Perfect Amino Tablets

PERFECT AMINO ® deliver essential amino acids in an optimal ratio for up to 99% utilization, supporting protein synthesis without added calories or breaking a fast. Enhanced with nucleic acid building blocks and rapidly absorbed in approximately 23–30 minutes, they're available in coated or uncoated tablets.*

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• Description

• Nucleic Acid Building Blocks

• For Best Results

• Ingredients

• FAQ

WHAT IS PERFECT AMINO ® ?

PerfectAmino is essential amino acids (the building blocks of protein) in a precise form and ratio that is up to 99% utilized by the body to build new protein, muscle and collagen — but without the caloric impact, and without breaking a fast.

And it's absorbed into the bloodstream within an average of 23-30 minutes.

It is further enhanced with Nucleic Acid Building Blocks (Nucleosides and Nucleotides), what our DNA and RNA are composed of.

This is important as our DNA and RNA are the genetic code and messaging molecules that form and shape our body.

By adding these to PERFECT AMINO ® we optimize its use within the cell in the creation of new protein and muscle, helping to direct the process of protein synthesis and support genetic health and performance.

But how does PERFECT AMINO ® work? Why is a 99% utilization rate important? And how is this different than other protein sources?

HOW PERFECT AMINO® WORKS

It's widely known that whole eggs are a superior protein source to meats. And that both whole eggs and meats are superior to protein powders such as whey, pea, soy and collagen.

But why is this?

It has to do with their amino acid profiles as a protein.

Our body doesn't get protein from protein. We don't build muscle out of whey protein or meat proteins or soy proteins.

Instead, our body breaks these down into the building blocks that form them — the amino acids.

It then takes the essential amino acids from these and builds completely new proteins in the forms that the human body needs.

But the human body requires all of the essential amino acids and it needs them in a precise ratio one to another in order to make new protein.

If there is an excess of one or more, this excess can't be used to synthesize new protein. Or if there is less of one needed for the overall ratio, this pulls down the amount of each of the others that can be used.