and unless replenished, a host of stress-related symptoms can arise.

Vital-Charge™ has been created to replenish the body's stores of lost nutrients and to provide nutritional support to help protect the body against the damaging effects of stresses. With its unique complex of nutrients, Vital-Charge, aids in restoring the body's natural ability to maintain healthy muscle, as well as increase energy and endurance.

• Supplies nutrients to increase energy, improve mental clarity and provide a calming effect.
• Contains important nutrients depleted during stressful situations.
• Incorporates the only stabilized glutamine in the world. This form does not break down before the body can use it.
• Ensures that each of the ingredients are delivered to the cellular level where they can be efficiently utilized by the body.

Vital Charge Technical Information
Infinity2 has created a unique formulation called Vital-Charge to help protect the body from the damaging effects of stress by replenishing the vital nutrients lost to a stress-filled lifestyle.

Constant pressure, worries, illness, poor nutrition it all comes down to stress and the role it plays in virtually all of our lives. Physical symptoms that can be attributed to stresses include stomach ulcers, headaches and migraines, fatigue, tension and an inability to concentrate.

Studies have shown that stress has also been linked to virtually every type of life-threatening disease including cancer, heart disease and stroke. In addition, stress is known to play a role in many emotional disorders including depression and eating disorders. Stress also can lead to greater susceptibility to illness, infection and nutritional problems.

Vital-Charge was created to help counteract such physical effects of stresses by including ingredients that support the body's healing, regeneration and energy production. The primary ingredients, creatine and glutamine, form a unique blend that restores vital nutrients lost due to the presence of stress.

First, glutamine in the form of Magnesium Glycyl Glutamine (MGG) is added for its ability to aid vital organs and system functions. MGG is a proprietary ingredient of Infinity2 and is the only stabilized form of glutamine. Glutamine is a key ingredient that helps nutritionally support the body by replacing the glutamine lost due to stresses. Glutamine is required for rebuilding and repairing muscle that breaks down during times of stress. It not only helps to avoid muscle-wasting, which is common during disease, illness, injury or stress, but also provides fuel for immune cells and the mucosal cells that line your digestive tract. The immune cells and digestive cells need this extra fuel during times of stress to remain healthy.

Research shows that glutamine may help diminish digestion-related effects of stresses by nourishing the gastro-intestinal tract. It also helps clear the body of toxins resulting from the stress response. Due to an amazing scientific breakthrough that initiated the creation of our exclusive new molecule, Vital-Charge contains the only stabilized glutamine in the world - our patented (pending) Magnesium Glycyl Glutamine Chelate.

Creatine, the next key ingredient, may ward off the harmful effects of stresses by providing cellular fuel and acting as an "energy buffer". Creatine is stored in cells as phosphocreatine (PCr), which plays a vital role in energy production by recycling ATP and helping to maintain the balance between ATP and ADP. ATP is what cells use for energy. When ATP is depleted, the cell no longer has energy to perform its functions.

Because Creatine and PCr are small molecules, they can easily move between the various sites of energy production within the cell and help to stabilize ATP and ADP, thereby improving metabolic regulation and energy production.

Stress Management

By providing both creatine and glutamine in a unique blend, Vital-Charge can effectively manage the effects of stress by supplying the nutrients that support the body's healing, regeneration and energy production. For complete assurance that these essential ingredients are being utilized by the body, they are delivered at the cellular level through CAeDS™ (Chelate Activated Enzyme Delivery System), Infinity2's exclusive delivery system.

Stress Relief

No other product like Vital-Charge exists and never before has there been an all-natural way to provide stress relief and help the body to ward off the harmful effects of stresses. Rather than masking the symptoms, Vital-Charge has been formulated to go directly to the source and help replenish the body with the exact nutrients the body needs to function optimally, with increased energy and endurance.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Ingredients - Each serving of 2 capsules provide:

Magnesium 86 mg (as magnesium aspartate and magnesium glycine glutamine)

Copper (as copper chelazome) 0.26 mg

Manganese (as manganese chelazome) 0.34 mg

Chromium (as chromium chelavite) 150 mcg

Creatine Monohydrate 500 mg

Potassium Aspartate 350 mg

CAeDS for Vital Charge 43 mg

Other Ingredients: Gelatin, cellulose, water, magnesium stearate

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