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Studies have shown that BCAAs decrease protein breakdown during exercise and reduce muscle damage. Active individuals who use BCAAS are shown to exhibit decreased levels of creatine kinase, which is a signal of the occurrence of muscle damage.
Shop NowHow BCAAs Maintain Muscle and Fight Fatigue Better Than Conventional Protein

During periods of strenuous physical activity, a person’s muscles can sometimes burn through their preferred form of fuel – glycogen – and must break down proteins to harvest BCAAs for energy. This reduces muscle mass and causes damage to muscle tissue while you work out.
Having an abundant form of energy in the muscles can help fight fatigue and enable you to keep pushing yourself at the gym or on the field. Consuming BCAAs right after exercise also helps trigger muscle synthesis and expedites the recovery of damaged tissues while reducing soreness.


Because free-form amino acids have a much quicker absorption rate than whole proteins, your body can use them to produce energy, fight muscle degradation, and limit fatigue and soreness up to 3x faster than with whey protein shakes. In other words, you’ll see the effects of amino acid supplements right when you need them instead of having to wait for digestion to take place – part of why the pre-, mid-, and post-workout benefits of BCAAs are superior to traditional protein-based products.
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Action & Rapid RecoverySampler Box
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Add to CartThe Science Behind Amino Acids
Amino acids are the cellular building blocks of protein. Amino acids are either synthesized by your body, ingested in food, or obtained through supplementation. The distinct advantage of amino acids over protein is the rate at which they are absorbed. The body utilizes pure, free-form amino acids quicker than it digests protein, making them ideal before and immediately after activity.
Prevent Fatigue
Amino acids provide physical and mental fuel by replenishing muscle glucose and slowing the release of serotonin and tryptophan, two of the elements that contribute to exercise-related fatigue.*
Protect Your Muscles
Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) is a common muscle strain caused by intense physical activity. Amino acids help alleviate discomfort while repairing muscle damage and inhibiting muscle breakdown.*
Purest Form of Protein
As the building blocks of protein, amino acids offer all the benefits of traditional protein supplements in a pure and simple form. Your body doesn't have to break them down, so they start working right away.*
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