Amino Softgels | Interhealth SRL

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	Twenty-two amino acids have been identified in humans that are naturally incorporated into the body’s proteins. Of the twenty-two amino acids, eight are called “essential” amino acids (EAAs) because the human body cannot synthesize them from other compounds, so they must be obtained from our diet. The remaining fourteen amino acids are deemed “non-essential” because they can be made in the body. The branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), leucine, isoleucine, and valine, are classified among the EAAs and are very important for active individuals, bodybuilders, and professional athletes since they influence various aspects of muscle metabolism. BCAAs are of special importance to any nutritional program because they are not broken down in the liver but rather bypass it and are transported directly to the muscle.<span are="\"\"" as="\"\"" bcaas="\"\"" be="\"\"" border:="\"\"" build="\"\"" burned="\"\"" can="\"\"" either="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" fuel="\"\"" in="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" new="\"\"" or="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" position:="\"\"" produce="\"\"" proteins="\"\"" span="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" that="\"\"" they="\"\"" to="\"\"" top:="\"\"" unique="\"\"" used="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"">2 Failure to obtain enough of even one of the essential amino acids results in degradation of the body’s proteins.
<p 0px="\"\"" a="\"\"" acids="\"\"" acids.="\"\"" all="\"\"" amino="\"\"" an="\"\"" and="\"\"" are="\"\"" as="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" combined="\"\"" complete="\"\"" consume="\"\"" diet="\"\"" either="\"\"" equal.="\"\"" essential="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" foods="\"\"" form="\"\"" grouped="\"\"" important="\"\"" in="\"\"" incomplete="\"\"" is="\"\"" it="\"\"" lacks="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" more="\"\"" not="\"\"" note="\"\"" of="\"\"" one="\"\"" or="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" our="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" plant="\"\"" position:="\"\"" protein="\"\"" protein-containing="\"\"" proteins="\"\"" proteins.="\"\"" provide="\"\"" provides="\"\"" source="\"\"" span="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" that="\"\"" the="\"\"" to="\"\"" top:="\"\"" typically="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" we="\"\"" whereas="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">
	3 As mentioned, the ultimate value of a food protein or a protein supplement is its amino acid composition. Amino Softgels from Ultimate Nutrition<span 0px="\"\"" a="\"\"" acids="\"\"" acids.="\"\"" all="\"\"" amino="\"\"" body="\"\"" border:="\"\"" cannot="\"\"" color:="\"\"" complete="\"\"" concentrations="\"\"" constitutes="\"\"" contains="\"\"" essential="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" from="\"\"" in="\"\"" it="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" of="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" other="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" position:="\"\"" protein="\"\"" provides="\"\"" right="\"\"" since="\"\"" source="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" synthesize="\"\"" terms="\"\"" that="\"\"" the="\"\"" top:="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""> The human body requires a constant supply of protein and, thus, amino acids, as it is in a steady state of flux or turnover with both protein degradation (break down) and protein synthesis (build up). This state is referred to as protein balance. Protein balance is strongly dependent on the individual and lifestyle since protein is lost in urine, feces, blood, sweat, skin, nails, hair, etc. The amount of protein required for normal health is variable depending on many factors, such as body weight, age, physical activity, health condition, environment, etc. Normally, the two processes are in equilibrium, with no net protein loss or gain. If protein synthesis is greater than protein degradation, the overall result is anabolic with a net increase in body protein called positive nitrogen balance. If protein degradation is greater than protein synthesis, the overall result is catabolic with a net decrease in body protein called negative nitrogen balance.
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	<span 0px="\"\"" a="\"\"" acids="\"\"" acids.="\"\"" all="\"\"" amino="\"\"" body="\"\"" border:="\"\"" cannot="\"\"" color:="\"\"" complete="\"\"" concentrations="\"\"" constitutes="\"\"" contains="\"\"" essential="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" from="\"\"" in="\"\"" it="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" of="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" other="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" position:="\"\"" protein="\"\"" provides="\"\"" right="\"\"" since="\"\"" source="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" synthesize="\"\"" terms="\"\"" that="\"\"" the="\"\"" top:="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">Resistance exercise is known to stimulate heightened changes in the rate of muscle protein turnover, resulting in an increase in both protein synthesis and degradation.<span a="\"\"" actually="\"\"" along="\"\"" balance.="\"\"" because="\"\"" body="\"\"" border:="\"\"" breaking="\"\"" causes="\"\"" degraded="\"\"" down="\"\"" during="\"\"" exercise="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" in="\"\"" increased="\"\"" is="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" muscle="\"\"" negative="\"\"" nitrogen="\"\"" of="\"\"" oxidation="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" position:="\"\"" protein="\"\"" re="\"\"" resulting="\"\"" shift="\"\"" signalling="\"\"" span="\"\"" stop="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" synthesis="\"\"" system="\"\"" the="\"\"" this="\"\"" tissue="\"\"" to="\"\"" top:="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" with="\"\"">5 When high concentrations of amino acids are present in the bloodstream during exercise, the anabolic response brought about by exercise is greatly increased. Therefore, there is an advantage to consuming amino acids pre-workout. After exercise, the body decreases its rate of protein synthesis and increases its rate of protein breakdown (proteolysis).<span absence="\"\"" acids="\"\"" after="\"\"" amino="\"\"" and="\"\"" are="\"\"" aspects="\"\"" balance="\"\"" balance.="\"\"" becomes="\"\"" body="\"\"" border:="\"\"" by="\"\"" can="\"\"" consuming="\"\"" decreasing="\"\"" during="\"\"" exercise="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" from="\"\"" has="\"\"" help="\"\"" in="\"\"" increasing="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" more="\"\"" muscle="\"\"" needed="\"\"" negative="\"\"" nitrogen="\"\"" of="\"\"" or="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" position:="\"\"" protein="\"\"" rebuild="\"\"" recover="\"\"" remain="\"\"" research="\"\"" reverse="\"\"" shown="\"\"" span="\"\"" stress="\"\"" structural="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" synthesis="\"\"" that="\"\"" the="\"\"" this="\"\"" to="\"\"" top:="\"\"" trend="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" when="\"\"" will="\"\"">7-15Failure to properly support exercise-induced recovery with the appropriate nutrient profile actually leads to muscle degeneration and performance decreases in the gym.
