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Hypertonic seawater is the state in which oceanic liquid can be found while preserving its natural properties thanks to the AQP protocol. Among its main chemical characteristics, we can highlight a concentration of mineral salts of 33 gr/l, as well as an osmolarity of 2,400 mOsm.
Hypertonic seawater is appropriate as a nutritional supplement in situations where more electrolytes are required, those where the hydromineral balance of our cells is altered. Furthermore, it is especially useful in the replacement of fundamental trace elements at low doses.
From a nutritional point of view, at present, our bodies cannot extract all the minerals necessary from common foods for its proper functioning.
However, recovering mineral balance is necessary in order to restore internal conditions and good overall health.
This is possible thank to hypertonic seawater, which provides all the minerals and trace elements necessary for cell regeneration and nutrition in a bioavailable form. The minerals, organic compounds and genetic material stored in seawater form a matrix of biological information that helps us during states of deficiency and cell detoxification.
6 ampoules (60 ml) per day are recommended.
Currently, hypertonic solutions are a great sport resource thanks to their ability to replace electrolytes. Given that excessive sweating (in which hyperhydration occurs at the expensive of the mineral component) could lead to significant sodium loss and consequently, a decrease in physical performance. In this case, hypertonic seawater significantly helps one naturally recover these minerals.
In addition, this aspect becomes more important during periods of high exercise intensity and hot environments. Taking into account that the average sweat rate in athletes is 1.5 litres per hour, with a concentration of approximately 35-40mmol/l solutes, excessive sweating can lead to hyponatremia, hypovolaemia and alterations in muscle conduction and contraction with the production of cramps. Therefore, it is of vital importance to keep well-hydrated and replenish lost minerals.
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle
Cold microfiltered seawater.
Per 60 ml:
Chloride (1190 mg) 150% NRV*, Magnesium (70 mg) 18% NRV* (Nutritional Reference Values).
Hypertonic seawater is the state in which oceanic liquid can be found while preserving its natural properties thanks to the AQP protocol. Among its main chemical characteristics, we can highlight a concentration of mineral salts of 33 gr/l, as well as an osmolarity of 2,400 mOsm.
Hypertonic seawater is appropriate as a nutritional supplement in situations where more electrolytes are required, those where the hydromineral balance of our cells is altered. Furthermore, it is especially useful in the replacement of fundamental trace elements at low doses.
From a nutritional point of view, at present, our bodies cannot extract all the minerals necessary from common foods for its proper functioning.
However, recovering mineral balance is necessary in order to restore internal conditions and good overall health.
This is possible thank to hypertonic seawater, which provides all the minerals and trace elements necessary for cell regeneration and nutrition in a bioavailable form. The minerals, organic compounds and genetic material stored in seawater form a matrix of biological information that helps us during states of deficiency and cell detoxification.
6 ampoules (60 ml) per day are recommended.
Currently, hypertonic solutions are a great sport resource thanks to their ability to replace electrolytes. Given that excessive sweating (in which hyperhydration occurs at the expensive of the mineral component) could lead to significant sodium loss and consequently, a decrease in physical performance. In this case, hypertonic seawater significantly helps one naturally recover these minerals.
In addition, this aspect becomes more important during periods of high exercise intensity and hot environments. Taking into account that the average sweat rate in athletes is 1.5 litres per hour, with a concentration of approximately 35-40mmol/l solutes, excessive sweating can lead to hyponatremia, hypovolaemia and alterations in muscle conduction and contraction with the production of cramps. Therefore, it is of vital importance to keep well-hydrated and replenish lost minerals.
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle
Cold microfiltered seawater.
Per 60 ml:
Chloride (1190 mg) 150% NRV*, Magnesium (70 mg) 18% NRV* (Nutritional Reference Values).