Why Is ATP So Important During Workouts? Print E-mail

ImageQ:  Why is ATP important to release during workouts? What is it?  Can I buy it?

A:  One at a time, dude!  ATP stands for Adenosine Tri-Phosphate. It is produced in the body during exercise in what is called the Kreb’s Cycle. In recent years, supplements have begun including a lab produced version – also the NO products stimulate its secretion – of ATP because of its crucial role in metabolism and muscle building.  If you want more information on the Kreb’s Cycle, do a search for it on a non-supplement site so you can learn more about its importance.
 
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