D-ribose is a 5-carbon or pentose sugar that binds with adenine to produce adenosine, which is one of the components of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) involved in cellular energy production. D-ribose has multiple metabolic pathways in the human body. It can be converted into pyruvate and participate in energy metabolism pathways; It can also synthesize nucleosides to form important substances in the body such as RNA, DNA, and ATP. The physiological functions of D-ribose in the human body
·Increase energy
·Relieve fatigue
·Enhance alertness
·Burning fat
·Improve heart function