Top Essential Amino Acids Supplements

Genetix Nutrition has a wide range of amino acid supplements that provide essential nutrients needed in the body to support performance in and out of the gym.

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Amino acids play many critical roles in your body. They are the building blocks of protein and can be classified under non-essential and essential amino acids. Some of the crucial processes involved by amino acids include hormones, building proteins, and neurotransmitters. Amino acids are also very helpful in maintaining muscle mass, especially when losing weight and body fat.

Essential amino acids are produced in the body when consuming a nutritious diet. Your body needs 20 amino acids to function and grow properly. 9 are classified as essential amino acids, meaning they play crucial roles and can not be made in the body. These are called EAAs – essential amino acids. The non-essential amino acids can be produced in the body, and several non-essential aminos are classified as conditionally.

A popular amino acid supplement is BCAAs – branched-chain amino acids formed by 3 essential amino acids – valine, leucine, and isoleucine. Taking BCAA when exercising is a great way to support performance.Genetix Nutrition Revive is an advanced BCC formula designed to reduce fatigue when exercising, prevent muscle breakdown, and hydrate the body. This formula has the three essential amino acids valine, leucine and isoleucine plus glutamine, taurine and citrulline malate.

Revive Energy, which will provide the body with an amino blend plus electrolyte and energy blend for the ultimate hydration formula. Genetix Nutrition also has a pure range of amino acids, including Creatine Acetyl L-carnitine, L-carnitine, L-glutamine, BCAA, Beta-alanine DAA, and L-citrulline.

Using amino acid supplements can be a great way to help you perform to your peak and support many crucial processes in the body. The pure amino acid supplements are designed for those people/gym-goers who want the purest form of amino acids with no added blends or flavours. Shop the latest Genetix Nutrition amino acids range.

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When should I take amino acids?

Most amino acids, BCAAs and EAAs can be taken any time of the day pre-training, intra-workout or post-workout. Depending on your goal and timing of training, you can take it before you hit the gym or while working out to replenish the body with essential nutrients. Revive BCAA can be taken any time, including at night, as it has no caffeine. However, Revive Energy contains caffeine, so it's recommended not to take it in the evening. All the pure amino acid range from Genetix can be taken individually or mixed with other supplements depending on your goals.

Why do I need amino acids?

We all need amino acids, and most of them are produced in the body or are consumed through a nutritious diet. Essential amino acids play a crucial role in the body, and having them included in your diet is a must. Non-essential amino acids are produced in the body and may only become essential in certain situations. Supplementing with amino acids can be a way of replenishing the body with all the essential and non-essential amino acids when your body is not getting and producing enough.

What's a pure amino acid?

Pure amino acids are a pure form of an individual amino. They are not blended with anything else, just the purest form of each unique amino acid. Genetix Nutrition has a range of 100% pure amino acids, including Creatine, Acetyl L-carnitine, L-carnitine, L-glutamine, BCAA, Beta-alanine, DAA, and L-citrulline.

What are the essential aminos?

The essential amino acids in the body are the ones that can not be produced in the body, and you must get them from a nutritious diet. There are 9 essential amino acids, including Phenylalanine, Valine, Threonine, Tryptophan, Methionine, Leucine, Isoleucine, Lysine, and Histidine. These essential amino acids play a crucial role in the body as they are at the core of many vital processes. Food sources that contain all nine essential amino acids include meat, eggs, seafood, poultry and dairy products.

What's a non-essential amino acid?

Non-essential amino acids are amino acids that the body can produce and are not essential for crucial roles in the body. However, some non-essential amino acids become essential in specific circumstances, for example, during sickness or pregnancy. Arginine, for example, is a non-essential amino. Still, when sick, the body can not make as much arginine, leading to a need to supplement this amino acid.