Vital Nutrition
Provides all 9 essential amino acids your body needs daily
Immediately Available
Free-form amino acids for rapid absorption and use
MUSCLE & METABOLIC SUPPORT
Supports muscle repair, recovery, and metabolic health
A NEW WAY TO POWER YOUR PROTEIN
Benefits
Amino Power Powder delivers free-form essential amino acids designed for rapid absorption and immediate use—supporting muscle, metabolism, and recovery without whey, dairy, or sugar. It may support:
- Muscle repair and recovery, especially around workouts
- Maintenance of lean muscle as we age
- Muscle protein synthesis with clinically inspired amino acid ratios
- Metabolic health and daily resilience
- Optimal protein status when dietary protein intake is low
Formulated with all 9 essential amino acids in free form, Amino Power Powder provides fast, efficient amino acid support without adding calories, carbs, or digestive burden—making it easy to stack with meals, workouts, or protein-first nutrition strategies.
IT'S WHAT'S INSIDE THAT COUNTS
Supports muscle repair and maintenance to help you age powerfully and stay strong.
Free-form essential amino acids are rapidly absorbed and easy to use, making them gentler on digestion than amino acids bound in whole proteins.
Naturally sweetened with stevia and made with zero grams of sugar—clean support you can use anytime.
FAQ
What are Amino Acids, and How Many are There?
Amino acids are organic molecules that are the building blocks of all proteins. In humans, when protein is digested, its broken down form transforms them into amino acids.
Specifically, there are 20 amino acids in total, while 9 of these amino acids are considered “essential amino acids.”
What do Amino Acids Do
Amino acids support many bodily functions, and are responsible for many processes, including:
- Protein synthesis
- Energy production
- Immune system support
- Metabolic regulation
- Nutrient transport
What are Essential Amino Acids?
Essential amino acids are amino acids that the body cannot create or produce on its own. In other words, these 9 essential amino acids are only able to be created via an individual’s diet (the other 11 amino acids can be produced within the human body).
The 9 essential amino acids, meanwhile, are histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan, and valine.
What Foods Contain Essential Amino Acids?
Foods containing all 9 essential amino acids are known as “complete proteins.” Some examples of complete proteins include:
- Fish
- Chicken
- Dairy
- Eggs
- Soy
- Quinoa
- Buckwheat
What are the benefits of amino acid supplements?
If taken under the supervision of a primary care physician, amino acid supplements may offer many health benefits. Specifically, amino acid supplements may help support:
- Decreased muscle soreness
- Enhanced muscle growth and generation
- Muscle mass maintenance
- Reduced fatigue
- Weight management support