BCAA Powder 2:1:1 Leucine Blend for Muscle Recovery, Endurance & Sports Nutrition
Product Description

Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs) are the general term for three essential amino acids, including Leucine, Isoleucine and Valine. They are named for the "branching" structure of their molecular side chains, accounting for 14-18% of skeletal muscle protein, and cannot be synthesized by the human body itself. They must be ingested through diet or supplements
Specifiction
ITEM |
STANDARD |
Description |
White Powder |
Identification(IR) |
Meet the requirements |
Loss on Drying=<% |
0.50 |
Heavy Metals(As Pb)=<PPM |
10 |
Lead Content =<PPM |
5 |
(As)=<PPM |
1 |
Residue on lgnition =<% |
0.4 |
Total Plate Count =<cfu/g |
1000 |
Yeast and Moulds =<cfu/g |
100 |
E.Coli |
Absent |
Salmonella |
Absent |
Staphylococcus aureus |
Absent |
Particle size range>=</p> |
95%through 80 mesh |
Promote muscle synthesis and anti-breakdown
Activating the mTOR pathway: Leucine directly stimulates muscle protein synthesis by activating the rapamycin target protein (mTOR) signaling pathway, thereby enhancing muscle growth efficiency.
Reduce muscle breakdown: During prolonged exercise or when calorie intake is restricted, BCAAs can reduce muscle protein breakdown and prevent muscle loss.
Relieve exercise fatigue and improve performance
Anti-central fatigue: BCAAs delays fatigue by inhibiting the entry of tryptophan into the brain and reducing the production of serotonin.
Energy supply function: When glycogen is exhausted, BCAAs can be directly oxidized by muscles for energy supply, extending the duration of endurance exercise.
Metabolic regulation and health benefits
Improving insulin sensitivity: BCAAs promotes glucose uptake and helps regulate blood sugar levels, which has potential benefits for the management of type 2 diabetes.
Antioxidation and anti-aging: By eliminating free radicals and reducing oxidative stress, it delays cellular aging.
Application
Sports nutrition
Dosage and Time: It is recommended to take 5 to 10 grams daily. The best effect is achieved by taking it in divided doses before, during and after exercise. For example, replenishing before exercise can store energy, delaying fatigue during exercise and promoting recovery after exercise.
The needs of special groups
For high-intensity trainees such as marathon runners or strength trainers, supplementing with BCAAs can reduce muscle damage and increase recovery speed.
Elderly people or those on a fat loss diet: When protein intake is insufficient, BCAAs can prevent muscle loss and maintain metabolic balance.