ALL STARS EAAs Powder

Quick Facts

• gelatin-free, creatine-free, aspartame-free

EAA POWDER FROM ALL STARS – THE AMINO ACID BOOST

Because the essential amino acids in EAA Powder are present in free, unbound form, they are quickly available to the body and can be used directly. Another advantage is that the powder is low in calories and can also be used in any diet or definition phase as an alternative to a classic protein shake. The new EAA Powder dissolves very well, produces a fruity drink when mixed with water and can contribute to a rapid supply of important amino acids that are essential for many bodily processes both around your workout and in the morning. In addition to the particularly important BCAAs, it contains the essential amino acids that should be supplied especially during intensive training phases and periods of high physical exertion. Treat yourself to an amino acid boost.

high-dosed with 10 grams of EAA per serving

Essential amino acids (EAA for short) are vital for the body. Since the body cannot produce them itself in sufficient quantities, EAA must be obtained through the daily diet. ALL STARS EAA Powder contains all the important essential amino acids, as well as the branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) L-isoleucine, L-leucine and L-valine, which are particularly important for muscle building. 

WHAT DOES ALL STARS EAA POWDER CONTAIN?

In the STRAWBERRY MANGO, FRESH ORANGE and BLACK CHERRY flavors, the powder contains a full 8400 mg of EAA per serving made from 12 g of powder and 250 ml of water, providing quickly available amino acids for your muscles. The BCAAs are included in the proven 2:1:1 ratio, along with L-lysine, L-phenylalanine, L-threonine, L-methionine and L-tryptophan. It is sweetened with a sweetener and contains no added sugar.

Some information about amino acids and their importance for the body:

Amino acids, including the essential ones, are the central building blocks of proteins. They are an integral part of our muscles and are involved in numerous compounds in important metabolic processes in the body. These include, for example, sugar and fat metabolism and the synthesis of enzymes; they are also used as components of hormones. In addition, they are involved in the transport of oxygen and nutrients. These protein building blocks are also known for their crucial importance in muscle building and muscle maintenance.