Amino Acids

BCAA Energy

Welcome to the next level of hydration and performance. BCAA Energy is stacked with an unique electrolyte & synergy ingredients. Smooth, long-lasting energy from two natural sources of caffeine.

  • 80mg of natural Caffeine
  • 5g of BCAA (3:1:1)
  • Zero Sugar
  • No fizz, just flavour

300

Grams

40

Servings

Available Flavours

Fruit PunchMiami MangoLemon Lime
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Product information

About BCAA Energy

BCAA Energy

Welcome to the next level of hydration and performance. BCAA ENERGY is stacked with unique electrolyte & synergy ingredients. Smooth, long-lasting energy from two natural sources of caffeine. Includes 5g of BCAA using research-backed 3:1:1 ratio.

All versions of BCAA Energy offer:

  • 80mg of natural Caffeine;
  • 5g of BCAA (3:1:1);
  • Zero Sugar;
  • No fizz, just flavour.

Nutrition

Supplement facts

BCAA Energy — Nutrition Information

F.A.Q.

Frequently asked questions

BCAA Energy includes 5g of BCAA using research-backed 3:1:1 ratio.

As you might know, amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. You need amino acids to help your muscles and metabolism function at optimal levels. A person needs an average of 1 gram of proteins per kilogram of body weight. But if you exercise intensively and want faster recovery, or if you want to cultivate a good deal of muscle mass, then you need 2 to 2.5 grams of proteins per kilogram of body weight. Protein supplements can supply the body’s greater demand for protein, but top athletes and professional bodybuilders need a supplement that is absorbed by the body extremely quickly and reaches the muscles in no time. That’s why they opt for amino acids. Amino acids especially have a great deal of added value right before or directly after training.

Quite simply, electrolytes are minerals that have an electrical charge and play a central role in many bodily functions, specifically fluid balance. The important electrolytes for athletes are sodium, magnesium, calcium and potassium.

Electrolytes are necessary for a variety of things, like hydration, muscle contraction and blood pressure. Certain electrolytes, like sodium and potassium, are lost in sweat and need to be replaced to maintain the proper fluid balance in the body. As a matter of fact, electrolytes help with fluid absorption during exercise.