<p 0px="\"\"" a="\"\"" acid="\"\"" amino="\"\"" and="\"\"" are="\"\"" assume="\"\"" border:="\"\"" by="\"\"" can="\"\"" color:="\"\"" convenience="\"\"" convenient="\"\"" day="\"\"" dietary="\"\"" different="\"\"" exercise.="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" go="\"\"" hear="\"\"" is="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" long="\"\"" many="\"\"" most="\"\"" of="\"\"" often="\"\"" one="\"\"" or="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" other="\"\"" overlooked="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" people="\"\"" pills="\"\"" pills.="\"\"" position:="\"\"" powders.="\"\"" protein="\"\"" requirements="\"\"" softgels="\"\"" span="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" supplement="\"\"" supplements="\"\"" support="\"\"" surrounding="\"\"" than="\"\"" the="\"\"" there="\"\"" they="\"\"" throughout="\"\"" times="\"\"" to="\"\"" top:="\"\"" ultimate="\"\"" usually="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" way="\"\"" when="\"\"" widows:="\"\"" word="\"\"" your="\"\"">
	<span 0px="\"\"" a="\"\"" acids="\"\"" acids.="\"\"" all="\"\"" amino="\"\"" body="\"\"" border:="\"\"" cannot="\"\"" color:="\"\"" complete="\"\"" concentrations="\"\"" constitutes="\"\"" contains="\"\"" essential="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" from="\"\"" in="\"\"" it="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" of="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" other="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" position:="\"\"" protein="\"\"" provides="\"\"" right="\"\"" since="\"\"" source="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" synthesize="\"\"" terms="\"\"" that="\"\"" the="\"\"" top:="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">® is a high quality supplement that provides the EAAs and BCAAs. It can be taken anytime during the day to ensure that you meet your protein requirements.
<p 0px="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" strong="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">
	FAQs 
	<strong acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" amount="\"\"" border:="\"\"" found="\"\"" in="\"\"" is="\"\"" of="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" q:="\"\"" strong="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" the="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" what="\"\"">A: Amino Softgels provides 3000 milligrams of high quality amino acids including 500 milligrams of BCAAs per three-softgel serving.
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	Q: What amount of each amino acid is found in Amino Softgels? 
	<strong 0px="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" each="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" serving="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" three-softgel="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""><strong 0px="\"\"" 112="\"\"" 125="\"\"" 139="\"\"" 165="\"\"" 183="\"\"" 236="\"\"" 27="\"\"" 50="\"\"" 51="\"\"" 85="\"\"" acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" essential="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" l-lysine="\"\"" l-methionine="\"\"" l-phenylalanine="\"\"" l-serine="\"\"" l-threonine="\"\"" l-tryptophan="\"\"" l-tyrosine="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""><strong 0px="\"\"" 107="\"\"" 111="\"\"" 116="\"\"" 394="\"\"" 63="\"\"" 68="\"\"" 87="\"\"" 881="\"\"" acid="\"\"" acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" l-alanine="\"\"" l-arginine="\"\"" l-aspartic="\"\"" l-cystine="\"\"" l-glutamic="\"\"" l-glycine="\"\"" l-histidine="\"\"" l-proline="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" non-essential="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">Total Essential Amino Acids (EAAs) 896 mg  
	<strong 0px="\"\"" 3000="\"\"" acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" total="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""><strong acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" been="\"\"" border:="\"\"" derived="\"\"" have="\"\"" in="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" q:="\"\"" softgels="\"\"" strong="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" the="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" where="\"\"">A: The amino acids found in Amino Softgels have been derived from wheat and bovine gelatin.
<p 0px="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" strong="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">
	<strong 0px="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" each="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" serving="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" three-softgel="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""><strong 0px="\"\"" 112="\"\"" 125="\"\"" 139="\"\"" 165="\"\"" 183="\"\"" 236="\"\"" 27="\"\"" 50="\"\"" 51="\"\"" 85="\"\"" acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" essential="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" l-lysine="\"\"" l-methionine="\"\"" l-phenylalanine="\"\"" l-serine="\"\"" l-threonine="\"\"" l-tryptophan="\"\"" l-tyrosine="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""><strong 0px="\"\"" 107="\"\"" 111="\"\"" 116="\"\"" 394="\"\"" 63="\"\"" 68="\"\"" 87="\"\"" 881="\"\"" acid="\"\"" acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" l-alanine="\"\"" l-arginine="\"\"" l-aspartic="\"\"" l-cystine="\"\"" l-glutamic="\"\"" l-glycine="\"\"" l-histidine="\"\"" l-proline="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" non-essential="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\""><strong 0px="\"\"" 3000="\"\"" acids="\"\"" amino="\"\"" border:="\"\"" color:="\"\"" font-family:="\"\"" font-size:="\"\"" line-height:="\"\"" orphans:="\"\"" p="\"\"" padding:="\"\"" style="\"\\"margin:\"" total="\"\"" vertical-align:="\"\"" widows:="\"\"">Q: How do I take Amino Softgels? 
	A: Take 3 Softgels twice daily. For maximum results, take one serving pre-workout and one serving post-workout.

