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BCAA + Glutamine

BCAA + Glutamine. The supplement you need to get a powerful surge of energy during training

While sports activity includes numerous supplement options, there is a general consensus that the most convenient is the combination of BCAA + Glutamine. That is, it refers to the consumption of branched-chain amino acids with glutamine. Both are amino acids of great importance to the body, capable of mutually enhancing each other's vital properties.

What is the difference between amino acids and glutamine?

It is logical to ask what the difference is between the amino acids that make up the BCAA + Glutamine combination. Well, the first, the BCAAs are branched-chain amino acids. These are leucine, valine, and isoleucine, which are not synthesized by the body and must be obtained externally. They are vital building blocks for muscles and for the general repair of the body itself. They are very important for obtaining energy and endurance.

Glutamine is a non-essential amino acid that participates in multiple processes such as glycogen production and lactic acid neutralization. That is why it combines very well with BCAAs to increase vigor, strength, and physical endurance.

How to take BCAA + Glutamine?

The dose of BCAA + Glutamine may vary depending on the activity being performed. Therefore, in most cases, it is recommended to consume two doses of 5 grams, one before training and another after, in the case of normal practice.

On the other hand, if training to compete, during intense periods and to recover after participating in a championship, it is advised to consume 3 doses of BCAA + Glutamine, 5 grams each. One should be taken in the morning, before training, and as post-workout.

Some users mix the scoop with water, while others take it directly from the dispenser (about 5-10g depending on the brand) without mixing it with any liquid.

What is the best Glutamine with BCAA?

Supplements of BCAA+Glutamine are mainly found in powder form, although we also have some products in capsules.

The composition of this product is usually optimized with the ratio that so far seems to work best and offers the greatest benefits for sports performance.

• 1 part glutamine
• 1 part BCAAs in a 2:1:1 ratio

When purchasing a glutamine with BCAA product, the quality of the raw materials should be especially considered. Regarding flavor, it is not advisable to value it too much, since a product with a very good taste would indicate that it contains too many flavorings that may add extra empty calories. Normally, a good quality amino acid is characterized by having a rather bitter taste, so the flavors of BCAA + Glutamine supplements tend to be citrusy and somewhat acidic.