MAXLER BCAA+Glutamine

BCAAs and glutamine in one flavoured powder.

  • 6 g BCAAs per 10 g serving
  • 3 g L-glutamine per serving
  • 30 servings in 300 g
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Description

Dual power of Glutamine and BCAA for recovery

  • increases protein synthesis
  • prevents catabolic state
  • accelerates muscle recovery

One of the key stages in any active person’s routine is recovery from exercise. It ensures that your muscles get the time to restore their glycogen stores and address any damage caused by exercise. To give your muscles a hand, consider trying Maxler BCAA plus Glutamine powder after your workouts.

What are BCAAs?

Branched chain amino acids, BCAAs, are three amino acids that our body requires, but cannot synthesize. They boost musclebuilding and help our cells take in glucose from the blood, fueling the muscles. These are great for recovering from endurance and strength training and make you feel less tired after working out.

What is Glutamine?

Glutamine is another amino acid. White blood cells use it as a fuel source, and it maintains the integrity of our intestinal lining. We also use a lot of glutamine when we exercise, so it’s important to replenish it.

Glutamine is a particularly good amino acid for recovery, as it:

  • Lessens inflammation that occurs due to muscle damage;
  • Decreases feelings of tiredness;
  • Reduces soreness and loss of strength.

Why combine them?

During exercise, the body may run into a situation where it cannot make enough glutamine to keep up with the need for it. Therefore, it can start using BCAAs to make glutamine. Having glutamine in the supplement allows the body to use the BCAAs for musclebuilding and recovery instead of simply as a building block for glutamine.

For those who would like to recover quicker, BCAA plus Glutamine can be an overlooked option with plenty of overall benefits.

Useful apart, but stronger together

BCAAs and glutamine are highly effective independently, participating in musclebuilding in their own way. During periods of stress, like workouts and dieting, the need for glutamine increases and the body cannot make the sufficient amount. With BCAAs being essential (not synthesized in the body), supplementing those 4 amino acids provides the body with much needed support.

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A closer look at BCAA+Glutamine

Each 10 g scoop combines 6 g BCAAs with 3 g L-glutamine. The 300 g can contains 30 servings.

10 g
Serving size
30
servings per pack

The formula

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What is inside BCAA+Glutamine?

The BCAA blend provides 3 g leucine, 1.5 g isoleucine and 1.5 g valine per serving, alongside 3 g glutamine. Flavour-specific ingredients vary.

BCAA blend

6 g per serving in a 2:1:1 ratio.

L-Glutamine

3 g per 10 g serving.

Nutrition & ingredients

Watermelon · 300 g can · 10 g

Nutrition & ingredients
Nutrient Per 100 g Per serving
Energy 124 kJ (29 kcal) 12 kJ (3 kcal)
Fat 0 g 0 g
hereof: saturated fatty acids 0 g 0 g
Carbohydrate 3.8 g 0.38 g
of which sugars <0.5 g <0.1 g
Fibre <0.5 g <0.1 g
Protein 77 g 7.7 g
Salt 0 g 0 g
Amino acid profile /td>
Total BCAA content* 60 g 6 g
L-leucine 30 g 3 g
L-isoleucine 15 g 1.5 g
L-valine 15 g 1.5 g
L-glutamine 30 g 3 g

Nutrition is for the selected variant and the serving shown; it does not define a daily intake.

Ingredients & allergens

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Full ingredient list

Ingredients: L-Leucine, L-Glutamine, L-Isoleucine, L-Valine, acidity regulator (citric acid), flavoring, maltodextrin, sweeteners (sucralose, acesulfame K), emulsifier (sunflower lecithin), color (beetroot red).

Quality across the MAXLER range

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Answers about BCAA+Glutamine, its format and use.

How much glutamine is included?

3 g L-glutamine per 10 g serving.

What is the BCAA ratio?

2:1:1 leucine:isoleucine:valine, supplying 6 g BCAAs in total.

How is it different from BCAA powder?

It adds glutamine and uses a 10 g serving rather than a 7 g serving.

How many servings does a can contain?

The 300 g can lists 30 servings.

Which flavours are listed?

Watermelon, Grapefruit, Orange, Green apple - pear, Lemon tea and Fruit Punch.

How do I prepare BCAA+Glutamine?

Measure one scoop (10 g). Stir into 250 ml of water. Use before or after training, as described in the directions.