Twenty-two amino acids have been identified in humans that are naturally incorporated into the body’s proteins. Of the twenty-two amino acids, eight are called “essential” amino acids (EAAs) because the human body cannot synthesize them from other compounds, so they must be obtained from our diet. The remaining fourteen amino acids are deemed “non-essential” because they can be made in the body. The branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), leucine, isoleucine, and valine, are classified among the EAAs and are very important for active individuals, bodybuilders, and professional athletes since they influence various aspects of muscle metabolism. BCAAs are of special importance to any nutritional program because they are not broken down in the liver but rather bypass it and are transported directly to the muscle.2 Failure to obtain enough of even one of the essential amino acids results in degradation of the body’s proteins.

3 As mentioned, the ultimate value of a food protein or a protein supplement is its amino acid composition. Amino Softgels from Ultimate Nutrition The human body requires a constant supply of protein and, thus, amino acids, as it is in a steady state of flux or turnover with both protein degradation (break down) and protein synthesis (build up). This state is referred to as protein balance. Protein balance is strongly dependent on the individual and lifestyle since protein is lost in urine, feces, blood, sweat, skin, nails, hair, etc. The amount of protein required for normal health is variable depending on many factors, such as body weight, age, physical activity, health condition, environment, etc. Normally, the two processes are in equilibrium, with no net protein loss or gain. If protein synthesis is greater than protein degradation, the overall result is anabolic with a net increase in body protein called positive nitrogen balance. If protein degradation is greater than protein synthesis, the overall result is catabolic with a net decrease in body protein called negative nitrogen balance.

Resistance exercise is known to stimulate heightened changes in the rate of muscle protein turnover, resulting in an increase in both protein synthesis and degradation.5 When high concentrations of amino acids are present in the bloodstream during exercise, the anabolic response brought about by exercise is greatly increased. Therefore, there is an advantage to consuming amino acids pre-workout. After exercise, the body decreases its rate of protein synthesis and increases its rate of protein breakdown (proteolysis).7-15Failure to properly support exercise-induced recovery with the appropriate nutrient profile actually leads to muscle degeneration and performance decreases in the gym.

® is a high quality supplement that provides the EAAs and BCAAs. It can be taken anytime during the day to ensure that you meet your protein requirements.

FAQs
	A: Amino Softgels provides 3000 milligrams of high quality amino acids including 500 milligrams of BCAAs per three-softgel serving.

Q: What amount of each amino acid is found in Amino Softgels?
	Total Essential Amino Acids (EAAs) 896 mg 
	A: The amino acids found in Amino Softgels have been derived from wheat and bovine gelatin.

Q: How do I take Amino Softgels?
	A: Take 3 Softgels twice daily. For maximum results, take one serving pre-workout and one serving post-workout.

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