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Muscle/Aminos – Essential Amino Acid (EAA) Powder
Muscle/Aminos – Essential Amino Acid (EAA) Powder
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Muscle/Aminos is a complete essential amino acid (EAA) powder formulated to support muscle protein synthesis, muscle repair and recovery. Each serving provides 6 g of all 9 essential amino acids, including 2.5 g of leucine, in a scientifically formulated amino acid ratio.
Designed for those who want to support lean muscle and recovery through every stage of life, Muscle/Aminos is an easy way to supplement essential amino acids around workouts, between meals, or when dietary protein intake falls short.
Available in Lemonade, Fuzzy Peach, Raspberry and Watermelon. 30 servings per container.
MUSCLE/AMINOS AT A GLANCE
What it is: Complete essential amino acid (EAA) powder
EAAs per serving: 6 g
Essential amino acids: All 9
Leucine: 2.5 g
BCAA ratio: 2:1:1
Servings: 30
Sweetened with: Stevia
Flavours: Lemonade, Fuzzy Peach, Raspberry, Watermelon
Designed to support: Muscle protein synthesis, muscle repair and recovery
Why Essential Amino Acids?
Why Essential Amino Acids?
Essential amino acids (EAAs) are nine amino acids that the body cannot produce on its own in sufficient amounts and therefore must obtain through food or supplementation. They provide the building blocks needed for protein synthesis throughout the body.
Muscle/Aminos provides all 9 essential amino acids, with 6 g of EAAs per serving, including 2.5 g of leucine.
Why leucine?
Leucine is an essential amino acid that plays an important role in signalling muscle protein synthesis. Muscle/Aminos provides 2.5 g of leucine per serving, along with the other eight essential amino acids needed to provide a complete EAA formula.
Why all 9 EAAs instead of just BCAAs?
BCAAs—leucine, isoleucine and valine—are three of the nine essential amino acids. While leucine helps initiate the signal for muscle protein synthesis, all nine essential amino acids provide the building blocks required for new muscle protein.
Why does muscle matter?
Maintaining muscle supports strength, physical function and healthy aging. Resistance training and adequate dietary protein are the foundation for building and maintaining muscle, while essential amino acids can complement a protein-rich diet and help support muscle protein synthesis, repair and recovery.
