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• A precursor to Arginine*

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Citrulline has been used to promote overall athletic performance. This supplement is particularly useful for those involved in endurance exercises or any sort of intense physical activity. L-Citrulline helps athletes heal after long bouts of exercise in a similar fashion to Creatine, but does so without the occasional side effects like bloating and cramps. It is also a precursor to Arginine.

CONCENTRATION OF L-CITRULLINE

This supplement contains no fillers of any kind. This is the base form of Citrulline and has no other chemical groups attached to it.

L-CITRULLINE is a non-essential amino acid and may help with:

• Decreasing Fatigue and Muscle Soreness
• Increasing Exercise Capacity.
• Increasing Nitric Oxide production
• Improving Heart Function

L-CITRULLINE SIDE EFFECTS

As long as suggested serving sizes are adhered to, this supplement is safe. However, those who have had liver or kidney problems in the past should not take any amino acids without talking to a doctor first. Women who are pregnant or nursing should do the same.

TIPS

This supplement has a sour flavor and dissolves fast in water. It may be mixed with water or juice and consumed that way. It should be stored in an area that is free from light, heat and moisture.

• L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine and L-Valine in a 2:1:1 ratio*

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Branch Chain Amino Acids, most commonly shortened to BCAA, are made up of the amino acids L-Valine, L-Leucine and L-Isoleucine, respectively. While BCAAs are found in their greatest natural quantities in products such as red meat and many types of dairy, protein supplements synthesized from an egg base or whey are ideal for finding concentrated amounts.

These amino acids are referred to as Branch Chain Amino Acids because they have a chemical structure that separates them from the rest of the amino acid family. In addition, these BCAAs make up 40% of total body protein content and represent around 15 to 25% of total protein intake overall.

CONCENTRATION OF BCAAS

BCAA is a mixture of three essential amino acids - leucine, isoleucine and valine - that cannot be produced in the human body, however, have very important biological functions. Leucine, for instance, is crucial for muscle hypertrophy (aka may help with muscle growth) not only because it is an important building block for muscle, but also because it signals the body to start muscle protein synthesis (aka may help build muscle).

The blend of ingredients that is found to be most effective in BCAAs is a mixture of 2:1:1 of Leucine, Isoleucin, and Valine, respectively. This product contains an insignificant amount of lecithin. Supplements should be stored in an area that is both dry and cool and away from the light.

BCAAs have a grainy look and a white coloration. They are bitter in taste and are totally insoluble. The powder can be administered effectively by sprinkling on a meal, but since it is so bitter, the most common preference is to blend the supplement into some kind of smoothie or fruit-based puree.

BCAA SIDE EFFECTS

People that introduce BCAAs into their system too rapidly have reported experiencing fatigue, muscle stress and muscle pains; this should subside if introduced in smaller amounts and over time, rather than all at once. Although there are no known drug interactions associated with the supplement, it may be wise to first discuss use with a physician. This supplement should be taken in lower doses than recommended if liver and kidney issues are of a concern.

TIPS

During exercise, it is common to consume Branch Chain Amino Acids combined with a fast-release carbohydrate such as Dextrose or Maltodextrin. This is designed to prevent fatigue and thus improve athletic performance. BCAAs also stack well with L-Glutamine: together they form an unbeatable muscle-preserving duo.

SAFETY

Branch Chain Amino Acids have been well researched and are a safe supplement. We already consume them daily in our natural diet, and there is no known toxicity of Branch Chain Amino Acids. In addition, there are no known bans or restrictions in regard to supplementing with Branch Chain Amino Acids.