Essential Amino Acids

Feeling better and more energy. Making gains in my muscle mass faster than I expected 💪 Very positive

I've been using these for years because they *are* essential, and at 73 my overall health is very good, and these are a regular part of my health regimen. Highly recommend!

Seems to be Efficacious, thanks.

These are amino acids your body can't make. You MUST get them in the food you eat. If you are older, and either a picky eater, or you eat the same thing all the time, you're probably missing some of these nutrients. These are the building blocks for every protein synthesis in your body, even tissue repair. I feel these help with general pains like fibromyalgia, as it seems to provide 'lubrication' in all your muscles. Also provided digestive 'lubrication', so may help with IBS-C. Also helped to stabilize mood. It even lessened my back pain. It took 4-6 weeks to really notice a change, but it has been such a big difference, I will continue to use it from now on. Who knows? Maybe this is why we have all the advanced age changes- because we're not getting these later in life? Pay attention that the daily serving is 4 capsules. You can take 2 morning/2 evening. No side effects/ no drug interactions. Everybody needs these nutrients.

Excelente producto

I'm 72, and am super healthy, but my hair had gotten very thin and fly away. Hair supplements did nothing for me, so after doing my research, I decided to try an amino acid supplement, and chose this one. In a very short period of time, my hair seemed to get younger, stronger, have more body. And, I'm more energetic. I'm so pleased and think this one is an excellent value for the money.

Solid value for essential amino acids. I take them at night to support muscle recovery when the body needs them most, and I’ve noticed improvements in muscle development and overall recovery. That said, it’s not magic—proper nutrition and high-protein intake are necessary for anyone doing strength training. Most importantly, muscle stimulation is key—without it, supplements are a waste of money.

Okay, they brag about 300 capsules, but the serving size of 4 makes theirs a typical 75 servings per bottle. They do have 2 grams or protein instead of the more common 1g. 2000mg (2g) per serving 600mg L-Leucine 300mg L-Isoleucine 300mg L-Valine 84mg L-Tryptophan (The current NIH recommended daily allowance for a 79 kg (175 lb) adult is 278 to 476 mg) 193mg L-Threonine 136mg L-Phenylalanine 84mg L-Histidine 227mg L-Lysine 76mg L-Methionine So this supplement has a lot more Tryptophan than one with 1.5mg per serving, but they're both well below the recommendation. Like I said: math time. This does contain rice flour. Yes, rice flour has slightly more Calories, carbs, and a higher glycemic index than all-purpose flour, but it's a common ingredient in Gluten-free supplements. Unfortunately, there are no Nutrition Facts about carbs or Calories on the bottle. Considering rice flour is 3.66 C/g, even if the capsules were nothing but flour, the impact would be minimal. Rice flour is ~80% carbohydrates by weight. I'd say that's why powders are more popular than pills, but look at what people mix those with.