Christurner14
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As anyone used straight Leucine before and got results? For example 4g with each meal?
Is it worth a buy?
T-Bone with the solid recommendations as always.
No need to take it with meals, but it is useful pre and post workout and in between meals.
This.
3-5g pre-workout from SNS Leucine Powder or Analyzed Supplements Leucine Tabs is how I get mine nowadays.![]()
You're better off taking it between meals or when you can't have a good meal. Five grams three times a day. One serving pre-workout on an empty stomach, one post workout 30 minutes before a meal, and one pre-bed. Or if you wake in the middle of the night, maybe take a serving, instead of the pre-bed one.
I'm looking to try the SNS brand Leucine as maybe an addition to my pre workout...
What's it's texture/mix ability like?
$40 for 100g of fermented leucine? No thanks. Can get SNS much cheaper and use Analyzed Supplements Tabs when I don't want powder.![]()
Another option is always to just use a high leucine content BCAA product between meals, I've been doing this with USP BCAA+ for some time now. More expensive option but has other benefits and I've become a bit addicted to the watermelon
Can be found on sale buy 2 get one free atm, on a certain unmentionable site
$40 for 100g of fermented leucine? No thanks. Can get SNS much cheaper and use Analyzed Supplements Tabs when I don't want powder.![]()
These are the 2 products I'm looking at. When you dose the caps, you take 5 or more or less? Just curious on other people dosing I guess
Another option is always to just use a high leucine content BCAA product between meals, I've been doing this with USP BCAA+ for some time now. More expensive option but has other benefits and I've become a bit addicted to the watermelon Can be found on sale buy 2 get one free atm, on a certain unmentionable site
I'm looking to try the SNS brand Leucine as maybe an addition to my pre workout...
What's it's texture/mix ability like?
Personally, I just take a scoop and put in my mouth and wash it down with water. I never mix it. Leucine doesn't mix well, it shouldn't anyway.
So, about fermented leucine products Did you know that virtually all amino acid supplements have been generated via fermentation since the 1960s and that fermented leucine is just a buzzword? Furthermore, the fermentation process took over because it is more cost effective than enzymatic and extraction based amino acid synthesis. So ask yourselves, why are companies taking something that is cheaper to produce and selling it at dramatically inflated prices and claiming any sort of benefit over other leucine products (which are in extreme likelihood also fermented)?
I'm looking to try the SNS brand Leucine as maybe an addition to my pre workout...
What's it's texture/mix ability like?
So it's effective just on its own then? Might buy some now
$40 for 100g of fermented leucine? No thanks. Can get SNS much cheaper and use Analyzed Supplements Tabs when I don't want powder.![]()
Alasel said:I'm looking to try the SNS brand Leucine as maybe an addition to my pre workout...
What's it's texture/mix ability like?
if you let it sit it mixes. Tastes bitter. Can't drink is by itself. I add crystal lite.
You're better off taking it between meals or when you can't have a good meal. Five grams three times a day. One serving pre-workout on an empty stomach, one post workout 30 minutes before a meal, and one pre-bed. Or if you wake in the middle of the night, maybe take a serving, instead of the pre-bed one.
I'm looking to try the SNS brand Leucine as maybe an addition to my pre workout...
What's it's texture/mix ability like?
$40 for 100g of fermented leucine? No thanks. Can get SNS much cheaper and use Analyzed Supplements Tabs when I don't want powder.![]()
Same here! Mine never mixes at all, sits right on top of the water...Personally, I just take a scoop and put in my mouth and wash it down with water. I never mix it. Leucine doesn't mix well, it shouldn't anyway.
So, about fermented leucine products
Did you know that virtually all amino acid supplements have been generated via fermentation since the 1960s and that fermented leucine is just a buzzword?
Furthermore, the fermentation process took over because it is more cost effective than enzymatic and extraction based amino acid synthesis.
So ask yourselves, why are companies taking something that is cheaper to produce and selling it at dramatically inflated prices and claiming any sort of benefit over other leucine products (which are in extreme likelihood also fermented)?
.045 - .06g/kg of Leucine is what I believe Layne Norton mentions. 5g should suffice for most.
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5g between meals spaced 4-6 hours apart.
You're better off taking it between meals or when you can't have a good meal. Five grams three times a day. One serving pre-workout on an empty stomach, one post workout 30 minutes before a meal, and one pre-bed. Or if you wake in the middle of the night, maybe take a serving, instead of the pre-bed one.
Agreed. I keep a bottle Analyze Supplements on my night-table with a tall glass of water for when I wake up in the middle of the night. I'll slam down 5g and go right back to bed.
I do the same with the powder, except its when I have to get up to piss.