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Nutritional values per 100g.

Maximised performance for intense workouts
Wanna maximise your performance? Then you need to train harder. And longer. With our BCAAs. Because if you run out of steam, you'll get left behind.
- 3x the power with leucine, isoleucine, and valine
- Constant power level
- Active regeneration
Info (BCAA capsules)
Dietary supplements.
Ingredients
L-leucine (37.5%), L-isoleucine (18.8%), L-valine (18.8%), L-alanine, vegan capsule (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), release agent (magnesium salts of fatty acids), pantothenic acid, vitamin B6
May contain traces of gluten, egg protein, milk (incl. lactose).
Note
Dietary supplements are no substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children.
Vitamins | per serving | NRV** |
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Vitamin B6 | 0.86mg | 60% |
Pantothenic acid | 3.6mg | 60% |
Special ingredients | per serving | |
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BCAA* | 2400mg | |
of which L-leucine | 1200mg | |
of which L-isoleucine | 600mg | |
of which L-valine | 600mg |
*BCAA = Branched Chain Amino Acids
**As a percentage of the reference values for daily intake (= nutrient reference values).
**As a percentage of the reference values for daily intake (= nutrient reference values).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do you use plant-based raw materials in your BCAAs?
Because natural = quality. We only use plant-based ingredients to produce both the contents and exterior shell of our capsules. This means you get a 100% vegan product. Cool, right?
Why do foodspring BCAAs use a ratio of 2:1:1?
Following the principle of "more is more," many BCAAs available on the market use a ratio of 4:1:1 or even 8:1:1. But this isn’t always the best idea. For BCAAs to have the best possible effect, it’s crucial that the ratio of components be perfect. The body needs twice as much leucine daily as it does isoleucine and valine. It can only get the most out of the individual components pre- and post-workout if they’re provided in the right amounts. Studies show that leucine, isoleucine, and valine provide the body with the greatest benefits when combined in a 2:1:1 ratio.
Will taking BCAAs help me lose weight?
BCAAs can play an important role in a low-calorie diet. Losing weight requires a negative calorie intake. But as soon as you achieve a calorie deficit, you run the risk of your body breaking down muscle tissue instead of fat. When you take BCAAs, they immediately provide your body with the amino acids leucine, isoleucine, and valine, meaning your liver doesn’t have to metabolize them first. These amino acids supply energy directly and prevent the body from tapping into muscle proteins. So when you’re trying to lose fat, BCAAs help you maintain a maximum amount of muscle tissue.
Do you ever use human hair or duck feathers?
We strongly oppose inferior extraction methods that involve human hair or duck feathers. While this process might be cheaper, it’s not compatible with our quality standards.
Should casual athletes also use BCAAs?
Anyone who’s physically active can benefit from BCAAs, regardless of the amount of exercise they do or the sports they play. Whether you work out regularly or go to the gym just once or twice a week, as soon as you ask your body to perform, it needs energy. You use this energy when you use your muscles. Essential amino acids prevent muscle loss and can delay the fatigue caused by overexertion. Muscle maintenance and muscle building are an important part of physical activity, no matter how hard you push your body or what your goals are.