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Ingredients & stacking

  • Ácido Alfa Lipoico

    ALA regenerates antioxidants and has a short half-life. At 300–600 mg/day in range, another identical bottle rarely adds proportional benefit.

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  • Ácido hialurónico

    Oral HA absorbs in limited amounts and effects are usually gradual (weeks). Above ~100–200 mg/day, another identical bottle rarely doubles coverage linearly.

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  • Apigenina

    Flavonoid with absorption ceiling and bounded CD38/NAD+ effects. Stacking does not expand benefit if total dose is already adequate.

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  • Ashwagandha

    Withanolides modulate the HPA axis; stress effects usually appear around 300–600 mg extract. More bottles do not multiply adaptation if the sum is already enough.

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  • Astaxantina

    Astaxanthin is potent at milligram doses (4–12). More mg do not duplicate membrane protection if you are already in the orientative range.

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  • Bacopa Monnieri

    Bacosides need weeks of use; the window is often 300–600 mg. More bottles do not proportionally speed memory benefits.

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  • Berberina

    Berberine activates AMPK and modulates glucose; the useful window is often 500–1500 mg. Stacking dose does not linearly improve metabolic coverage.

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  • Biotina

    Biotin is a cofactor at microgram to low milligram doses. Megadoses do not linearly improve hair or metabolism.

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  • Bromelina

    Digestive enzymes work within dose and meal-timing windows. More mg of the same bromelain does not linearly duplicate anti-inflammatory or digestive effect.

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  • Cacao

    Cocoa polyphenols add value in dietary context; more cocoa powder grams do not multiply coverage if the matrix is already rich in similar compounds.

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  • Cafeína

    Adenosine receptors adapt; more mg do not duplicate alertness if you are already at 100–400 mg. Another bottle may add side effects without more coverage.

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  • Calcio

    Elemental calcium absorbs in limited amounts (~500–1200 mg/day). Stacking does not improve bone coverage if the total already meets the range.

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  • Canela

    Cinnamon extracts have an orientative dose window. Stacking identical cinnamon products does not proportionally improve metabolic metrics if total dose is already in range.

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  • Colágeno

    Collagen peptides supply amino acids; tissue synthesis is finite. More g/day beyond range does not proportionally speed skin or joints.

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  • CoQ10

    CoQ10 is lipophilic with limited absorption. Typical 100–600 mg/day covers cardiac mitochondria in orientative models; stacking the same bottle does not linearly duplicate cellular ATP support.

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  • Creatina

    Muscle and brain saturate phosphocreatine stores around 3–5 g/day monohydrate. More of the same does not increase cognitive coverage if maintenance is already met.

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  • Cúrcuma

    Curcuminoids are lipophilic and hepatically conjugated. Within the anti-inflammatory orientative window, duplicate capsules do not proportionally inhibit NF-κB.

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  • Ergotioneína

    Ergothioneine has an orientative window of ~5–30 mg/day. More mg do not multiply benefit if you already meet the range; consistency and dietary mushrooms matter.

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  • Espermidina

    Spermidine supplements are often 1–6 mg/day (wheat germ extract). Stacking dose does not linearly speed autophagy.

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  • Folato (B9)

    Folate participates in methylation with a narrow window (400–1000 mcg). More does not proportionally speed DNA repair.

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  • Fosfatidilserina

    Phosphatidylserine integrates neuronal membranes in the 100–400 mg range. Stacking does not duplicate membrane fluidity if the range is met.

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  • Glicina

    Glycine in grams (3–15 g) has a ceiling for sleep and calm. More of the same powder does not duplicate neurological benefit if the total is already high.

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  • Glutatión

    Oral glutathione degrades; cells synthesize it from precursors. More identical capsules do not duplicate intracellular antioxidant coverage.

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  • Glutatión

    Oral glutathione degrades; cells synthesize it from precursors. More identical capsules do not duplicate intracellular antioxidant coverage.

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  • Hierro

    Iron absorption is regulated by hepcidine; excess does not improve oxygen delivery and can be toxic. More bottles do not increase useful cardiovascular coverage.

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  • L-Teanina

    L-theanine crosses the blood-brain barrier in limited amounts; 100–400 mg is typical for alpha waves. Doubling does not duplicate calm if you are already in range.

