Ribose occurs naturally in all living cells. It is a simple
sugar that begins the metabolic process for ATP production. D-Ribose works
synergistically with and enhances the benefits of creatine supplements.
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I heard about Ribose through Dr. Oz. He suggested it for energy. Being that I barely had the energy to get through the day, I thought I'd give it a shot. I was very surprised at how well it works. On days I am dragging and I can't figure out why until I realize that I forgot to add it to my morning routine. I even started adding it to my afternoon water to help me get through that afternoon slump. Last night I had so many errands to do and no drive to do them, so I added a little to my water, and was pleasantly surprised I was not only able to get through my errands, but exercise as well. It is not a TON of energy, just a little pick me up ...
This product is expensive and the powder smells pretty bad. I dunno it you've ever been close to a sugar processing factory but it has that same strong stench. Once it's mixed in though, it tastes like sugar.
The research that Ribose promotes building muscle was found to be untrue. However, it might have some other benefits that I'm unaware of...
Contains NO salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, soy, milk, egg, shellfish or preservatives. Vegetarian/vegan product.
Other Ingredients: NONE.
Recommended Use: As a dietary supplement, take 2 level teaspoon daily, prior to exercise. Serious athletes may want to double the dosage during training.
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