BCAA Caps - 240 Capsules

Properties

Short description of BCAA Caps

BCAA Caps consists of the 3 vital amino acids L-leucine, L-isoleucine and L-valine in the proven ratio 2:1:1 and high concentration. BCAAs fulfil versatile functions in their role as essential amino acids and therefore belong to the absolute basics for the ambitious athlete.

The highly dosed amino acids of the BCAA Caps reach the blood pool relatively quickly, where their functionality comes to the fore. However, BCAAs in TST form (powder) reach the blood pool even faster, while the Mega BCAA tablets are released to the organism much more slowly.

Peak BCAA Caps are enriched with a vitamin B complex of niacin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12 and pantothenic acid, which among other things contribute to the reduction of fatigue and fatigue as well as to a normal energy metabolism.

What can I expect from BCAA Caps?

BCAAs are essential, i.e. they are vital components of the human protein for muscle building, muscle maintenance and muscle repair and must be ingested with the diet. The supply of BCAAs has a high priority in sports nutrition.

However, the concrete effects of supplementation with BCAAs depend very much on your dietary habits and the use of supplementary supplements (protein, highly glycemic carbohydrates, creatine). In this context, it is also important to ensure a sufficient and constant amino acid supply in the form of slow (e.g. before going to bed) and fast proteins (especially in the morning, before and after training) in order to support the effect of BCAAs.

Functionality and mode of action of BCAA Caps:

The BCAA are the Branched Chain Amino Acids (L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine and L-Valine). BCAA are the only amino acids that are transported directly from the gut into the blood and immediately into the extracellular (muscle) tissue, while all other amino acids are transported relatively quickly into the blood, but only from there into the liver, where they are synthesized to all possible endogenous substrates. The liver only releases unpredictable amounts of these amino acids back into the blood pool.

With BCAA in capsule form, the first (but not all at once as with the TST form) of these amino acids appear in the blood about 15 minutes after consumption and are then transported successively into the extracellular (muscle) tissue within the following 60 minutes, where they can develop their functional spectrum required as essential amino acids for muscle building, muscle maintenance and muscle repair processes, among other things.

The BCAA Caps contain leucine, isoleucine and valine in the proven 2:1:1 ratio and thus take into account the outstanding importance of L-leucine, which is generally regarded as the main amino acid among the BCAA.

Peak BCAA Caps are enriched with niacin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12 and pantothenic acid, which among other things contribute to the reduction of fatigue and fatigue, a normal energy metabolism, a normal function of the immune system (vitamin B6 and vitamin B12), the regulation of hormonal activity and a normal protein metabolism (vitamin B6) and a normal synthesis/metabolism of steroid hormones and vitamin D (pantothenic acid).