I usually fast a few hours before I lift than post workout have lots of carbs and protein. Anyone use pre or intra workouts and feel like they help I'm talking like a mix of bcaa carbs and protein during and before
I find a noticeable difference when I use Compete intra workout.
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Give Controlled Labs Purple Wraath a go. It's an intra-workout EAA/BCAA product that contains some extra ergogenic AIDS like citrulline malate, betaine anhydrous, and beta alinine. I normally mix a couple of scoops with powdered Gatorade, intra workout
I'd recommend Cotton Candy
That's a sexy new tub
I hadn't seen the new label yet -- I dig it. i still have 2 tubs of the OG style that I'm working on.
WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN!?!?! lol
I feel so out of the loop!
I was only every familiar with the lemonade and grape (both of which taste good, but -- that sounds delish).
I find a noticeable difference when I use Compete intra workout.
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Is there any issue with using EAA's pre workout as well as Intra and not just BCAA pre that I dont know of? I can get the same amount of EAA for the same price as buying BCAA, Infact the 3 BCAA's dose in the EAA is higher.
I know Amino IV is a blend so theres probably not but is it prefared to use them sepratly if possible?
EAAs are better than BCAAs by far, IMO. If they're cheaper, then you're onto something good.
EAAs are better than BCAAs by far, IMO. If they're cheaper, then you're onto something good.
Just eat some oatmeal with whey/casein protein an hour before you lift. Or whatever you want - whole foods are carbs and amino acids too! LOL
If you go with EAAs, get a product that includes tryptophan. Most don't.
So it does not really matter if you choice EAA or BCAA for intra workout? Was thinking on getting usp labs modern bcaa or just a local vendor EAA product.
If you go with EAAs, get a product that includes tryptophan. Most don't. You are not going to build any muscle without its presence, be it from last meal of from the EAA drink. But at the same time you want the peri-workout aminos for the anticatabolic effect so BCAA or BCAA + carbs would do.
EAAs do not tend to contain trytophan because it fights for absorption competition in the intestines; including it can potentially diminish the efficacy of the entire product. Moreover, you cant build proteins without non essential amino acids, so how is BCAA any differemt in that regard?
So 50-100mg of tryptophan in a 10g amino blend will significantly diminish the effects of the 9+ grams?
You will only get an anticatabolic effect from incomplete EAA mix, mostly from the leucine so BCAA are just fine as I implied above.
I think companies are not including tryptophan to be able to sell abroad or to avoid getting sued for serotonin syndrome by people running SSRIs for whom a little can become too much.
No
I actually read it the wrong, BCAAs fight with tryptophan for entry into the brain not in the intestines - because unbound tryptophan can potentially increase 5-HT, it may play a role in central fatigue. The BCAAs use the same carrier as tryptophan for absorption which may delay fatigue.
By taking out tryptophan and using BCAA's, you potentially decrease the time taken to fatigue.
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:thumbsup:
Same with tyrosine hence the possibility for a prolactin increase:
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Huge fan of using these types of products while training fasted. Compete has an amazing formula and Endurance BCAA by Formutech is my other go to product in this case.
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Also in Cotton Candy
Do you use tryptophan? Notice extra fatigue? One thing on paper but in reality?