BSc Body Science NitroVol - 4kg

AVAILABLE SIZES: 1.75kg Now Only: $69.99 RRP: $94.99 YOU SAVE: $15.00 Servings per container: 21 Cost per Gram: $0.039 | Cost per Serve: $3.33 View Here 4kg Now Only: $139.99 RRP: $184.99 YOU SAVE: $45.00 Servings per container: 50 Cost per Gram: $0.034 | Cost per Serve: $2.79 View Here SUPPLEMENT INFORMATION NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION   Avg Qty Per Serve (80g) Avg Qty Per 100g Energy 1200kj 1500kj Providing Calories 286Cal 358Cal Protein 35.6g 44.5g Fat, total 1.5g 1.9g Saturated 1.0g 1.2g Carbohydrates 36.2g 45.3g Sugars 19.9g 24.9g Glucose 8.3g 10.3g Lactose 9.7g 12.1g Sodium 108mg 135mg Potassium 537.1mg 671.4mg Dietary Fibre 0.3g 0.4g Gluten 0g 0g Glutamine 6968mg 8710mg Creatine 3000mg 3750mg Glycine 1683mg 2104mg Taurine 1000mg 1250mg INGREDIENTS Whey Protein Concentrate, Maltodextrin, Non Fat Milk Solids, Glutamine, Flavour, Creatine, Dextrose (maize based), Glycine, Taurine, Intense Sweetener (954, 952). DIRECTIONS FOR USE Add 80 grams (4 scoops) into shaker or blender. Add 400mls of water, juice or non fat milk. No artificial colours. No added Sucrose or Fructose. Wheat / Gluten free. This product is not a sole source of nutrition and should be used in conjunction with an appropriate physical training or exercise program. Not suitable for children under 15 years of age or pregnant women. Should only be used under medical or dietic supervision. STORAGE OF PRODUCT Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, Under 30°C.

BSc Body Science NitroVol

Glutamine,Creatine, Arginine Advanced weight gain proprietary blend of WPC & low glycemic index carbohydrate plus 3g Cratine and 7g L-Glutamine per serve.
3g HPLC tested micronised Creatine (per serve.)
7g L-Glutamine (per serve) United States Pharmacopeia (USP) 27.
High protein.
Low GI carbohydrate.

BSc BodyScience NitroVol is a combination of supplements including:

Creatine: Increases cellular hydration via its ability to increase intracellular volume (Bemben et al., 2002). This is believed to be an anabolic signal, which may promote protein synthesis (Haussinger et al., 1993).

Glutamine: The provision of supplementary glutamine may spare muscle protein in the case of inadequate dietary intake (Antonio et al., 1999). Glutamine may also increase the cellular hydration status (Antonio et al., 1999), which may be an anabolic signal (Haussinger et al., 1993).

Carbohydrates: Research has indicated that that resistance exercise can elicit a considerable glycogenolytic effect, which can lead to fatigue and strength loss (Conley, 1996). Carbohydrates may therefore be of benefit to replenish and assist in the maintenance of muscle glycogen stores (Haff et al., 2003).

Protein Blend: Proteins can be broadly classified as either fast or slow depending on how quickly they are absorbed (Boirie, 1997). Prior to and immediately following exercise it may be beneficial to ingest protein sources that are rapidly absorbed and provide the muscle with amino acids to stimulate protein synthesis. However, a slow protein source may be beneficial to ensure the maintenance of blood amino acids in the hours after exercise and promote an anticatabolic environment. NitroVol contains a protein blend designed to achieve both these.