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15.87-Oz Dymatize All9 Amino Supplement (Juicy Watermelon)
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Amazon has 15.87-Oz Dymatize All9 Amino Supplement (Juicy Watermelon) on sale for $32.17 - 50% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.47 > now $15.90. Shipping is free.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 15.87-Oz Dymatize All9 Amino Supplement for Recovery & Optimal Muscle Protein Synthesis (Juicy Watermelon) on sale for $32.94 - 50% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.82. -Now $15.90 Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (depending upon location).
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Give Feedback Model: Dymatize All9 Amino, 7.2g of BCAAs, 10g of Full Spectrum Essential Amino Acids Per Serving for Recovery and Optimal Muscle Protein Synthesis, Juicy Watermelon, 30 Servings, 15.87 Ounce
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Pretty much protein and creatine are the only supplements that do anything. Everything else is just around if you don't get it in your diet (B vitamins for vegetarians, Omega 3's for people that don't eat fish, fiber and basic vitamins for people that don't eat enough vegetables, etc).
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If you're already on a high protein diet, they won't do much.
My 2 cents is that BCAAs are pretty overhyped in general, they are supposed to aid in recovery and healing muscle fibers. Realistically, EAAs are even better than BCAAs in effectiveness but are less marketable. A full range amino acid profile is gonna be better than an isolated blend of branched chain. This product seems to be EAAs so combined with a whey isolate supplement and good exercise/diet habits, they are definitely something you want to include in your regimen
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Sucralose as well.
Pretty much protein and creatine are the only supplements that do anything. Everything else is just around if you don't get it in your diet (B vitamins for vegetarians, Omega 3's for people that don't eat fish, fiber and basic vitamins for people that don't eat enough vegetables, etc).
Also, I filled my water reservoir up with aminos and Gatorade after the Half Dome hike and I was literally not sore the next day while all my friends were.
Maybe placebo, but cheap enough to try.
I don't like when it has caffeine since I take it after working out in the evenings. This is a good deal for the quality stuff - thanks!