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The Story Behind AminoWise Powder Supplement

  • Writer: Julie Eskridge ~ Wellspring of Hope
    Julie Eskridge ~ Wellspring of Hope
  • 11 minutes ago
  • 5 min read
I add a scoop of the AminoWise supplement to my Fountain of Young drink after I work out to help my body recover faster and stronger.  ~ Me 
I add a scoop of the AminoWise supplement to my Fountain of Young drink after I work out to help my body recover faster and stronger.  ~ Me 

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AminoWise optimizes workout recovery by aiding muscle building and repair, helping reduce muscle fatigue, and replenishing minerals lost during exercise. 

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AminoWise in a Nutshell:

  • AminoWise targets muscle recovery while enhancing performance.

  • It aids in muscle building and repair and helps to reduce muscle fatigue, while replenishing minerals lost during workout and exercise.

  • It is also a good source of vitamin E and zinc and helps support the production of nitric oxide, which can improve blood flow.

  • Flavored with Lemon and Lime essential oils, it contains no preservatives, synthetic colors or flavors, and no added sugar or artificial sweeteners.

To find out more about this amazing product, click AminoWise_PIP_US.pdf


How Exercise Affects Digestion & Amino Acid Processing

When you exercise, your body shifts its priorities—moving resources away from digestion and toward muscle energy and repair. Here’s how that impacts digestion and amino acid processing:

1️⃣ Slower Digestion During Exercise – Blood flow is directed to your muscles, which can slow digestion. That’s why eating a big meal before a workout isn’t always the best idea!

2️⃣ Increased Protein Breakdown & Absorption Post-Workout – After exercising, your body efficiently absorbs amino acids to repair muscles, reduce soreness, and support recovery.

3️⃣ Faster Metabolism = Better Nutrient Processing – Regular exercise improves gut motility (keeps things moving) and enhances how your body absorbs nutrients, including amino acids.

4️⃣ Amino Acids Fuel Recovery – Exercise depletes muscle proteins, and essential amino acids help rebuild and strengthen tissues. Supplements like AminoWise support hydration, muscle recovery, and performance.

 

 

Gary Young on Amino Acids: Nevada 2002 Lecture

Many of the highly trained scientists in the D. Gary Young Research Institute worked side by side with Gary in the lab and have absorbed his approach, wisdom, and intentions when it comes to developing new products for Young Living. There are over 100 scientists, all over the globe, working to make your tomorrow the best it can be.
Many of the highly trained scientists in the D. Gary Young Research Institute worked side by side with Gary in the lab and have absorbed his approach, wisdom, and intentions when it comes to developing new products for Young Living. There are over 100 scientists, all over the globe, working to make your tomorrow the best it can be.

“I started my research on amino acids back in 1980 because I knew how important amino acids are, and I wanted to create a product that would support our bodies in their overall function. I studied and conducted research to put together the proper ingredients to create this wonderful new product.

 

The Role of Amino Acids

Amino acids start the digestive process, which is activated by pepsin. You have to have pepsin in the stomach with hydrochloric acid to convert protein into what we call peptides.

If you don't have that conversion right in the stomach, then the protein begins to ferment. This is why so many people have digestive problems because the pepsin and the hydrochloric levels are so low in the stomach.

 

In proper digestion, when food goes into the stomach, pepsin and hydrochloric acid convert the food to peptides, which then go to the small intestine, where the pancreas introduces the enzyme called trypsin. Trypsin converts the peptide to erepsin, and erepsin becomes an amino acid that builds tissue, hair, hormones, and acids in other specific functions of the body.

 

If you don't have that conversion, you won't have amino acids, 

and then nothing else in your body is going to work to maintain health, 

then degeneration of the body begins.

 

Amino acids are the building blocks of the human body for facilitating the conversion and the utilization of proteins properly in the tissues. Unfortunately, we don't have adequate amino acids in our body because we are not getting them from the foods we are eating.

 

The “Dirt” on Our Soil

Once upon a time, our soil was rich, vibrant, and packed with minerals that fueled our food with essential nutrients. But thanks to modern farming practices, overuse of chemicals, and soil depletion, the nutritional value of our food has dramatically declined.

 

You’d have to eat 8 oranges today to get the same vitamin A as 1 orange in the 1950s! 

 

In 1980, we researched spinach taken from three famous manufacturers who processed and packaged spinach. The spinach had zero iron content, so where are you getting your iron? Cauliflower is the highest source of natural calcium in the vegetable family, but in 1980 there was zero calcium in the cauliflower.

 

So where are you getting the minerals and nutrients that you need to support your body? Where are you going to get the amino acids 

that are supposed to be in your food?

 

How much good nutrition are you getting from eating beef? Are you eating meat that is full of steroids, chemicals, and hormones? Do you think that you're getting something wholesome when you sit at the restaurant and eat that 2-inch-thick steak?

 

So much of what we eat is dead, nutrition-less food, so we have to be careful and look to see how we can get the nutrition we need and balance our bodies. AminoWise gives us that profile of amino acids. It gives us the profile of electrolytes.

 

One of the primary amino acids that is so important for building the body is creatine, but it also takes glutamine, alanine, taurine, and arginine to facilitate muscle development and strength and prevent muscle deterioration. Are you getting these from your food source?

 

Amino acids are so absolutely important for overall maintenance.

 

If we are protein deficient, our immune system is going to be dysfunctional because every cell in the human body operates from protein. You cannot build cells in the human body with carbohydrates and fats. (Actually, you can build fat cells from fats and carbohydrates, but I'm talking about healthy tissue cells.) You have to have amino acids to build healthy cells.

 

You also have to have electrolyte minerals, calcium, potassium, and magnesium because if your electrolytes are out of balance, you're not going to hold the amino acids to pull the protein in to build muscle.

 

So much of the food we eat is dead food, nutrition-less food, so we have to be careful and look to see how we can get the nutrition we need and balance our bodies. AminoWise gives us that profile of amino acids. It gives us the profile of electrolytes.

 

The Chinese people who have longevity eat between 5 and 10 grams of wolfberries per day, so I added 15 grams of wolfberry per serving. Chinese wolfberry promotes longevity and has 18 amino acids of its own, which helps with the absorption of the rest of the amino acids.

 

The Lemon and Lime essential oils facilitate the pathways of getting the nutrients transported into the mitochondria to increase the ATP action and to assist in the protein synthesis for the replication of the DNA and play a major role in getting the hormones into the receptor sites.

 

This is truly a marvelous product that will benefit everyone who takes it.” - Gary Young

 

𝐃𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬: Mix 1 scoop with 8 ounces of water and consume during or after exercise. Take one to two heaping scoop(s) daily with water. For additional flavor, mix with NingXia Red, rice or almond milk. To build strength and muscle, take one scoop before your workout and a scoop after your workout. 


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