Branched Chain Amino Acids by GAT

German Grade Branched Chain Amino Acids

- Stimulate Protein Synthesis
- Boost your body’s immune system
- Reduce Muscle Breakdown
- Improved Performance and Endurance
- Reduce Muscle Breakdown

Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 6Capsules
Servings per Container: 30

	Amount Per Serving		% DV

Vitamin C		90 mg	150%
Pyridoxine (B6)		9 mg	450%

L-Leucine		1500 mg	†
L-Valine		1320 mg	†
L-Isoleucine		960 mg	†
Other Ingredients: Silica, Magnesium Stearate, Gelatin.

† Daily Value not established. No sugar, starch, artificial preservatives or colors. Keep in a cool dry place.

Retail Price: $49.95
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Suggested Use:
- Take 3-6 capsules 10-15 minutes before trainning.
- Take 3-6 capsules during trainning.
- Take 3-6 capsules after trainning.
- Optional: Take 3-6 capsules before bedtime.

Non workout days: Take 4-8 capsules with 8oz. of water with breakfast or
lunch. Wait 4-6 hours and take another 4-8 capsules with a meal.

Premium Branched Chain Amino Acids

Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAA) are 3 essential amino acids which areabundant in muscles. The branched chain amino acids (BCAA's) leucine, isoleucine and valine are three of the eight essential amino acids the human body must receive in food. Branched chain amino acids are proven to reduce muscle breakdown during training by stimulating an anabolic state throughout the work out. BCAA's can raise insulin and can act in cooperation with glutamine as an efficient muscular fuel source.

Generally speaking, BCAA supplementation is used most frequently by bodybuilders and athletes undergoing intense exercise. However, some research suggests that BCAAs may play a supportive role in treating some conditions. For athletes, BCAA supplementation prior to exercise may boost muscle performance and improve recovery after periods of intense workouts. BCAAs taken 1-2 hours before intense training spare testosterone and muscle BCAA during training, and increase testosterone levels after training. Glutamine has been added as a preferred source of fuel for the intestinal cells and is in high demand by skeletal muscles following physical exertion. Vitamin B6 enhances amino acid metabolism.