Ultimate Nutrition – Flavored BCAA Powder 12,000 – 60 Servings
- BCAA MUSCLE RECOVERY POWDER – BCAA supplements are commonly taken to build muscle and enhance exercise performance. Take BCAA 12,000 twice daily to reach your doctor’s recommended daily dose for maximum muscle recovery and performance. Whey protein contains all the essential amino acids needed to build muscle.
- GOLD STANDARD: BCAA 12,000 Powder delivers 6,000mg of BCAAs in a 2:1:1 ratio of Leucine (3,000mg), Isoleucine (1,500mg), and Valine (1,500mg) per serving, which is a quality protein source that Helps improve muscle building. The time to take whey protein is within 1 hour after finishing your workout to help your muscles recover.
- ANABOLIC AGENTS: Anabolic Whey is an engineered blend of ultra-filtered whey protein concentrates, and whey protein isolates. BCAAs work as anabolic agents and induce sparing, allowing the body to burn fat and not muscle.
- IT MIXES EASILY WITH WATER: it is a low-density liquid. Whey is the fast-absorbing formula every fitness enthusiast should take after their workout. Pour a scoop of BCAA 12,000 into 8 ounces of water for a delicious post-workout drink that repairs muscles and reduces delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS).
- MADE IN THE USA – Ultimate Nutrition products are developed in the USA and undergo rigorous testing and quality control. Combine with your favorite workout drink, this mixes instantly for a delicious way to boost your overall BCAA intake!
Universal Nutrition Animal Nitro Post-Workout Amino Acid
- Case of 44 packets of sports nutrition supplement
- With a special complex of uncoupled amino acids
- An effective post workout amino acid cocktail
- Helps your body deliver more nutrients to your working muscles
- Helps build new muscle mass by enhancing protein synthesis
USP Labs – OxyElite Protein Premium Milk Protein Isolate Based Advanced Leaning Protein – 907 g
- Amino Acid Blends – Due to a test developed in the 1800s (Yes, the 1800s) and still used today, certain non-essential filler amino such as glycine, alanine, and taurine can be added to protein because when analyzed using these dated tests they increase the total nitrogen content of the product, which makes it appear as having more protein than it really does. Run, don’t walk, from amino blends added to protein products.
- Low % Whey Concentrates (especially when listed as the first ingredient in protein blend) – Did you know that all whey protein concentrate is not created equal? Whey protein concentrate is available between 34% – 80% protein content, meaning unless your protein label specifically states what % it is, you may be consuming the cheap stuff that has higher lactose (milk sugar) and other unwanted byproducts that are sold to the animal feed industry.
- Maltodextrin (i.e. glucose polymers) – While not technically a sugar, this additive can act like one and registers higher on the Glycemic Index scale than a slice of white bread.
- Creamers (with corn syrup solids & hydrogenated fats) – You know that thick, fatty liquid polluted with corn syrup solids and evil hydrogenated fats some put in their coffee? Yeah, it’s in many proteins as well because it’s cheap and improves taste (it’s also loaded with fat and sugar).