Bioactives

Sodium bicarbonate is a common inorganic salt that serves as a fundamental alkalinizing agent in human physiology. Beyond its household uses, it is a compound of significant clinical and athletic importance, acting as a primary extracellular buffer. It is used to correct metabolic acidosis, enhance high-intensity exercise performance, and improve oral health, with emerging research into its effects on cellular function and aging-related markers. 1. Overview: Sodium bicarbonat

Beta-Alanine is a performance-enhancing beta-amino acid that serves as the rate-limiting precursor to carnosine, the body's primary intracellular buffer against muscular acidosis. By raising carnosine levels in skeletal muscle, it delays the onset of neuromuscular fatigue, extends time to exhaustion, and powers athletes through high-intensity, anaerobic efforts—making it one of the most scientifically validated ergogenic aids available. 1. Overview: Beta-alanine is a naturall

Cathinone is a naturally occurring monoamine alkaloid and the principal psychoactive component of the khat plant. Chemically similar to amphetamine, it acts as a central nervous system stimulant, producing effects of euphoria, increased energy, and alertness. While its traditional use is culturally embedded in specific regions, synthetic cathinone derivatives have emerged as a significant class of new psychoactive substances, often marketed deceptively as "bath salts" due to