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  • Magnesio

    Gut and kidneys handle magnesium in limited amounts. Around 200–400 mg/day elemental (form and label dependent), a second identical bottle rarely improves blood pressure or sleep proportionally; excess is excreted or may cause digestive discomfort.

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  • Magnesio L-Treonato

    L-threonate is studied for brain uptake but still has a dose window (~1–2 g/day reference). More bottles do not multiply cognitive benefit if the total is already in range.

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  • Melatonina

    MT1/MT2 receptors saturate at microgram-scale doses. More mg does not improve sleep and may fragment it; another bottle does not raise neurological coverage.

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  • Melena de León

    Lion's mane may stimulate NGF non-linearly. Above orientative dose, another bottle rarely adds proportional cognitive benefit.

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  • NAD+

    Oral NAD+ has limited bioavailability; cells recycle and degrade the coenzyme. Stacking dose does not duplicate DNA-repair coverage if the reference range is already met.

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  • NMN

    NAD+ precursors are tightly regulated. Above the orientative range, more NMN does not raise cellular NAD+ proportionally forever.

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  • Omega-3

    EPA and DHA compete for membrane incorporation. Near 1–3 g/day marine omega-3, benefits often plateau; another identical bottle is usually redundant unless total dose is still below the orientative minimum.

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  • Papaina

    As a digestive enzyme, papain has bounded per-meal use. Another identical bottle rarely adds coverage if per-meal dose is already adequate.

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  • Piperina

    Piperine enhances absorption of other compounds at milligram doses, not grams. Another bottle does not duplicate coverage by itself.

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  • PQQ

    PQQ supports mitochondrial biogenesis in a bounded range (~10–40 mg). More identical bottles do not multiply functional mitochondria if the total already meets the range.

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  • Probióticos

    Useful colony depends on live strains and time, not UFC count alone. Two identical probiotic bottles do not duplicate inflammatory modulation if load is sufficient.

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  • Proteína

    Muscle protein synthesis has a practical per-meal ceiling. Doubling identical scoops rarely doubles benefit if you already hit ~20–35 g protein per serving; focus on daily total and distribution.

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  • Quercetina

    Quercetin is metabolized with low bioavailability. Above orientative range, another bottle does not multiply senolytic or anti-inflammatory coverage.

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  • Resveratrol

    Resveratrol is rapidly metabolized with low oral bioavailability. More mg does not linearly activate sirtuins; another bottle is often spend without coverage gain.

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  • Rhodiola

    Rosavins have an adaptogenic window (~200–600 mg). More does not equal more stress resilience if you already meet the range.

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  • Selenio

    Selenium has a narrow margin (~55–400 mcg orientative). Doubling does not linearly improve glutathione peroxidase antioxidant coverage.

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  • Ubiquinol

    Reduced ubiquinol absorbs better but still has a practical ceiling. More identical bottles do not proportionally expand mitochondrial coverage if you are already in range.

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  • Vitamina A

    Vitamin A is lipophilic and accumulates. More IU/mg beyond the range do not linearly improve immunity and chronic excess carries risks.

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  • Vitamina B12

    B12 absorbs via intrinsic factor with a per-dose ceiling. More mcg do not linearly raise neurological coverage if you are already in range.

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  • Vitamina B6

    B6 is an enzymatic cofactor; chronic megadoses can be neurotoxic. Another bottle does not duplicate neurotransmitter synthesis if you already meet the range.

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  • Vitamina C

    Vitamin C has intestinal absorption thresholds (~200 mg per dose for many people). Repeated megadoses are oxidized and cleared; another identical bottle does not double useful antioxidant effect.

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  • Vitamina D

    Vitamin D is stored and regulated via VDR. More IU/day beyond the orientative range does not linearly strengthen bone or immunity and chronic excess can carry risks.

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  • Vitamina E

    Vitamin E is lipophilic and stored. Above the orientative range, more IU/mg do not linearly improve antioxidant coverage.

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  • Vitamina K2

    K2 in micrograms has bounded carboxylation function (~90–200 mcg). Doubling bottles does not improve vascular coverage if the sum is already enough.

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  • Zinc

    Zinc competes with copper and absorbs in limited amounts (~15–40 mg/day orientative). Doubling bottles can saturate transporters without linear immune benefit.

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