Amino acids are naturally present in proteins and contribute to the development and recovery of muscle mass. Each individual amino acid provides valuable support to the body during training and each daily dose contains
860 mg of cysteine:
is a precursor to the synthesis of glutathione, the most powerful antioxidant in the human body, which increases exercise tolerance by minimizing oxidative damage induced by free radicals produced during training. It is also a key constituent of the hair structure (where it repairs structural damage by slowing down hair loss).
803 mg de citrulline :
is involved in the production of nitric oxide, a gas important for muscle growth because it causes an increase in the caliber of the vessels (vasodilation), thus allowing more blood (and therefore oxygen and nutrients) to flow to the muscular. It also exerts a buffering effect on lactic acid, thus counteracting muscle fatigue. It also promotes recovery.
573mg glutamine:
Promotes the entry of water, amino acids and other substances into muscle cells, thus promoting increased volume and hypertrophy. It also promotes the release of GH (growth hormone), protein synthesis and inhibits catabolism (loss of muscle).
573mg of lysine:
is a precursor of carnitine, creates a favorable situation for an increased production of GH with a significant improvement in strength and sports performance. Thanks to its immune support activity, it helps to prevent the overtraining syndrome that affects many athletes subjected to particularly intense training regimens. It also plays an important role in collagen synthesis and bone mineralization by contributing to the fixation of calcium and thus limiting the loss of bone matrix.
516mg Arginine:
promotes the production of nitric oxide, improves vascularization by increasing the supply of oxygen to the muscles and the brain (increased physical and mental reactivity). Positive effects are observed on athletic performance and also on recovery after very intensive training. It increases the energy boost and optimizes the hormonal response to the stresses of training, thus promoting the increase in muscle mass. Arginine supplementation contributes to increased GH secretion, and this activity is more noticeable in elderly, sarcopenic and defecated subjects.
401mg of Glycine:
promotes the function of mitochondria and fibroblasts by preserving the synthesis of collagen and elastin. It protects the cells of the nervous system while improving the quality of sleep (essential to allow tissue repair after physical exertion and increase muscle tone). Glycine proves to be an adjuvant in the treatment of obesity, increases serotonin levels in the brain and reduces muscle contractions during sleep.
401 mg of L-Methionine:
being a precursor and activator of keratin synthesis, has a stimulating effect on hair length, diameter and density, thus counteracting hair loss. It participates in the synthesis of carnitine and melatonin. Contributes to the synthesis of creatine used in the muscles to replenish ATP (energy) stores during the first seconds of muscle contraction.
401 mg of taurine:
Has an anti-fatigue action, contributing significantly to the increase in energy. Protects against oxidative damage from excessive exercise, counteracting post-exercise muscle inflammation. Taurine regulates muscle contraction by increasing the availability of calcium in the sarcoplasmic reticulum. It also promotes the entry of glucose and amino acids into cells, thereby stimulating energy and protein synthesis.
287 mg of alpha lipoic acid:
is defined as an element of insulin-like action in that it mimics the action of insulin through its ability to rapidly transfer amino acids and creatine into muscle cells, thereby enhancing muscle anabolism (growth). Very suitable as a pre-workout. It also helps control blood sugar and increases glucose absorption. It has an antioxidant effect, protecting the athlete's tissues from excessive damage caused by free radicals produced during increased oxygen consumption. It serves to increase the energy produced by the mitochondria through increased fat oxidation.
172 mg of Threonine L USP:
is one of the amino acids most prone to energy oxidation, hence the interest of a greater intake in athletes. Also, it is part of many structural proteins (which make up tissues, hormones, neurotransmitters, antibodies) including collagen and elastin, and is actually used in sports to prevent muscle and tendon injuries.
