Corebolics Fusion Amino Full Spectrum BCAA Powder, 300gm

Corebolics has developed FUSION AMINO, our most complete essential amino acid powder blend including BCAAs at a 2:1:1 ratio for optimal muscle protein synthesis (MPS) and training recovery support. For athletes who take recovery seriously FUSION AMINO is a potent EAA formula packing 9 amino acids necessary for growing new and preserving existing muscle mass post training.When it comes to "Quality Amino Acids", Corebolics is setting new standards. At Corebolics, there is a commitment to quality, which is why we use the all new Instant fermented branched chain amino acids from vegan sources. Use the product elite athletes have known about for years. Make sure you keep FUSION AMINO as a part of your daily year-round supplement program.

DIRECTIONS: Mix 1 serving 10gm (1 scoop) with 6-8 oz of cold water. Fusion Amino can be consumed before training, between meals, intra training or post workout to boost your amino acid intake. Use this product as a part of a proper diet and exercise program.

STEROID & DOPE-FREE: This product only contains ingredients as listed on the label and is free from dope and substances as listed in the 2017 prohibited list of substances of World-Anti-Doping Agency.

For regular lifters—and a whole lot of other people these days—protein is probably the most prioritized macronutrient. Gym rats were decades ahead of the curve on protein, and the reason why was never a secret: Protein forms essential components of muscle, as Dwayne Jackson, Ph.D., explains in the article "What Does Protein Actually Do In Your Body?"

But here's one other thing lifters have been ahead of the game on: the knowledge that when they eat all protein, all the time, they can still obtain some of the benefits of protein by taking the amino acids that protein is made of.

There are nine essential amino acids (EAAs) in proteins—not just three—which your body can't make on its own. And though it might seem like EAA supplements are new to the scene, there's actually extensive research looking at their effects on promoting muscle protein synthesis.

Here's a quick primer on the essential amino acids (EAAs), with the bodybuilder, lifter, or other hard-training athlete in mind.

 Meet the Essential Nine

L-Leucine is one of the three BCAAs; it's integrally involved in muscle protein synthesis and acts as an activator of mTORC1. It's the amino that gets the most press, and with good reason.

L-Lysine is involved in growth, tissue repair, and nutrient uptake.

L-Valine is one of the three BCAAs; it promotes muscle growth and tissue repair.

L-Isoleucine is one of the three BCAAs. It's involved in hemoglobin synthesis and regulation of blood sugar and energy levels.

L-Threonine is involved in the creation or synthesis of protein in the body.

L-Phenylalanine plays a role in the synthesis of amino acids. It's also a precursor for important hormones such as dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine.

L-Methionine is required for tissue growth and repair.

L-Histidine is involved in the synthesis of proteins. It also combines with beta-alanine to form the dipeptide carnosine.

L-Tryptophan is involved in the synthesis of proteins. It's a precursor for the neurotransmitter serotonin and the hormone melatonin.

 You Can't Get Muscle Without Muscle Protein Synthesis

If you're a serious student of muscle, you may have heard of the mTOR pathway. Well, mTORC1 includes not only mTOR, but also several additional processes that stimulate muscle protein synthesis.