Lactate (lactic acid) build-up is a key contributor to muscle fatigue during intense exercise. Lowering lactate levels allows you to train harder and longer without hitting performance plateaus.

Reduced lactate accumulation means muscles can work more efficiently for extended periods, enhancing stamina and endurance during competitions or long training sessions.

High lactate levels are associated with muscle soreness and stiffness post-exercise. A reduction in lactate helps you to recover quicker, allowing you to train more consistently and effectively.

Lower lactate levels mean less muscle burn and discomfort during high-intensity activities, allowing you to maintain peak performance levels.

Anyone engaging in HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training) or sprint training benefits significantly from reduced lactate, as these activities produce high levels of lactic acid.

Lower blood pressure reduces the strain on the heart, allowing it to pump blood more efficiently. This enhances oxygen and nutrient delivery to muscles, improving endurance and performance.

High blood pressure can slow down recovery by increasing stress on the cardiovascular system. A reduction may help the body recover faster after intense training or competition.

High blood pressure can strain blood vessels and organs over time. Lowering blood pressure reducing the risk of long-term cardiovascular issues

When blood pressure is optimised, the body uses energy more efficiently.

High blood pressure can negatively impact cognitive function, including focus and decision-making.

Lower blood pressure improves circulation, ensuring muscles receive more oxygen and nutrients.

High blood pressure is often linked to stress, which can negatively impact performance.

Consistently high blood pressure can lead to serious health issues like heart disease or stroke. A reduction in blood pressure may contribute to long-term cardiovascular health.

Revitalising the skin supports the natural turnover of cells, which is essential for maintaining a youthful, radiant complexion.

Stimulating repair processes can accelerates recovery from damage caused by environmental stressors, UV exposure, or aging.

Collagen is the structural protein that keeps skin firm and elastic. Revitalising the skin helps maintain collagen levels, reducing wrinkles and sagging.

A strong skin barrier protects against pollutants, bacteria, and moisture loss, keeping skin healthy and resilient.

Calming irritated or inflamed skin helps prevent conditions like redness, eczema, acne and sensitivity.

Better blood flow delivers essential nutrients and oxygen to skin cells, promoting vitality and a natural glow.

Removing toxins and impurities helps prevent breakouts and keeps skin clear and balanced.

By addressing the root causes of skin issues, revitalising treatments help maintain skin health over time, preventing premature aging and damage.