BCAA

Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAA) refers to the three major amino acids L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine and L-Valine. They are the most effective and beneficial in any sports nutrition program.

They are unique in a way that they are directly metabolized in the skeletal muscle and not in the liver, just where you need them to work. Furthermore, they are both anabolic (muscle-building) and anti-catabolic (prevent the breakdown or damage to hard-earned muscles).

BCAA supplements are known to have a beneficial effect on muscle endurance and performance, as they help stimulate protein synthesis in muscles while you train and compete. BCAA drinks play a vital role in muscle and energy production during-workout, hence they are helpful intra-workouts. They help fuel your workout and minimize the protein breakdown to help maximize every minute of the training.

The effective ratio of BCAA supplements plays a crucial role for muscle protein synthesis, simply because they are most effective when they’re provided in an optimal ratio. Due to the potent benefits and metabolic properties of L-Leucine, many tend to only focus on L-Leucine. Although L-Leucine is the most dominant amino acid among the BCAA’s required for stimulating muscle protein synthesis, supplementation of alone L-Leucine may cause imbalance of BCAA. Hence, it’s important to opt for an ideal ratio of 2:1:1 (L-Leucine: L-Isoleucine: L-Valine).

In order for the BCAA supplement to be effective and absorbed in the bloodstream, the micro ionized BCAA are processed with the best in class Ultra Granulation Technology offering Ultra Instantized BCAA.