WARCRY® AMINO 300gr/30 serv

WARCRY® AMINO is designed to provide athletes with a complete solution for muscle recovery and rehydration. Its unique formula includes a selection of essential amino acids, which are fundamental in repairing and increasing muscle mass. Taurine adds a boost of endurance, while l-glutamine supports rapid recovery after intense workouts. CocoMineral® ensures the essential hydration element, making WARCRY® AMINO an indispensable product for any serious athlete.

Experience optimal hydration provided by coconut water, a natural source of electrolytes, and transform the recovery process into true revitalization. With WARCRY® AMINO, you bring together the essential elements for regeneration and reach the maximum level of your athletic performance!

• 3000mg BCAA per serving 

• 1000mg Taurine 

• 500mg CocoMineral® 

• 500mg L-Glutamine 

• 0g added sugar

WHAT WARCRY® AMINO CONTAINS:

• Leucine (BCAA): Efficiently stimulates muscle mass growth and recovery after intense workouts. With superior power compared to other amino acids, it influences protein synthesis, supporting muscle development, and improves insulin sensitivity, having a positive impact on hormonal regulation and body fat control.

• Taurine: Positively influences human health by stimulating the central nervous system, improving attention and cognitive abilities. Consumption supports physical performance and presents a useful vasodilator effect for balancing blood pressure. Acting as an antioxidant, it protects cells against oxidative stress, and its increased concentration in the eyes indicates a potential essential role in maintaining eye health and improving vision.

• Threonine: Positively impacts the nervous system. Studies show that threonine may help prevent neurological conditions such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and multiple sclerosis. After ingestion, the body converts threonine into glycine, essential for reducing muscle contractions. This is particularly beneficial in sports, helping to prevent muscle cramps and alleviate muscle soreness after workouts.

• Phenylalanine: Contributes to brain health, stress, and anxiety. Phenylalanine is essential for the transmission of chemical signals and the activation of brain receptors, influencing the production of hormones that induce relaxation and happiness.

• L-Glutamine: Contributes to cell volume increase, protein synthesis, and immune system optimization. It supports muscle mass development, protects against viruses, boosts the immune system, and enhances growth hormone secretion. A unique aspect is its role in cleansing and protecting the liver, while also being a source of energy for the heart.

• CocoMineral®: Instant powder obtained from coconut water, providing essential minerals sodium and potassium, which are lost during physical activities.

• L-Isoleucine (BCAA): Studies have shown that isoleucine enhances endurance, influences blood clotting, and the wound healing process, also contributing to the recovery of affected muscle tissue.

• L-Valine (BCAA): Valine, with its stimulative properties, is essential for recovery and muscle tissue development. Along with leucine and isoleucine, the other branched-chain amino acids, they constitute over 70% of the total amino acids in the body's proteins. Recent studies have also identified a correlation between low levels of valine and impaired cognitive function, suggesting it may also have beneficial effects on the brain.

• DL-Methionine: The main characteristic of methionine is its status as a proteinogenic amino acid, and its presence in supplements has increased due to its fat-dissolving abilities. Methionine also contributes to preventing the accumulation of visceral adipose tissue, supporting the health of vital organs, including the liver. This amino acid plays an essential role in cartilage formation, having a beneficial impact on joint health and mobility. It has also been found to stimulate keratin production, thereby promoting nail health and preventing hair loss.

• Tryptophan: Is crucial for mental health and well-being, as it serves as a precursor to serotonin. Serotonin, a hormonal neurotransmitter, improves mood, promotes restful sleep, and generally contributes to feelings of happiness and confidence. This amino acid is naturally converted into B vitamins, essential for serotonin production. Rich sources of tryptophan include meat and dairy products, especially turkey.
  

• Histidine: Plays a significant role in various metabolic processes in the body. Among its numerous benefits, the most notable is associated with joint conditions and allergic reactions. Studies have indicated histidine's effectiveness in alleviating symptoms of arthritis and allergies. It is also considered beneficial in treating anemia and ulcers.

HOW TO USE: ➠ Mix 1 scoop of WARCRY® AMINO in a shaker with 300ml of water. ➠ One scoop (10g) = 1 Serving

WARNING: Dietary supplements do not replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children. Store the product in a cool, dry place. Not recommended for children and pregnant or breastfeeding women.

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Waldron, M., Patterson, S. D., Tallent, J., & Jeffries, O. (2018). The effects of an oral taurine dose and supplementation period on endurance exercise performance in humans: a meta-analysis. Sports Medicine, 48(5), 1247-1253.