TREC Bcaa G-Force 300g Lemon

BCAA G FORCE or improvement of exercise energy and a guarantee of post-workout anabolism


EFFORT INCREASES BCAA MUSCLE DISTRIBUTION HAZARD

Every type of effort, especially of an aerobic nature, increases the activity of the enzymes responsible for breaking down BCAA in the muscles. Of course, this has a rational physiological explanation. In this way, the body protects against energy deficits that can occur during training (BCAAs are converted into glucose in the glucose-alanine cycle). Unfortunately, the body's adaptive mechanisms, especially in the field of BCAA amino acid management, which it has developed over the years of evolution, are not always consistent with our training aspirations.

The increased distribution of BCAA amino acids during exercise means nothing but catabolism. Muscles are the largest BCAA system deposit. So if the body needs BCAA for energy supply, it will draw muscles that are predominantly built! Then the main goal, maintaining energy efficiency, is achieved, but unfortunately at the expense of muscle catabolism. For this simple reason, regardless of the nature of your effort, never forget about anti-catabolic protection and take bcaa content.


BCAA AMINO ACIDS ENABLY SAVING MUSCLE GLYCOGENE BY IMPROVING ENERGY OF LONG-TERM EFFECTS

The main problem of long-term efforts, i.e. those lasting over 90 minutes, are depleting muscle glycogen resources. The deficit of this energy tank makes it impossible to obtain energy from an economical source which is spare fat. Experiences on competitors of endurance disciplines prove that supplementation with BCAA amino acids allows to save muscle glycogen resources. Maintaining proper glycogen levels by supplementing with BCAA amino acids allows the body to cope with the efforts of exercise energy.


THE GLUTAMINE DEFICIT CAN BE COVERED BY THE COST OF BCAA AMINO ACIDS!

BCAA g force is not only a portion of BCAA anti-catabolic but also essential glutamine. Glutamine is the most important amino acid, which, among others is responsible for maintaining a positive nitrogen balance, which is the basis of muscle anabolism. The demand for glutamine is reported by all organs, especially the immune system, regenerating tissues during illness or after intensive training.
If the body has a high level of BCAA, which is accompanied by an equally high concentration of glutamine, it is an anabolic indicator of the body. However, when there is a glutamine deficit, the system will break down all amino acids, also accumulated in the muscles, or BCAA amino acids delivered in the form of a supplement.


The combination of BCAA and glutamine in the BCAA G force product guarantees that BCAA amino acids will be used to synthesize new muscle fibers.
The powdered BCAA g force form lets you easily combine it with post-carbo or vitargo training. Carbohydrates taken after exercise facilitate the transport and absorption of bcaa amino acids through the muscles.