C-M-K

The racing pigeon's musculature is put under extreme strain during training and racing.

The combination of L-carnitine and magnesium helps prevent muscle fatigue symptoms.
L-carnitine is an endogenous substance, which transports long-chain fatty acids from fat and muscle tissue to muscle cells (mitochondria) to supply them with energy. Therefore, L-carnitine should always be sufficiently available as a means of transport.

Moreover, L-carnitine counteracts acidification of the muscular system by lactic acid and prevents muscle injuries (strains).

However, the additional administration of L-carnitine also ensures stronger heart muscle in particular.

For fat burning, however, the organism also needs a lot of magnesium, which is involved as a coenzyme in the activation of more than 300 enzymes. This vital mineral is also responsible for stimulus transmission from nerve to muscle. A sufficiently high magnesium level in the muscle cell is a prerequisite for functioning muscle contraction. Together with L-carnitine, it prevents muscle cramps, muscle pains and wing weakness (skewering).

C-M-K contains highly concentrated L-carnitine and, in an optimal ratio to metabolism, organically bound magnesium, which is best absorbed and digested through the intestinal wall.
Administration of C-M-K should be started as early as spring, with the first training session at home. The often occurring phenomenon of skewering is thus largely prevented.
At the start of the racing season, C-M-K should be added to the drinking water together with CarboPower only on the last day before the release.
When the distance of the races increases, the administration of C-M-K can be extended to 2-3 days before basketing.