L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine and L-Valine are commonly grouped together and branched Chain Amino Acids or BCAAs because of their e branched chemical structure. BCAA and Glutamine are essential amino acids, the BCAA make 40 percent of the daily requirement of all nine essential amino acids, and makeup to 35 percent of all muscle tissue. BCAA with L-Glutamine support muscle development, minimizes muscle tissue loss during exercise and speed up recovery.

1.   Increase Muscle Growth

2.   May Decrease Muscle Soreness

3.   May Reduce Exercise Fatigue.

4.   May Prevent Muscle Wasting

5.   Reduces oxidative stress levels

6.   Reduces inflammation and risk of chronic disease

7.   Acts as antioxidant

8.   Acts as detoxifier

9.   Cardiovascular system enhancer

10.  May Helps with curing cancer

11. Neural and brain functions are maintained normally

12. Improves immune system

13. Increases energy

14. May Slows down the aging process

15. Improves the quality of sleep

16. Reduces the effect of stress

17. Improved immune function

18. Post workout muscle growth

19. Fatigue ness will be cured.

20. Increases muscle synthesis

FAQ

 What are the ingredients that are added to this product?

L-Leucine

L-Isoleucine

L-Valine

L-Glutamine

L-Citrulline maleate.

 What is the difference between glutamine and BCCA?

Both glutamine and BCAA are amino acids that enhance muscle recovery. Glutamine supplementation provides the body its most heavily used amino acid whereas BCAAs provide the three amino acids that are extremely effective as a muscle growth promoter.

 Do I need glutamine if I take BCAA ?

However, that taking BCAAs with Glutamine is the most effective way to increase muscle protein synthesis and reduce muscle mass breakdown, which can help improve recovery and build more lean muscle mass and strength.

What are BCAAs and how do they work?

Many athletes and bodybuilders use BCAAs for muscle growth. L-Leucine, one of the three BCAAs is useful in the synthesis and replacement of broken-down proteins within cells.