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GNC Mega Men Sport Multivitamin | Supports Muscle Performance & Recovery | Made For Fitness Lifestyle
GNC Mega Men Sport Multivitamin | Supports Muscle Performance & Recovery | Made For Fitness Lifestyle
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Oxidative Stress Due to High Activity
Solution: Antioxidant Blend removes toxins from body
Fatigue & Muscle Soreness
Solution: Sports Blend fastens recovery and reduces fatigue
Extra Muscle Support for Intense Workout
Solution: BCAAs provide essential nutrients to fuel muscles
Prostate Support
Solution: Lycopene supports prostate health
Benefits That Transform You
Explore New Possibilities in Your Fitness Adventure!
GNC Mega Men Sport Multivitamin is a super-potent blend of 43 premium-quality ingredients, including vitamins, minerals, and special blends, to keep you healthy and active with improved fitness performance.
GNC’s special multivitamin for men includes a special Sports Blend with L-Arginine, L-Glutamine, L-Taurine, Inositol, Choline, Boron, and Hyaluronic Acid for improving exercise potential by minimizing fatigue and muscle soreness.
GNC’s sport multivitamin contains a unique BCAA Blend with L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine, and L-Valine to boost muscle performance for building up good stamina.
Each multivitamin tablet has Lycopene for supporting normal prostate function and a host of other micronutrients for protecting your heart and vision.
GNC’s sport multivitamin has a Super Antioxidant Blend to fight against free radicals and slow down ageing.
Facts No One Tells You
- Multivitamin tablets are one of the most preferred dietary supplements recommended by nutritionists.
- Vitamins don’t directly provide energy, but they convert the consumed food’s energy to a usable form for your body.
- Water-soluble vitamins (B-complex and C) cannot be stored inside our bodies for long and need to be obtained from outside.
- Minerals and vitamins work together to support vital body functions.
- Both vitamin deficiency and vitamin overdose can cause toxicity or disorders, hence it is advised not to exceed the recommended dosage.
- A study in May 2020 revealed that almost 76% Indians suffer from Vitamin D deficiency.
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