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AKG Fuel contains a synergistic combination of AKG (Alpha-Ketoglutaric Acid) and glutamine which help support muscle glutamine. Glutamine is the most abundant free amino acid in skeletal muscle.
AKG Fuel also contains magnesium (from magnesium alpha-ketoglutarate). A recent study suggests that supplementation of magnesium improves strength.
AKG Fuel contains 1250mg of Alpha-Ketoglutaric Acid, 1000mg of L-Glutamine, and 210mg of Magnesium per 3 capsule serving.
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Evan of New Jersey, USA writes:
I'm a 5'7 140 pound freshman. I've been working out for about 2 years and so I got pretty big. recently I tried taking AKG for recovery and to try to get some gains... I lifted for a period of 3 months and took AKG for a period of 10 days and gained 5 pounds of muscle. I took this supplement because its very inexpensive. The brand I use is Twinlab. In my opinion this supplement is worth the money, it made my energy level go up during work outs and definitely made my strength go up. The only side affect I got from it was I ran out of AKG and therefore my immune system weakened so I got a cold.... but then again that's my fault for just suddenly stopping to take it. I've been thinking about taking some ZMA supplements and stacking it with cell tech.
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