Accelerated Amino Transport. Aminos are the basic building blocks of
muscle. Aminos can also trigger anabolism, the cornerstone of muscle
growth.
As a lifter, you need them, especially the right ones. While there
are nearly two dozen different amino acids, only a select few are
absolutely essential for igniting the anabolic drive, as new research
has shown.
Not surprisingly, these required aminos are the same ones found in human muscle protein.
Animal Nitro is the first and only supplement that contains the
correct ratios of those aminos based on human muscle protein itself.
This complex of aminos is appropriately called Human Muscle Protein
Complex (HMPC) and they’re only in Animal Nitro. HMPC consists of
special “uncoupled” aminos exclusively – those that are free of the
chemical bonds that can limit maximum utilization. By using only 100%
uncoupled aminos in HMPC, Animal Nitro delivers a precisely controlled
dose of aminos that are “targeted” to efficiently enter systemic
circulation through a novel amino transport system. Here’s how it works.
Each pack consists of a measured 6,000mg dose of uncoupled aminos
(HMPC).
Once ingested, they form a special bolus (a protective “mass”) that
allows them to efficiently bypass the liver. Now this is vital as the
liver captures and catabolizes regular amino acids (like those found in
protein powders such as whey and more conventional amino supplements) to
urea, a waste product. Once safely past the liver, this bolus of
uncoupled aminos enters systemic circulation, where they can exert their
powerful pharmacological actions–vasodilation and anabolism.
When combined with resistance training, Animal Nitro can actually
help your body deliver more nutrients to your working muscles, recover
more quickly, and build new muscle mass by enhancing protein synthesis,
improving net muscle protein balance, and preventing muscle breakdown.
Gram for gram, nothing is as pure, as efficient, as potent, and as
effective as Animal Nitro. Animal Nitro is the gold standard among
amino-based supplements.
