LavaVitae Vita Energy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is LavaVitae Vita Energy suitable for?
The ingredients of Vita Energy increase your mental and physical performance for sports, competitions, projects, examination phases or a demanding everyday life. At the same time, the natural ingredients contain a wide range of plant extracts, antioxidants and vitamins that have a cell-protecting and regenerating effect.
From which sources does the caffeine in Vita Energy come?
Usually the main sources of caffeine in everyday life are roasted coffee, cola, energy drinks or chocolate. In Vita Energy, however, the natural caffeine in Vita Energy comes from green coffee, guarana, green tea and raw cocoa. Due to the originality of these raw materials, Vita Energy also contains a large number of health-promoting active plant ingredients.
How does the activation formula of LavaVitae Vita Energy work?
Since the caffeine is present in the ingredients of Vita Energy in varying degrees of binding, it enters the metabolism more quickly from some ingredients and more gradually from others. The quick kick is provided by green coffee, followed by guarana. In green tea and raw cocoa, the caffeine is tannin-bound and needs more time to be absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract. This "active substance cascade" creates a uniformly high "caffeine plateau" in the metabolism of up to 6 hours. To round off the formula, we have added Chinese caterpillar fungus (cordyceps). This is a Tibetan natural remedy and at the same time regenerates the body's powers.
Is caffeine harmful to the organism?
Caffeine is a neurotransmitter and therefore everyone needs a certain amount of caffeine. However, people react differently to this stimulant, which is why the personal dose and time of taking it should be tested individually. The amount of caffeine in two capsules of Vita Energy (80 mg) is equivalent to the amount in one cup of coffee (50 to 100 mg). A daily dose of 400 mg of caffeine per day is considered absolutely safe for a person weighing about 70 kg.
