Animal Juiced Amino Acids Electrolytes Supplement | Orange 30 Serving

Excellent product; it gives me the strength I need when I'm at the gym. Good taste and dissolves quickly.

So delicious! Mixes well, no clumps even with no mixer ball or shaker. I got orange flavor and it tastes a lot like McDonalds Hi-C orange drink. I add one scoop in a 32 ounce water bottle and sip at night. 32 ounces of water makes it very diluted but enough flavor to still taste good. Definitely would recommend this product and I’ll probably try the other flavors at some point too just for a little variety. This one is a winner and I’ll be reordering again.

Animal Juiced Aminos has proven to be a standout performer in my supplementing routine. It combines a fantastic taste with impressive recovery benefits. The 6g BCAA/EAA Matrix, along with the 4g Amino Acid Blend, provides a powerful punch for post-workout recovery. The thing that sets this product apart from other recovery powders is the obviously high-quality ingredients. I found this to work exceptionally well- I found that I was way less sore after going hard in the gym and didn't feel the need for rest days as frequently. If you're on the lookout for a supplement that offers both great taste and effective recovery support, Animal Juiced Aminos is a solid choice.

I’m a competitive bodybuilder (currently 310 off-season pounds at 6’3”) so I take 1 scoop of these BCAA’s and EAA’s in my post workout drink and I believe it does help with my muscle recovery and growth after my heavy lifting days. It dissolves relatively easy but I am not a huge fan of the fake orange taste. The value per serving is okay but it is hard to find a good EAA powder (compared to BCAA’s which have flooded the market). If your goal is to grow and respond to training as fast as your genetics will allow, don’t take BCAAs alone. Use EAAs or fast-digesting complete protein sources that are enriched in EAAs (such as casein or whey hydrolysates) during the time-period in and around training. Here are some EAA fun facts: The essential amino acids (EAAs) are a group of 8 amino acids that need to be obtained from the diet, since they can’t be made by the body. In order to synthesize new protein in muscle or anywhere else for that matter, only the EAAs are required, since the other (nonessential) amino acids can be made as needed. Three of the EAAs including leucine, isoleucine, and valine are also known as BCAAs due to the shape of their branched carbon side-chains. So technically, we are taking some of the EAAs when BCAAs are supplemented alone, just not all of them. Since any given protein consists of (more or less) the full complement of 20 essential and non-essential amino acids and EAAs need to be obtained from the diet, EAA availability, not BCAA availability is the limiting factor for MPS at any given time.

first time trying this. it taste good and honestly i always feel tired but today im feeling good. this is the only thing i added to my day so im taking that as this works!

Taste is good.

Felt very hydrated during and after workouts using this product. I consume 1 scoop during my workout and another after. I like how water soluble the product is and I can easily put it in a shaker cup and add cold water and shake it up on the way out the door (with or without the shaker ball) and this is not the case with a lot of BCAA drinks. I have had to dissolve some BCAA's with warm water and then add cold water, not the case with this product at all. The orange juice flavor was not the best, but it was palatable and their other flavors are really good. Very good product and quite the step up from basic BCAA hydration formulas. I have added this product to my "must have on hand" supplements and rotate it in often. I consider this product in the top tier of BCAA supplement formulas.

This is possibly my #1 favorite amino acid supplement. I have tried at least 20 different ones and this remains at or near the top. 1-I really like that this is more than just bcaa's. It actually contains all? the essential amino acids. I think this makes the most sense since most serious lifters tend to eat the same basic meals which makes it more possible to be slightly imbalanced? in your essential amino acid intake. 2-it does not contain niacin. Niacin has a flushing sensation which is uncomfortable for some though I've found this to be relatively rare and is often used in supplements so people "feel" like it's doing something. There are other benefits too but I avoid niacin since its in so many supplements it can be easy to have too much and cause increased kidney values (speaking from experience here) 3-the "performance blend". I really like that this includes citrulline malate as well as agmatine sulfate. Both of these contribute to the pump via alternate methods and is often a source of debate as to which is better. I like that this negates that argument by including both. Also 2 out of 4 forms of carnitine is a bonus. The only other one I've noticed that carries more than 1 carnitine is carnigen by evojet but that's main purpose is as a carnitine supplement. Round out with some glutamine for recovery and you have a winner. Is there some crop dusting here? Possibly but either way this is a well rounded amino acid supplement. Don't expect it to be something it's not. It's not a pre workout and it's not going to increase your test and create new gains. It's a fantastic support system for a well rounded exercise and food regiment. My only complaint is the same as 99% of supplements out there. Please stop sweetening with sucralose and start using stevia!!

Essential amino great product

Ich habe diese zeug zwei mal bestellt und ausprobiert in vergleich zu anderen hersteller diese ist nicht empfehlenswert, ich würde es nicht kaufen. Finger weg !!

Good product