Comext Manufacturer Food and Pharma Grade Branched Chain Amino Acid (BCAA)

Product Name: BCAA 
Other Names: Branched amino acid
Proportion: 2:1:1 4:1:1
Appearance: White Powder
Grade Standard: Food Grade,Medicine Grade
Compose: l-leucine, l-valine , l-isoleucine

BCAAs are the essential amino acids leucine, isoleucine and valine, which comprise around 35% of your body's muscle protein.They're "essential" because your body doesn't make them on its own-you have to get them from food and workout supplements.Like other amino acids, they're the building blocks of protein. But these particular aminos may also help preserve muscle glycogenstores, which fuel your muscles and minimize protein breakdown during exercise. BCAAs can help you get more out of your daily gym sessions.
BCAAs fuel your skeletal muscles during training, which can help give you the edge you need to push your limits. Supplementingwith BCAAs helps preserve your stores of glycogen-the primary fuel your muscles use for energy production. This means your bodyhas a reliable energy source to tap into while you work out,which can keep you going. Plus, abundant glycogen stores keep your body from breaking down muscle protein for energy instead. That's why BCAAsupplements are a win-win for your muscles-they help sustain and safeguard them. That's potentially more energy, more reps and more gains.
BCAAs are essential amino acids, but they have a branched-chain structure that sets them apart from the other EAAs. They are the building blocks of protein. Although branched-chain amino acids are in EAAs, the quantity is higher in pure BCAA supplements.

Function

1) BCAA supports extreme muscle;
2) BCAA builds strength and tremendous power;
3)Timed release to support anti-catabolic effects;
4)BCAA supportS increased strength and mass;
5)leucine critical for mTOR signal for protein synthesis;
6)BCAA  and leucine may support improved recovery and reduced soreness;
7)BCAA  promote increased endurance exercise capacity;
8)BCAA supplementation provides support against catabolism;
9)leucine and muscle protein metabolism.