Non-active Ingredient

Non-active Ingredient

Non-active Ingredient

Essential amino acids (EAAs) are the nine most important dietary amino acids for humans, as they serve as the critical “building blocks” of skeletal muscle proteins. Without a sufficient amount of all EAAs before, during, and/or after training, muscle protein synthesis cannot proceed at an optimal rate, meaning you won’t build muscle and recover properly [1].

A major advantage of EAAs is that they are rapidly absorbed since they are not bound as peptides, like the amino acids found in dietary protein. This free-form nature means that even 3,000 mg of leucine-rich EAAs can produce a muscle protein synthesis response equal to that of 20 g of whey protein [2].

Every serving of TL Intra is formulated with an above-clinical 6,700-mg dose of all nine EAAs — including a 2:1:1 blend of BCAAs — to ignite muscle protein synthesis and augment performance [3].

• BCAA 2:1:1 (Instantized) - 5000 mg
• L-Lysine HCl - 1065 mg
• L-Threonine - 500 mg
• L-Phenylalanine - 50 mg
• L-Histidine - 50 mg
• L-Tryptophan - 30 mg
• L-Methionine - 5 mg

From a performance standpoint, citrulline malate has long been a staple of pre-workout science and supplementation. We chose citrulline malate over L-arginine due to its better absorption tendencies, higher plasma arginine levels, and because it's been found to:

• Improve strength, aerobic performance, and muscle endurance [1,2]
• Be at least twice as effective as L-arginine supplementation at raising nitric oxide [3]
• Participate in the Krebs Cycle and enhance creatine re-activation between sets (malate in citrulline malate) [4]
• Enhance the use of branch chain amino acids like leucine during exercise [5]*

Taurine is an amino acid that is typically not abundant in the diet. However, it’s gaining traction as an athletic performance enhancer due to its cell-hydrating properties and neuroprotective effects throughout the nervous system. A recent meta-analysis concludes that taurine can significantly enhance stamina, strength, and power capacity during exercise, and it appears to have a range of cognitive benefits as well.[1]

Recently, clinical studies have shown that supplementing with betaine can trigger a significant muscle growth response. This response is independent of testosterone and is significantly advantageous alongside typical supplementation protocols.

• Reduce fatigue when taken before and during weight training [34, 35].
• Enhance phosphocreatine replenishment between sets when creatine is taken daily [36]*.
• Increases total repetitions and volume on the bench press exercise versus placebo [37].
In a recent study, betaine was found to significantly increase IGF-1, while decreasing cortisol in bodybuilding men [38].

Coconut water powder removes the sugary and fatty constituents of coconut water while retaining the essential electrolyte micronutrients, such as magnesium, potassium, phosphorous, and sodium. Research has shown that coconut water can rapidly rehydrate athletes after intense exercise due to its abundant electrolyte profile, making it ideal for intra-workout and post-workout supplementation [4].

The minerals in coconut powder work to hydrate and volumize your muscle cells, thereby reducing the risk of exercise-induced dehydration, muscle cramping, and athletic performance decrements in the gym.

elevATP® is a clinically researched combination of “ancient peat” (fossilized plants) and apple skin extracts. Using innovative biotechnology, elevATP® stimulates your body’s endogenous production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) starting from the very first dose.

Notably, a recent clinical trial of 18 healthy adults found that a single 150 mg dose of elevATP® resulted in a sizable 64% increase of blood ATP concentration compared to placebo within just one hour.[1]

• Boosting blood ATP levels, thereby supporting exercise capacity and reducing fatigue[4],[5]
• Increasing strength and power output during resistance training[2]
• Amplifying anabolic signal transduction in muscle cells, leading to improvements in body composition and lean body mass[3]
• Boosting blood ATP levels, thereby supporting exercise capacity and reducing fatigue[4],[5]