Quick look at what the key ingredients in Physique.

Below is a quick breakdown of all the key nutrients (Including Pharmaceutical Grade CBD) that each serving of Physique provides. We have found this combination of ingredients to be offer support for intermittent fasting dieters by helping combat insulin resistance, battle water retention, support to avoid cramps and muscle pains and to promote a fat burning environment.

CBD

Cannabis users had a lower body mass index (BMI) and a lower body fat percentage than non-users. Cannabis users fasting insulin levels were lower, and they appeared to be less resistant to the insulin produced by their body to maintain a normal blood-sugar level,” a fact that seems to indicate that cannabinoids can help stave off Type II Diabetes.

Chromium

Taking supplemental chromium has been shown repeatedly to improve insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance, even to the point of reversing type II diabetes in many people (1). Chromium is so synonymous with insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance that some actually refer to dietary chromium as Glucose Tolerance Factor (GTF).

Vandium

You will likely store more muscle glycogen as a result of taking vanadium, due to an improvement in my insulin sensitivity.

Magnesium

Magnesium is vital to have energy and stamina when starting your intermittent fasting journey. For a surprisingly large amount of people, feeling like you’re run-down could point to a magnesium deficiency. Feeling run down and tired is not a normal part of life and taking enough magnesium helps ensure against feeling rundown. Magnesium makes you feel good and plays a key role in getting a restful sleep. It will also plays a key role in helping avoid muscle cramping.

Potassium

There’s something in the body called the sodium-potassium pump. It’s built into a little protein, attached to an enzyme on the surface of your cells. You have 800,000 to 30 millions of these in your body. They’re little generators that allow things to enter into the cells and they take a lot of energy to work. One third of all the food you eat goes to running those pumps. You also have another pump in the stomach called the hydrogen-potassium ATP-and it’s a pump to help you create stomach acid to help you digest foods. These pumps are in various places in the body including the muscles and the nervous system. In fact, the ones in your nervous system takes up 60% of your bodies caloric intake of energy.

The sodium-potassium pump is critically important in exchanging nutrition, glucose, amino acids, and other minerals to allow them to transport in and out of the cell. Potassium is essential for building the pumps that control these functions:

• Potassium is arguably one of the most important things you need to supplement while intermittent fasting.
• Potassium gives you energy.
• Potassium helps the muscles to contract or relax by controlling the transport of calcium.
• Potassium is also critical to avoid muscle cramps.

https://www.drberg.com/blog/potassium-is-the-most-important-electrolyte