Although study continues, it may be postulated that “enriching” the blood with the Myogence formula of amino acids aids the exercising body in at least three ways. First, readily available substrates in the blood decrease the workload on the liver to otherwise produce them thus reducing caloric energy utilized by the liver during exercise resulting in more caloric energy available for activity.  Second, ready supply of amino acids and polypeptides as delivered by Myogence may facilitate skeletal muscle repair. More rapid skeletal muscle repair may provide greater skeletal muscle availability for strength and stamina related to activity as well as recycling muscle as energy supply. Third, substrates presented by Myogence appear to have a positive impact on cardiovascular performance. Studies have indicated numerous relationships between amino acids and cardiovascular performance. Some more intriguing studies have cited improved stroke volume and vascularization. Theories have been presented referencing positive impact on the “nitrogen puff” exchange and on symbiotic relationship between nutrient substrate availability and smooth muscle similar to that hypothesized related to skeletal muscle.  
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Myogence - Research Study
ENHANCED PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE THROUGH USE OF ENRICHED AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTS
Dudrick, S; Watterson, S; Feste, A; Drummond R

Achieving peak physical performance has been a goal of athletes for self-improvement as well as for competitive purposes. The most effective means for improving performance involves prolonged systematic exercise training. Increases in power and endurance of over 50% have been achieved in previously sedentary individuals through conditioning and adherence to optimal nutritional diets. Another potential means for enhancing performance involves taking supplements or “ergogenic” aids. It has been estimated that these supplemental aids do not usually result in more than a 7% improvement in performance, especially when given to untrained individuals. Serious, well-trained athletes, however, usually maintain their fitness at near their maximum tolerance limits. Why such competitors would want to utilize supplements for any potential benefits these aids might provide to further improve physical performance is, therefore, understandable.A wide variety of commercial supplements are available, but no well designed experiments have been performed to prove that they provide significant benefit to elite athletes. The following study was undertaken to evaluate a popular protein supplement by monitoring power output generated by peak conditioned athletes using a knee extension/flexion exercise machine in a randomized controlled crossover model. Plasma and urine amino acid concentrations were determined and based on amino acid disappearance profiles (reflecting utilization), an enriched protein supplement was formulated that resulted in significantly improved power and endurance for these athletes.

METHODS -- Preliminary
An exercise protocol was established involving alternating knee extensions and flexions using the OMITRONR apparatus. Participants were asked to use maximum effort with each motion. The resistance was adjusted on the apparatus to setting #8 or #9 (consistent per athlete per testings) to allow a complete range of motion so that multiple repetitions could be performed. VO2 max was 60%-70%, indicating exercise of moderate intensity. The set number of repetitions followed by a rest period constituted on cycle. Multiple cycles were repeated for the exercise testing. Power output was recorded for each extension and flexion. The apparatus was calibrated prior to each use. next
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