Amino Acid & BCAA Deals

Tyrosine is not an essential amino acid, so our body is capable of producing it – even though in very small quantities – from phenylalanine essential amino acid. It can also be found in its natural form in banana, avocado and in most high-protein foods such as meat, dairy products and eggs.

Tyrosine is one of the 20 standard amino acids that cells use to synthesize proteins. Dietary L-Tyrosine is provided by mixed dietary protein intakes from different sources and it can also be consumed in the form of supplements. It’s popular among athletes to take pure L-Tyrosine before workouts, especially with Caffeine.

The Branched-Chain Amino Acids (BCAA's) are an important group of essential amino acids consisting of Leucine, Isoleucine and Valine.

Micronized L-glutamine enriched with calcium pyruvate and calcium L-methylfolate, the active form of vitamin B9 (folic acid). It also contains root extract of Ashwagandha, inositol, choline, and naringin. Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the human body, making up more than 60% of the total amount of free amino acids in skeletal muscles and more than 20% of all amino acids. During prolonged intense training, glutamine levels in the muscles can be depleted, which negatively affects protein synthesis.

AAKG Shock delivers 2280 mg of pure Arginine Alpha Ketoglutarate (AAKG) in each serving. We further enhanced AAKG Shock with magnesium to help fight tiredness & fatigue. AAKG Shock like all BioTech USA products, consists of safe and carefully selected ingredients.

AAKG (arginine alpha-ketoglutarate) is a substance composed of the amino acid L-arginine and alpha-ketoglutarate. AAKG is referred to as a more advanced form of classical L-arginine, as the alpha-ketoglutarate present improves the absorption of arginine and prolongs its release time.

Complex amino acids made from different types of amino acid (glutamine peptides, soy isolate, pea isolate, BCAA, glutamine). One of the main components of our cells is protein and amino acids are building blocks of proteins. We know 20 different amino acids.

Complex amino acids made from different types of amino acid (glutamine peptides, soy isolate, pea isolate, BCAA, glutamine). One of the main components of our cells is protein and amino acids are building blocks of proteins. We know 20 different amino acids.