New Roots Amino-Mix 240 Tablets
- Amino Mix Amino-Mix serves as a valuable natural amino acid source, constituting the fundamental building blocks of life
- New Roots Herbal’s Amino-?Mix is crafted from 100% pure pharmaceutical-grade lactalbumine hydrolysate to maximize protein utilization
- Each tablet offers an optimal blend of free-form di- and tripeptide amino acids
- Amino-?Mix represents a scientifically balanced reservoir of both essential and nonessential amino acids
- For effective synergy, Amino-?Mix should be complemented with a comprehensive multivitamin, such as New Roots Herbal’s Multi-?Max or Multi-?Max Immune, as amino acids rely on vitamins and minerals for their functionality
- Amino acids, the organic molecules forming the foundational components of proteins, undergo hydrolyzation during digestion
- Proteins transition from polypeptides to smaller oligopeptides, then to dipeptides or tripeptides—comprising two or three links of specific amino acids known as free-form amino acids—ultimately entering the bloodstream
- Amino acids constitute the most basic building blocks of proteins, with around 20 discussed in the context of body function
- Of these, eight (or some argue 10) are essential, necessitating external intake due to the body's inability to produce them and its reliance on them for survival
- The essential amino acids include leucine, isoleucine, valine, methionine, lysine, threonine, phenylalanine, and tryptophan
- The first three are often referred to as "branched-chain amino acids," crucial for supplying about 70% of the body's nitrogen needs
- Studies reveal that a shortage of branched-chain amino acids, coupled with increased physical demands, may lead to muscle tissue cannibalization to meet the body's nitrogen requirements
- Free-form amino acids, consisting of high-grade individual amino acids, require no digestion and directly enter the bloodstream, providing amino acids for tissue repair and muscle hypertrophy
- In the human body, amino acids not only build voluntary skeletal muscle tissue but also form the basis of involuntary muscles like the Cardio Health
- Each amino acid has a specific function, ranging from transporting triglycerides into cells for energy to stimulating Development hormone secretion from the pituitary, vital for developing lean muscle tissue and mobilizing fatty acids
- One current area of debate revolves around capsule absorption versus the value of using tablets
- In the past, capsules had a quicker entry time into the system, but due to advances in tabulating technology employing magnesium stearate, modern tablets can dissolve faster than capsules