Blox Saa's (Blue Raspberry) - 15g - Bpi Sports
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- SAAs SEQUENCED PROTEINS
- (alanine, glycine, serine, valine, threonine)
Taurine, Citric Acid, Silica, Natural & Artificial Flavors,Acesulfame-K, Sucralose & FD&C Blue No. 1
Not intended for use by persons under age 18.
Powder
150g
Take one (1) scoop with 8oz of ice cold water before, during, or after your workout. Use once daily on training days and throughout the day on non-training days.
- Ultra Concentrated
- Builds muscle
- Speeds recovery
- Increases stamina
- Increases exercise performance
- Delicious Blue Raspberry taste
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BLOX - NEW DISCOVERY!
SAAs the perfect protein that you've never heard of ...
What exactly are SAAs?
SAAs (Silk Amino Acids) are a remarkable and innovative Amino Acid Sequence just recently discovered by a bold team of scientists. You see, SAAs are a chain of eighteen plus particular amino acids but, it's not so much the eighteen that researchers found to be of greatest import ... it's five yes, five in a precise sequence and precise ratio that matter! And, when these five SAAs are in this precise sequence and precise ratio ... it's like turning on football stadium lights in pitch black darkness!!!
SAAs:more muscle, more stamina, more testosterone boosting...
What are SAAs and why are they about to redefine the way you train?
SAAs stand for SILK AMINO ACIDS (SAA), a chain of eighteen plus particular amino acids. A recent study suggests that 5 of the 18 SAAs, when used in a precise ratio and in an exact sequence, may support pro-anabolic results!
How do SAAs compare to the most commonly used amino acid compositionBCAAs?
Classic 2:1:1 BCAAs may be yesterday's science. This is what science and research are all about, making improvements, including in how we look. After all, who among us would venture to walk into their doctor's office today, sick as a dog, and say "Doc, please recommend me what you would have given me 10 years ago."?
Here's the bottom line: SAAs represent something different in the muscle-building category of sports nutrition. SAAs are suggested to promote strength, muscle building and enhanced performance. We are about to alter what you think you know about supplementation.
This Exact Sequenced Composition And Precise Ratio produces optimal pro-anabolic results!
Testimonials
"Although silk amino acids have been used for millennia in Traditional Chinese Medicine, research is suddenly putting them in the spotlight today. These polypeptides have been suggested to promote muscle hypertrophy and muscle endurance, as well as support healthy body composition, promote natural testosterone and support healthy cortisol levels already in normal range. They have even been suggested to offer antioxidant support.
THERE IS NO DENYING THAT THE NEWLY RELEASED BLOX BY BPI, IS ONE OF THE ONLY PRODUCTS AVAILABLE WITH THESE INGREDIENTS WHICH WILL OFFER THESE RESULTS. BPI NOT ONLY NAILED IT WITH FLAVORING, BUT CREATED A GREAT PRODUCT THAT IS SUPPORTED WITH REAL SCIENCE."
Dr. Jim Stoppanni - Ph.D.
Workout Tips
The diet that you eat every day affects what your body produces with the exercise that you do. You can spend all day in the gym, but if you don't have the diet to support your efforts, you won't get the results you seek. Muscles are the biggest energy burning cells we have in our bodies, and when they don't get sufficient food, they literally begin to break down. Muscle tissue that is worked without sufficient food will break down its own mass to create energy to burn. This is why low carb (carbohydrate) diets aren't the answer to those hoping to burn fat and build muscle.
Carbohydrates are the fuel that muscle cells use to do their work. Protein makes the building blocks the body uses to repair damaged muscle and to build more muscle. For more information on the benefits of protein, please click here. It is important that you time your intake of these nutrients to give your muscles food to run on during exercise, and building blocks to repair themselves and grow afterward.
Before Exercise
It is generally a good idea to eat a small snack before the workout consisting of easy to digest carbohydrates. This can be as simple as eating a piece of fruit. There are a number of pre-workout supplement powders available. These often contain some essential vitamins and minerals, as well as energy boosting supplements. So long as these elements are quickly absorbed, and do not burden your digestive system, they can help to increase your energy level as you go into your routine. Often these pre-workout supplements also include nutrients that will help to boost your muscle metabolism to help ensure you can get the most out of your workout.
It is important to warm up sufficiently prior to any exercise. This can be anything that gets your body gently moving for at least 5 minutes, such as: a light jog, jumping rope, or doing slow jumping jacks. This gives your body the time it needs to up your heart rate and promote increased blood flow to your muscles. Blood flow the muscles is extremely important for promoting nutrient delivery and waste removal during your workout.
During Workout
If you exercise for longer than 2 hours, then it is beneficial to include simple carbohydrates (complex sugars), to prevent the body from breaking down muscle, and to rebuild depleted energy reserves. These carbohydrate boosts are often supplemented using an energy gel or bar.
The average person hitting the gym has very little dietary requirement during their workout. It is generally not necessary to eat during a workout unless it goes on longer than 2 hours. The premise is that your pre-workout snack should cover your energy requirements for the first 2 hours. Unnecessarily adding the type of carbohydrate boost mentioned above during a workout can interfere with achieving a weight loss goal, and in large enough amounts can actually promote weight gain. This includes sugary beverages, even if they claim to be "sport drinks". Excess carbohydrate ingested above and beyond that used for activity is stored as fat in the body.
Fluid intake during exercise is also important to prevent dehydration. In general, it is most beneficial to simply drink water during a workout to keep a balanced fluid level, although with more strenuous activity a gentle electrolyte solution may help to keep electrolyte levels up as well, which can reduce muscle cramping.
After Exercise
The average person exercising to maintain fitness should eat and drink as soon as possible after a workout. This can simply consist of a healthy portion of protein, complex carbohydrates (starches), and fluid such as water. It's often not convenient to prepare a full meal immediately after a workout. One simple way to get the benefits of the meal, without the work, is to supplement with a protein shake or bar. These protein supplements often contain sufficient protein and carbohydrate to replenish what you lost during your workout. With protein powders, you are also mixing it in a fluid, which helps to replenish fluid balance as well. For more information on protein powder, please click here. If you are using this to replace a meal, you can also try a meal replacement powder, which will also contain essential vitamins and minerals that you may have depleted during your workout. For more information on meal replacement powders, please click here.
For those individuals training harder for marathons or endurance events should be sure to include a much higher amount of carbohydrates and protein.
In general, fat should make up 20 - 30% of your daily caloric intake. Healthy fats are important for health, particularly skin, hair and digestive health. For more information on healthy fats, please see our omega 3-6-9 article.
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