BCAA + EAA by RYSE Supps

BCAA + EAA by RYSE Supps - The BCAA/EAA formula was designed specifically to support hydration, prolong endurance, and maximize recovery. This formula will enhance all aspects of your training regimen! ⁺

Product Highlights

• Increase protein synthesis with 5g of branched-chain amino acids alongside 3g of essential amino acids. ⁺
• Replenish critical electrolytes and minerals lost in sweat for optimal performance. ⁺
• Support hydration with 250mg of CocOganic certified organic coconut water powder. ⁺
• Full transparent formula that can be utilized before, during, and after your workout. ⁺

RYSE takes a unique approach to the lineup, utilizing the latest science and ingredients backed by clinical evidence. Not only do they use the best patented ingredients that are backed by research, but they also TEST multiple times. You'll always get what the label says and only use the highest quality ingredients, many are patented. By looking at their labels you will see that they cut no corners creating their products and never will, that is their commitment to you! ⁺

Ingredients Panel

BCAA Blend

• L-Leucine - The carbon skeleton of leucine can also be used to generate ATP, similar to other amino acids. Additionally, leucine is an essential amino acid for protein synthesis. Aside from regulating protein synthesis, tissue regeneration, and metabolism, leucine is also a major regulator of cellular processes. ^+[1,2,3]
• L-Isoleucine -   It plays an important role in growth, immunity, protein metabolism, fatty acid metabolism, and glucose transport, as one of the branched chain amino acids. The immune system, including immune cells, organs, and reactive substances, can be strengthened by isoleucine. ^+[4,5,6,7]
• L-Valine - As one of the three branched chain amino acids, valine appears to have the least importance for body composition and does not appear to have any unique benefits. ^+[8,9,10]

EAA Blend

• L-Lysine HCL - In many supplements, lysine is paired with Vitamin C. You cannot make lysine in your body. It must be obtained from food or supplements. Amino acids like lysine are the building blocks of protein. ^+[8,9,10]
• L-Phenylalanine - A major source of L-phenylalanine in the diet include meat, fish, eggs, cheese, and milk. It is the only form of phenylalanine found in proteins. The most common use of phenylalanine is to treat vitiligo, a condition in which white patches appear on the skin. ^+[11]
• L-Threonine - With the addition of aspartic acid and methionine, L-Threonine assists liver and lipotropic function and is essential for the formation of collagen, elastin, and tooth enamel. ^+[12,13]
• L-Tryptophan - You convert L-tryptophan into a brain chemical called serotonin, which helps control your mood and sleep by sending messages to the brain. ^+[14,15]
• L-Histidine HCl - An amino acid, histidine is used to make proteins and enzymes in the body. It is sometimes called a semi-essential amino acid because it is not needed by adults, but necessary for infants and people with kidney problems. ^+[16]
• L-Methionine - As an amino acid, methionine plays a vital role in the production of proteins in our bodies. Methionine is found in meat, fish, and dairy foods. ^+[17]
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