Sustapure Professional 8:1:1 300 g

AMINO ACIDS ENRICHED WITH SPECTRA™ AND ASHWAGANDHA KSM 66™ What is SUSTAPure PROFESSIONAL BCAA 8:1:1 Kyowa Quality® and what is it used for? Tsunami Nutrition SUSTAPure PROFESSIONAL BCAA 8:1:1 Kyowa Quality® is a Kyowa Quality® 8:1:1 ratio amino acid supplement with added l-alanyl glutamine, Spectra™ and Ashwagandha KSM 66™.

SUSTAPure is a product from Tsunami Nutrition's Professional line, our supplement line specifically designed for those who already know they want only the best and can recognize hight-level quality.

Nutrition, supplementation, and training are the key points to keep in mind to explode from a mass perspective. Speaking of supplementation, it is as important to take care of muscle recovery as it is to take care of pre-workout. That is why it is important to turn to a good BCAA supplement.

Bcaa: when to take them? In the case of strength athletes, it is more appropriate to take bcaa after training because they stimulate muscle protein synthesis. However, a supplement such as Tsunami Nutrition's Susta Pure of bcaa, branched-chain amino acids in an 8:1:1 ratio of leucine isoleucine and valine, guarantees you the best rebalancing of body composition even during the most intense training or, if you prefer, once your sports practice is over. In fact, BCAA intake improves insulin sensitivity and brings the cellular energy balance into positive by increasing mTOR.

Let's look specifically at the characteristics and action of this supplement from Tsunami Nutrition's Professional line starting with one of its main ingredients: l-alanyl glutamine.

What is l-alanyl glutamine? L-alanyl glutamine is an innovative raw material in the world of dietary supplementation that exploded in 2018. L-alanyl glutamine is a dipeptide molecule that binds glutamine and alanine.

The result is a soluble, heat- and acid-stable product that, once ingested, undergoes rapid hydrolysis with release of the individual amino acids.

Through the intake of l-alanyl glutamine, the most important nonessential amino acid, glutamine, can be supplied to the body. In fact during a catabolic stress that can be either physical or conventional the intracellular pool of glutamine is reduced by 50%.