Prolab Nutrition Amino 2000 EAA Essential Amino Acid

Prolab Nutrition Amino 2000 EAA Essential Amino Acid 325ct

Prolab Nutrition Amino 2000™ is a potent amino acid formula containing 2000 mg of pure, naturally occurring L-form amino acids per tablet, scientifically proportioned to meet your nutritional needs.

Athletes require greater protein intakes compared to sedentary individuals to remain in a positive nitrogen balance. A positive nitrogen balance is necessary to promote protein accretion and muscle growth.

Amino 2000™ derives its protein source from the pancreatic digestion of whey, a high-quality protein with a high protein efficiency ratio (P.E.R.) and a bioavailability rating higher than that of egg protein.

*Amino 2000™ is prepared to ensure the highest potency, freshness, and maximum nitrogen availability.

Key Ingredients

• Whey Protein Concentrate (Milk) – 8g
• L-Glutamic Acid – 1,050mg
• L-Leucine (BCAA) – 710mg
• L-Aspartic Acid – 650mg
• L-Lysine – 560mg
• L-Threonine – 395mg
• L-Isoleucine (BCAA) – 320mg
• L-Serine – 320mg
• L-Alanine – 315mg
• L-Proline – 315mg
• L-Valine (BCAA) – 305mg
• L-Phenylalanine – 210mg
• L-Tyrosine – 195mg
• L-Arginine – 165mg
• L-Cystine – 160mg
• L-Methionine – 150mg
• L-Histidine – 125mg
• L-Glycine – 120mg
• L-Tryptophan‡ – 120mg

Amino 2000 derives its protein source from pancreatic digest of whey, a high-quality protein with a high protein efficiency ratio (P.E.R.) and a bioavailability rating higher than that of egg protein.

EXERCISE PERFORMANCE

Engage in highly intense workout regimens without having to worry about muscle soreness and pain after training or exercising.

STRENGTH TRAINING

Improve muscular fitness, balance, heart health, and also benefits your heart.

REPAIR AND MAINTAIN

Your system breaks down the protein into amino acids, which are then used to grow and repair muscle fibers, especially after a workout session.

PROMOTES RECOVERY

Contains tryptophan, which stimulates the production of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that is essential in the regulation of sleep and mood, thus aiding in recovery.