BCAA Capsules - 240 capsules

• L-leucine (BCAA) 4.2 g per portion L-isoleucine
• (BCAA) 2.1 g per portion L-valine
• (BCAA) 2.1 g per portion
• Ideal ratio of different BCAAs 2/1/1
• Rapid assimilation

Presentation

BCAAs(branched-chain amino acids) have the same molecular structure as muscle tissue and are essential for its construction. Compared to other amino acids, they do not pass from the blood to the liver, where they would be synthesized into all sorts of substances, but are completely transported from the blood to muscle tissue in order to reduce catabolism and activate anabolism.

Product details

BCAAs contains the 3 "branched" amino acids: l-leucine, l-isoleucine, l-valine, which are the basis for good muscle building, as they have the same molecular structure as muscle tissue. During muscular effort, glycogen stocks (1st source of energy) present in the muscle are used for muscular contraction. When these stocks are depleted, the body draws on muscle proteins to continue working. In particular, it will use the 3 branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). This process, known as catabolism, is what will hinder your ability to build more muscle mass if you don't stop it soon. Supplementing with BCAAs during training will help lower catabolism and place your body in an anabolic state.

Directions for use

To minimize catabolism (destruction of muscle tissue) during training, and to promote optimum recovery and growth after the session, BCAA's should be taken during your workout and also afterwards as a supplement to whey protein (whey fusion), which is also rich in essential amino acids. BCAAs taken alone: 1 capsule per 10kg bodyweight. BCAAs taken as a supplement to a protein or meal: 3 to 5 capsules.

Take 5 capsules around 20 minutes before training, then 5 capsules around 20 minutes after the start of training, preferably with plenty of water or fruit juice.