DY Nutrition HIT EAA

DY Nutrition HIT EAA is a supplement to ensure you get a premium quality, bioavailable source of the 9 Essential Amino Acids (EAA’s) everybody needs.

The importance and role of the EAA’s isn’t limited to muscle tissue growth and repair as many might assume, far from it. In fact, they are critical to a whole host of other processes such as neurotransmission, glucose uptake into cells to boost energy levels, immune function, enzyme production and oxygen delivery via red blood cells. 

• Promotes muscle growth and repair, increased strength and maximised recovery
• Specifically designed to reduce tiredness and fatigue
• Contributes to normal protein and glycogen metabolism

Our HIT EAA supplement ensures you get a hefty dose of the 9 Essential Amino Acids in a premium quality, bioavailable form.

Often used as an intra-workout supplement, our HIT EAAs can indeed be the perfect supplement to take during your training or feel free to consume it in between meals too.

The importance and role of the EAA’s isn’t limited to muscle tissue growth and repair as many might assume, far from it. In fact, they are critical to a whole host of other processes such as neurotransmission, glucose uptake into cells to boost energy levels, immune function, enzyme production and oxygen delivery via red blood cells. All of which can influence mood, happiness, wellbeing and overall energy levels.

One of the biggest challenges when exercising and lifting weights is getting adequate protein via the diet. In order to get maximum benefit from your protein you would need a ‘complete’ source of protein, meaning it would need to contain all the EAA’s.

There are 20 amino acids involved in protein synthesis. Out of these, there are nine essential types (EAAs) that our body can’t produce, thus requiring a balanced diet and supplementation. The 9 EAA’s include histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan, and valine.

DY Nutrition HIT EAA delivers these vital EAAs, helping your body fulfill a range of essential functions. EAA’s influence an array of bodily functions including those of organs, glands, tendons and arteries, also playing a critical role in wound healing and tissue repair, particularly muscle and bone, but also skin and hair.