Mass Recovery Drinks by ABB
| 1 Case of 24 Bottles |
$60.99 2/$120.99 |
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$6.99 plus 1.00 per item for all orders(up to 5lb)
$8.99 plus 1.00 per item for orders (6-10lb)
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Mass Recovery takes post-workout muscle repair
No more guesswork as to what your muscles are craving after or between workouts.
each incredible tasting, fruit-flavored mass recovery provides a precise
combination of mass building and muscle repairing macro- and micronutrients
for serious results - 35g 100% Pure Whey Protein Isolate, 60g Total Carbs,
Only 6g sugar, 200mcg Chromium, 380 Calories and absolutely NO Aspartame...for
ADVANCED RECOVERY NUTRITION.
Whey Protein Isolate (WPI) is THE PUREST FORM OF WHEY PROTEIN extraction,
yielding at least 90% pure whey and less of what you don't want from a
protein source - sugar, lactose, carbs and fat. To put that into perspective,
Whey Protein Concentrates yield only about 70% whey, with the remainder
of its volume coming from the aforementioned other sources (i.e. carbs
and fat). WPIs also contain a high level of the branched chain amino acids
(BCAAS), LEUCINE, ISOLEUCINE and VALINE, as well as other ESSENTIAL AND
NON-ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS, not to mention VITAL PROTEIN FRACTIONS such
as LACTOFERRIN, IMMUNOGLOBULINS and GLYCOMACROPEPTIDES. The high BCAA concentration
is important because they play such a critical role in STIMULATING PROTEIN
SYNTHESIS and INHIBITING PROTEIN CATABOLISM, by way of metabolic as well
as hormonal functions.
Whey protein is derived from milk (about 20% of the protein in milk is
whey; 80% is casein), and has a high solubility, which enables it to be
ABSORBED MORE RAPIDLY THAN OTHER FORMS OF PROTEIN such as casein or soy.
The fast uptake of whey make it AN IDEAL PROTEIN SOURCE FOR IMMEDIATELY
AFTER TRAINING when rapid amino acid influx into muscle is at its greatest
level for QUICK RECOVERY. Also, if you're adhering to the dietary regimen
of eating every 2-3 hours, faster absorbing proteins, such as whey, could
prove more beneficial than consuming slower absorbing protein supplements.
Aside from protein's obvious ANABOLIC BENEFITS, whey, specifically, is
also higher in cysteine than other forms of protein (whey protein contains
about 2.0%-2.5% cysteine, whereas casein contains only about 0.3% cysteine).
Cysteine being the rate-limiting precursor to the POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT
glutathione. Research continues to surface about glutathione's strong role
in IMMUNE FUNCTION as well as the maintenance of the structural and functional
integrity of muscle.
Other than protein, CARBOHYDRATES ARE ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL FOR MUSCLE
RECOVERY from intense weight training and exercise. Your muscles hold about
300g of glycogen (stored form of carbs) for immediate energy needs, whereas
your liver stores an additional 90g for reserves. You also have about 30g
present in your blood (called glucose), at any given time. The real benefit
of carbs are their quick conversion and use for immediate, high-intensity
energy needs lasting greater than about 30 seconds, such as during weight
training. As carbs are converted into adenosine triphosphate (ATP, or energy)
for muscular contractions, your body immediately tries to refuel those
intra-cellular supplies by pulling glucose into the muscle. THE HARDER
AND LONGER YOU TRAIN, THE MORE DEPLETED YOUR MUSCLES AND OTHER RESERVES
CAN BECOME. It's for this reason the immediate, post-workout window of
opportunity is so critical for adding EXTRA MASS. Your muscle cells are
literally ''primed'' for accepting a surplus of glucose. Your muscles will
first restore baseline glycogen stores, but can then over-compensate by
drawing-in even more glycogen than before if intensity levels and muscle
damage are beyond previously experienced levels. This is the CELL VOLUMIZING
effect that you hear so much about. In fact, long-term structural muscle
hypertrophy (MUSCLE GROWTH) is believed to be, in part, caused by this
cell volumizing effect.
And because many of today's bodybuilders try feverishly to avoid simple
sugars, and instead replace post-workout carbohydrate recovery with longer
chain polysaccharides, Mass Recovery is formulated with only 6g of the
fructose-derived monosaccharides. This may go against the textbook mentality
that teaches loads of sugar are necessary for AN EFFECTIVE INSULIN RESPONSE,
however new literature shows otherwise. For example, WHEN CARBOHYDRATES
ARE CONSUMED IN THE PRESENCE OF PROTEIN, GLYCOGEN RECOVERY IS ACTUALLY
IMPROVED BEYOND THAT OF CARBOHYDRATES ALONE. Even when provided in equivocal
doses. Additionally, BCAAS, BY THEMSELVES, HAVE BEEN SHOWN TO AID MUSCLE
GLYCOGEN RECOVERY WHEN CONSUMED IMMEDIATELY POST-WORKOUT. Therefore, why
include the extra sugar if it isn't absolutely necessary.
Chromium, an essential trace mineral, is included to help further promote
insulin receptor function during the immediate post-workout window. Chromium
is believed to maintain insulin sensitivity through an intracellular pathway
that centers around chromodulin, a chromium-binding peptide that binds
with the insulin receptor. Chromium can become depleted during intense
exercise and inadequate dietary intake, potentially blunting proper carbohydrate
metabolism.
And because Mass Recovery is in a ready-to-drink form, you get the added
benefit of FAST ABSORPTION and ULTIMATE CONVENIENCE when time is critical
and growth is on the line. In fact, CONSUMING A MASS RECOVERY IMMEDIATELY
AFTER A WORKOUT, INSTEAD OF WAITING UNTIL YOU GET HOME, COULD POTENTIALLY
HELP INCREASE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS BY AS MUCH AS 12% according to a recent
study published in the American Journal of Physiology: Endocrinology and
Metabolism (Levenhagen, D.K., et al. 2001).
Mass Recovery Drinks Directions
For Post-Workout Recovery, begin drinking one (1) bottle
of Mass Recovery immediately upon completing a workout.
For Daily Protein Nutrition, drink one (1) bottle of
Mass Recovery 1 to 2 times per day to support protein and calorie needs.
To aid absorption, consume slowly, allowing yourself approximately fifteen
(15) minutes to complete each bottle.
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