Benefits of Anabolic EAA and BCAA Kevin Levrone Anabolic EAA+BCAA
EAA can be taken before, during, or after a workout (or any other time of day) to support muscle building and protect against muscle breakdown. EAA can also be used as a low-calorie snack between meals to promote anabolism and recovery. EAA offers a versatile, nutritious and delicious option to support your athletic lifestyle.
Whether your exercise goals include weight loss, improved athletic performance, toning, or staying active, you’ll likely want to increase muscle mass along the way. BCAAs help maintain muscle mass and prevent muscle loss.
Because BCAAs help reduce protein breakdown during exercise and stimulate muscle tissue and recovery , not only will you feel less sore afterward, but you’ll also speed up your recovery time.
Nutritional Value
Serving size 32 ml
31 servings per dish
per serving
Energy 40 kcal
Protein 10 grams 30%
Thiamine 2.5 mg 208%
Riboflavin 2.5 mg 192%
Niacin 30 mg 150%
Vitamin B6 equivalent to 4 mg 235%
Folate 100 micrograms 25%
Vitamin B12 equivalent to 12 micrograms 200%
Biotin 10 micrograms 3%
pantothenic acid 30 mg 300%
Sodium 40 mg <2%
Amino acids per 32 ml / 100 ml
L-leucine 2000 mg 6250 mg
L-isoleucine 1000 mg 3125 mg
L-Valine 1000 mg 3125 mg
Total BCAA 4000 mg 12500 mg
L-histidine 520 mg 1625 mg
L-threonine 1289 mg 4028 mg
L-methionine 580 mg 1813 mg
Phenylalanine 1300 mg 4063 mg
L-Lysine 2177 mg 6803 mg
L-tryptophan 130 mg 406 m