Robuvit
ROBUVIT
Robuvit® é um extrato patenteado obtido da madeira de carvalho francês (Quercus robur), padronizado em 40% de polifenóis. É um ativo natural com potente ação antioxidante, energizante e regeneradora, amplamente estudado em mais de 30 ensaios clínicos. Após sua ingestão, o organismo converte seus compostos, chamados roburinas, em metabólitos bioativos conhecidos como urolitinas, responsáveis por suas principais ações biológicas.
Essas urolitinas atuam estimulando a produção de energia celular (ATP) e promovendo o rejuvenescimento das mitocôndrias por meio da mitofagia, um processo que substitui mitocôndrias danificadas por novas, mais funcionais.
Além disso, o Robuvit® aumenta a síntese de ribossomos, organelas essenciais na formação de proteínas estruturais e enzimáticas, o que melhora a função muscular, a recuperação física e o metabolismo energético.
PERGUNTAS FREQUENTES
Cansaço e fadiga física ou mental;
Estresse e Burnout;
Baixa energia e indisposição;
Melhora da performance esportiva e da recuperação muscular;
Distúrbios do sono e humor deprimido;
Convalescença (recuperação após cirurgias, infecções ou viroses);
Suporte hepático e linfático;
Síndrome da fadiga crônica ou cansaço persistente.
Aumenta a produção de energia e reduz a fadiga crônica.
Melhora o desempenho físico e a recuperação muscular.
Estimula a síntese de proteínas, favorecendo força e regeneração tecidual.
Melhora o humor, a disposição e a qualidade do sono.
Atua no manejo da síndrome de Burnout, estresse e exaustão mental.
Apoia a função hepática e a drenagem linfática.
Favorece a recuperação pós-cirúrgica e pós-viral (como gripe e mononucleose).
Protege contra o estresse oxidativo e o envelhecimento celular.
REGENARAÇÃO MITOCONDRIAL
As urolitinas estimulam a mitofagia, processo que elimina mitocôndrias danificadas e promove a formação de novas mitocôndrias funcionais, restaurando a capacidade de produzir energia (ATP).
Resultado: mais energia, vitalidade e melhor desempenho físico e mental. Ativação da síntese proteica (biogênese ribossomal)
O Robuvit® aumenta a formação de ribossomos, organelas responsáveis pela síntese de proteínas essenciais incluindo colágeno, enzimas, fibras musculares e anticorpos.
Resultado: melhor recuperação muscular, fortalecimento imunológico e regeneração tecidual.
Além disso, sua potente ação antioxidante e anti-inflamatória protege as células contra o estresse oxidativo, reduzindo o impacto do envelhecimento celular e auxiliando na desintoxicação hepática.
Uso oral.
Dose recomendada: Isolado: 200 a 300 mg/dia. Associado a outros ativos: 100 mg/dia.
- Pode ser administrado em cápsulas, sachês, suspensões ou shots, conforme formulação manipulada.
Não foram observados efeitos colaterais significativos nos estudos clínicos.
Contraindicado para gestantes, lactantes, crianças e pessoas com hipersensibilidade aos componentes da fórmula.
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Nenhuma substância conhecida a evitar.
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