Beta Alanine-SR

Beta alanine, an amino acid, plays an integral role in muscle health and endurance.* Beta alanine enables the body to produce carnosine, which is stored in muscle. Carnosine buffers the pH of muscle tissue so it produces energy efficiently without excessive lactic acid buildup, which can cause fatigue and soreness.*

Beta alanine is not just for athletes. Beta alanine muscle content also decreases with age. This, combined with powerful antioxidant support, makes Beta Alanine-SR a great option for aging individuals who wish to support muscle health and longevity.*

The best food sources of beta alanine are animal protein like meat and fish. Because the best food sources of beta alanine are animal protein, like meat and fish, individuals who are vegetarian or follow a mostly plant-based diet have less carnosine in their muscles compared to individuals who eat more animal protein.

Benefits of Beta Alanine-SR:

• Train harder and longer by supporting muscle health and output*
• Optimize training by increasing perceived time-to-exhaustion*
• Clinically studied for benefiting athletic performance*
• Supports muscle pH to resist fatigue and delayed onset muscle soreness*
• Antioxidant effect protects tissues from oxidative stress and free radical damage*

Who can benefit:

• Athletes and fitness enthusiasts wanting to optimize their training*
• Aging individuals wanting to optimize and maintain muscle mass*
• Individuals wanting to limit animal protein in their diet

Features of Thorne’s Beta Alanine-SR:

• Formulated for optimal absorption
• PureTab® sustained-release delivery system for the benefits without the tingle
• NSF Certified for Sport®

Because an athlete needs to know that his or her supplements are trustworthy and compliant, every batch of an NSF Certified for Sport® product is tested for compliance with label claims and to ensure the absence of more than 200 substances banned by many major athletic organizations, including stimulants, narcotics, steroids, diuretics, beta-2 agonists, and masking agents.