BCAA+EAA v2
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Overview
BCAA+EAA v2 aims to support muscle recovery, reduce muscle fatigue, and enhance hydration during workouts. The product contains a mix of essential amino acids, electrolytes, and AstraGin to improve nutrient absorption. However, the relatively low dosage of BCAAs and added glutamine, combined with individual dosages of Lysine, Threonine, Phenylalanine, Methionine and Histidine may limit its overall efficacy.
The Good
Comprehensive EAA and BCAA blend for muscle recovery
Added glutamine may support gut health and immune function
Electrolyte blend helps maintain hydration during exercise
The Bad
BCAA 2:1:1 ratio may not be optimal
Individual amino acids may be slightly underdosed
Calcium and Magnesium are included at low doses
Is it for you?
Best For: Athletes, bodybuilders, individuals seeking muscle recovery and hydration support.
Skip If: You are sensitive to artificial sweeteners or colors, or have pre-existing kidney conditions.
Ingredients Analysis
Sodium (as Sea Salt)
100 mgEAA/BCAA/GLUTAMINE
10000 mgL-Glutamine
4000 mgL-Lysine
500 mgL-Threonine
500 mgL-Phenylalanine
500 mgL-Methionine
500 mgL-Histidine
500 mgHow to Use
Mix one scoop with 10-16oz of water and consume before, during, or after training.
Daily
Peri-workout
Mixed with water, around training
Who Should Use This
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