Amino Gold 1000mg 250ct Ultimate Nutrition

World Class Nutriiton brings you Ultimate Nutrition Amino Gold. This high quality contains a blend of amino acids; the building blocks of proteins, which are vital for tissue and organ health, and may assist in enhancing longevity.

As a dietary supplement, take 9 tablets daily 3 tablets three times a day between meals).

Full Spectrum Formula free form and peptide bond amino acids derived entirely from the 100% natural enzymatic digest of complete whey protein and egg albumin. Ultimate Nutrition incorporates the highest quality standards in manufacturing, packaging, and sourcing raw materials to insure you the consumer, the finest sport supplements available. The enzymatic digest yields an Amino Nitrogen of 2.2 and Total Nitrogen of 14.2. This product contains only naturally occurring amino acids.

Ingredients: 1000mg of Pharmaceutical Grad Amino Acids Derived From the 100% Natural Enzymatic Digest of the Two Highest Quality Proteins Available: Complete Whey Protein (contains all the whey protein fractions such as alpha lactalbumin, beta lactoglobulin immunoglobulin, serum albumin and proteose peptone) and Egg Albumin

Amino Gold 1000 mg., 250 tabs, Ultimate Nutrition

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do All Amino Acids Need To Be taken in The Same Amounts?

No. Different amino acids should be taken in different amounts. This depends upon the relative natural abundance of each amino acid in the body and amount required for incorporation in proteins. Ultimate Nutrition's Amino Gold has amino acids in the exact amounts that the body needs for optimal function.

How Well Are Amino Acids Absorbed?

Amino acids are efficiently absorbed and transported into the intestines. True, there is intense competition among various amino acids for intestinal uptake, since amino acids use the same transporters to ferry them across the intestinal wall. If sufficient amounts of the necessary amino acids are available for absorption, they are taken up in the correct ratios to serve the metabolic needs of the body.

Do Amino Acids Cross The Blood Brain Barrier?

Yes! Amino acids cross the blood brain barrier using transporters similar to those employed in intestinal absorption. The brain cells use the same amino acids as those other tissues of the body. For example, the amino acid tryptophan is converted to the neurotransmitter serotonin, which controls many different functions of the brain.

If the Body Produces Peptides, Why Are Amino Acids Necessary?

The body does produce certain peptides, such as di-, tri- and tetra-peptides (containing two, three and four amino acids, respectively), but they are a byproduct of the digestive process or the breakdown of food in the body. As such, these peptides are not available for incorporation into the proteins and, therefore, do not serve as building blocks.