EAA amino acids

Endogenous and exogenous amino acids are the molecules that build proteins in the human body, so without their existence, there would be no life. The body is able to synthesize some of them on its own, and others must be supplied with the diet and properly selected supplementation. Adequate consumption of amino acids is especially important for athletes and physically active people who want to build muscle mass and quickly regenerate the body. Our offer includes proven protein amino acids. Check what is worth knowing about them and when to start using them.

EAA amino acids – what are they?

(Essentials Amino Acids) is a group of eight essential amino acids necessary for the proper functioning of the body. These compounds are not synthesized in our body, so they must be supplied from the outside along with a properly balanced diet and supplementation . In combination with endogenous amino acids, EAAs support the synthesis of muscle and body proteins, being their component.

The group of EAA amino acids includes:

• – phenylalanine,
• – isoleucine,
• – leucine
• – lysine
• – methionine,
• – threonine,
• – tryptophan
• – valine.

The division of amino acids includes not only exogenous but also endogenous amino acids that the body is able to produce on its own. Among them there are, among others alanine, aspartic acid, asparagine, glutamic acid, and serine. In addition, we distinguish two relatively exogenous amino acids (arginine, histidine), which are synthesized in the body in small amounts.

What is in Trec Gold Core Line Amino EAA Ultra Speed 300g?

Dissolve one serving of the product – 10 g (2 scoops) in 300 ml of water; use a shaker or a blender. Take 2 servings daily.

On workout days:1st serving 30 min. before a workout, 2nd serving after a workout.

On non-workout days: 1st serving in the morning after getting up, II serving between meals. Please note: Do not take on an empty stomach! Do not take before bedtime!