Explosive, Enhanced Amino Formula

Amino acids in food make up proteins. When proteins are digested, they break down into specific amino acids, which are then selectively assembled for various purposes. These new proteins created in the body make up what constitutes the strongest substance in the body: skin, eyes, heart, intestines, bones, and, of course, muscles. That's why understanding what each of these amino acids can do and incorporating more of them into your diet can be very useful in achieving specific goals, such as building muscle.

Of course, it shouldn't be overdone, as a good balance of proteins ensures health and stability; without it, any amino acid can become toxic. The question that arises in the case of phenylalanine but applies to all amino acids. To counter potential harmful effects, it is important to take in sufficient vitamins and minerals as they ensure the proper conversion of proteins into amino acids and vice versa. Depending on whom you're talking to, there are about 20 to 22 standard amino acids. Of these 20-22, 8 to 10 are considered essential, meaning you need to include a certain amount in your diet to function properly - our bodies cannot synthesize them from other materials, so we get them only from food. Since amino acids are the building blocks of proteins, I'm sure you're getting enough of them, but there are benefits to adding additional free-form amino acids. In addition to the 8 essential amino acids, there are about 14 non-essential amino acids and a whole range of other metabolites classified as amino acids that are derived from the 8 essentials.

Usage:

Usage Instructions: Take 4 tablets daily before or immediately after training.

Packaging:

300 tablets