- BCAA AMINO ACIDS IN POWDER FORM - UP TO 3750 MG OF BCAA PER SERVING
- TRAINING SUPPORT
- ENRICHED WITH L-GLUTAMINE AND TAURINE
- DELICIOUS FLAVOURS
ALLNUTRITION BCAA MAX SUPPORT is a complex of branched-chain amino acids (BCAA) in a 2:1:1 ratio (l-leucine:l-valine:l-isoleucine), designed to support the body both during and after exercise. BCAA MAX SUPPORT has been further enhanced with l-glutamine and taurine for maximum training support.
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- apple,
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- strawberry,
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WHAT MAKES ALLNUTRITION BCAA MAX SUPPORT SO SPECIAL?
BCAA WITHOUT UNNECESSARY ADDITIVES
Sometimes BCAA products contain very high doses of colouring agents to enhance the visual appearance of the product. BCAA MAX SUPPORT is 100% pure and delicious, with no artificial additives to give it a colour that has nothing to do with the product itself. A delicate white residue remains on the surface of BCAA MAX SUPPORT, which is proof of the actual presence of leucine.
FOR WHOM IS ALLNUTRITION BCAA MAX SUPPORT INTENDED?
BCAA MAX SUPPORT can be a valuable supplement to the diet of physically active people, especially competitive athletes. However, the advisability of taking them depends on several factors, such as body composition, the goal and type of diet, and the frequency and intensity of training sessions. The lower the body fat level, the greater the calorie deficit, the lower the carbohydrate intake and the more intense and frequent the training sessions, the greater the benefits of taking BCAA MAX SUPPORT and the higher the doses of these amino acids that should be used.
1 to 2 servings per day. One serving is 7.5 g of the product dissolved in 150 ml of water or juice.
On training days: one serving before training and one serving after training.
On non-training days: one serving in the morning on an empty stomach.
Dietary supplement. The product cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet and is intended mainly for people who exercise. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Warning! Always close the packaging after use. Store in a dry and cool place, out of reach of small children.
What does the 2:1:1 BCAA ratio mean?
It's all about the ratio of leucine to isoleucine and valine. BCAA MAX SUPPORT contains twice as much leucine as each of the other two amino acids. This is a very common arrangement found in BCAA supplements. However, a higher leucine count doesn't automatically mean a better product. When comparing products, it's best to look at the entire serving, ingredients, flavor, and additives.
BCAA or EAA - what's the difference?
BCAAs only include three amino acids: leucine, isoleucine, and valine. EAAs are a broader group of all essential amino acids, which the body can't produce on its own. Therefore, if you're looking for a complete amino acid profile, EAAs offer a broader formula. BCAA MAX SUPPORT, on the other hand, is simpler: in addition to BCAAs, it contains L-glutamine and taurine. Therefore, the choice depends more on what you expect from a supplement.
Why are glutamine and taurine added to the product?
Thanks to these, the product goes beyond just the three BCAAs. Each serving also includes L-glutamine and taurine, providing a more comprehensive blend than a traditional 2:1:1 formula. This can be convenient if you don't want to buy several separate products. However, it's worth considering BCAA MAX SUPPORT primarily as a specific blend of amino acids to complement your daily supplementation.
When is the best time to drink BCAA MAX SUPPORT?
There's no need to hunt for the perfect minute. You can prepare a serving before your workout, sip it during exercise, or drink it afterward—whichever fits your routine best. In practice, the simple flavored form of the drink is a big advantage, especially if water alone quickly becomes boring during a workout. However, if you normally eat a protein-rich meal before or after your workout, you don't need to make BCAAs a mandatory part of every workout.
Why might a slight precipitate remain after dissolving?
Amino acids don't always behave like sugar or electrolytes in water, and some may dissolve less well. Therefore, a slight sediment or particles on the surface don't necessarily indicate something is wrong with the product. Simply mix the portion well or shake the shaker again after a few minutes. It's best to prepare the drink according to the manufacturer's instructions and not judge the quality of a supplement solely by whether the liquid is perfectly clear.