INRC Map 2 X Master Amino Acid Pattern 1000mg - 240 Tablets
INRC Map 2 X Master Amino Acid Pattern 1000mg - 240 Tablets
Product details
INRC Map 2 X delivers the Master Amino Acid Pattern (MAP), a unique blend of essential amino acids in crystalline form designed to support muscle building and athletic performance. Each pack contains 240 tablets to help augment your protein intake and support your training goals.
Key Features
- Contains 240 tablets of MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern
- Helps increase strength and stamina when used with training
- Supports faster recovery when taken before intense training
- Free-form, highly purified crystalline amino acid formula
- Suitable for both amateur and professional athletes
How to Use
For amateur athletes: take 5 to 10 tablets 30 minutes before training. For professional athletes: take 10 tablets 30 minutes before training, plus an additional 10 tablets during the next meal (lunch or dinner). Use in conjunction with daily vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Individual dosage may vary based on nutritional status, age, gender, and intensity and frequency of physical activity.
Who Is It For
INRC Map 2 X is ideal for amateur and professional athletes looking to support muscle building, strength and recovery as part of their training regimen.
Product Details
| Brand | INRC |
|---|---|
| Form | Tablets |
| Size | 240 Tablets |
Frequently asked questions
How many tablets are in each bottle?
Each bottle contains 120 tablets. This pack includes 2 bottles for a total of 240 tablets.
When should I take MAP tablets?
Take MAP 30 minutes before training. Amateur athletes should take 5 to 10 tablets, while professional athletes should take 10 tablets before training and an additional 10 tablets during the next meal.
What is the Master Amino Acid Pattern?
MAP is a dietary protein substitute containing a unique pattern of essential amino acids in highly purified, free, crystalline form, protected by U.S. Patent No. 5,132,113.
Can dosage vary between individuals?
Yes, individual dosage may vary according to nutritional status, age, gender, and the intensity and frequency of physical activity.