BCAA Zero

Why do we recommend BCAA Zero essential amino acid?

• Essential amino acids
• Almost 7 g of pure amino acid content, of which 6 g are BCAA
• With vitamin B6, which supports the normal metabolism of carbohydrates and proteins (amino acids).
• Sugar free
• Easy to dose
• Preservative-free
• Aspartame free
• Wide selection of packaging and flavors
• Muscle building and energization

BioTech USA's flavored, powdered BCAA Zero contains leucine, isoleucine and valine in a 2:1:1 ratio, just like in our muscles. All three amino acids play an important role in muscle building processes. Vitamin B6 has also been added to the product, which contributes to normal protein and carbohydrate (glycogen) metabolism and reduces fatigue and exhaustion.

BCAA Zero is free of sugar, gluten, lactose, aspartame and preservatives.

BCAA Zero is a powdered amino acid preparation that can be used for any type of training and can be safely consumed by diabetics and people with gluten intolerance.

What does BCAA Zero contain? Let's see the numbers!

In 1 portion (9 g):

• 3000 mg of L-Leucine
• 1500 mg of L-isoleucine
• 1500 mg of L-valine
• 700 mg of L-glutamine
• 2 mg of vitamin B6

Who do we recommend BCAA Zero to?

• Amino acid for both ladies and gentlemen.
• For all types of training.
• For quick and low-energy amino acid supply before training.
• For muscle retention during long-term training.
• For dieters.
• When preparing for a competition (fitness).

Why do you need amino acids, including BCAA?

The most important components of living cells are proteins; and amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. Some of them can be produced by the body itself (non-essential amino acids), while those belonging to the other group (essential amino acids) must be taken in with our food.

Amino acids and the proteins formed from them are essential for metabolic processes. They also play a role in the production of hormones and nerve-transmitting compounds, as well as enzymes. In addition to all this, they also play a role as a source of energy, carbohydrates and lipid-forming nutrients. Animal foods are the richest sources of essential amino acids, while plant foods often do not contain all of them.

BCAA stands for branched chain amino acids

Among the essential amino acids, BCAA, i.e. the group of branched chain amino acids, forms a separate category. We list a total of three amino acids here: leucine, isoleucine and valine also play a very important role in muscle building. That is why it is important to constantly replace all three, since our body does not produce them by itself.

When should you consume BCAA Zero?

Mix a portion (2 measuring spoons = 1 tablespoon) in 300 ml of water, consume 15 minutes before training. Consume between meals on rest days.

Suggested use:

Mix a portion (2 measuring spoons = 1 tablespoon) in 300 ml of water, consume 15 minutes before training. Consume between meals on rest days.

WARNING: The consumption of the product does not replace a balanced, varied diet and a healthy lifestyle!