Gods Rage

Berserk EAA Powder

  • ✓ 11 g EAAs per serving
  • ✓ With 500 mg coconut water powder
  • ✓ 3 g leucine per serving
€29,90 €26,61
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Berserk EAA from Gods Rage provides all 9 essential amino acids in a compact 15 g serving with 11 g of pure EAA content. The special thing about this formula: In addition to the complete amino acid profile with 3 g of leucine and a total of 6 g of BCAAs, the product contains coconut water powder and sea salt as an electrolyte component. Developed for athletes who not only want to support their muscles during training, but also their fluid balance.

The most important facts at a glance:

  • 11 g EAAs per 15 g serving with all 9 essential amino acids including histidine
  • 3 g leucine and a total of 6 g BCAAs per serving
  • Hydration support with 500 mg coconut water powder and sea salt
  • 100% vegan and colorant-free with natural coloring foods
  • Made in Germany
  • Available in four flavors: Cherry, Sour Worms, Sour Apple Rings and Black.Red.Gold.

Nutritional tableper 15 gper 100 g
energy217 kJ1279 kJ
Energy (kcal)51 kcal300 kcal
fat<0,1 g0,4 g
of which saturated fatty acids<0,1 g<0,1 g
Carbohydrates1,7 g10,2 g
thereof sugar0,7 g4,3 g
Dietary fiber<0,1 g0,1 g
Protein8,8 g51,6 g
Salt (sodium*2.5)0,48 g2,82 g
EAA Support:
L-Leucine3000 mg19980 mg
L-lysine1500 mg9990 mg
L-isoleucine1500 mg9990 mg
L-valine1500 mg9990 mg
L-threonine1100 mg7326 mg
L-Phenylalanine1000 mg6660 mg
L-histidine500 mg3330 mg
L-tryptophan500 mg3330 mg
L-methionine400 mg2664 mg
Hydration Support:
Coconut water powder500 mg3330 mg
Ingredients:
L-leucine, acidifier: citric acid; L-lysine hydrochloride, L-isoleucine, L-valine, L-threonine, L-phenylalanine, flavoring, L-histidine hydrochloride, L-tryptophan, emulsifier: Lecithins (sunflower), sea salt, coconut water powder, maltodextrin, coloring food: beet juice powder, beet extract, safflower extract; L-methionine, sweeteners: acesulfame-K, sucralose.

Krieger, whenever you want to supply your muscles with amino acids, stir 15 g of powder (two level measuring spoons) into 500 ml of water and drink it.

Hersteller / Distributor

Gods Rage Europe, London / United Kingdom

Nero Labs BV, Postbus 278, 5900AG Venlo, The Netherlands

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Complete EAA Profile with an Increased BCAA Share

Berserk EAA contains all 9 essential amino acids that the body cannot produce on its own. Many EAA products on the market work with only 8 amino acids, since histidine was long mistakenly classified as semi-essential. Gods Rage goes with the complete spectrum here. The leucine content is deliberately high at 3 g per serving, as research considers leucine the most important trigger of muscle protein synthesis. Together with isoleucine (1.5 g) and valine (1.5 g), this results in a BCAA share of 6 g, complemented by lysine (1.5 g), threonine (1.1 g), phenylalanine (1 g), histidine (500 mg), tryptophan (500 mg), and methionine (400 mg).

Hydration Support with Coconut Water Powder

Even mild dehydration during training can noticeably limit performance. That is why Berserk EAA relies on 500 mg of coconut water powder and sea salt as an electrolyte source. Coconut water naturally contains minerals such as potassium and sodium, which are lost through sweat. Combined with 500 ml of water, this creates an intra-workout drink that delivers amino acids and electrolytes at the same time.

Recommended Use

The manufacturer recommends dissolving 15 g of powder (two level scoops) in 500 ml of water and drinking it during your workout. The small serving size of just 15 g makes dosing easy and ensures a pleasant drinking experience without a heavy stomach.

Gigas Nutrition tip: If you want to expand your intra-workout setup, you can combine Berserk EAA with a Cluster Dextrin. That way, amino acids and quickly available carbohydrates are taken in at the same time. Check out our Cluster Dextrin by GN Laboratories.

Frequently asked questions about Berserk EAA Powder

Are the Gods Rage Berserk EAA vegan?
Yes, the product is 100% vegan. Instead of artificial colorants, natural coloring foods such as beet juice powder and safflower extract are used.

How does Berserk EAA differ from a BCAA product?
BCAAs only contain 3 amino acids (leucine, isoleucine, valine). Berserk EAAs, on the other hand, provide all 9 essential amino acids that the body needs for muscle protein synthesis. A complete EAA product is therefore the more comprehensive choice.

Which flavor is the most popular?
The Cherry and Sour Apple Rings are among the best-selling varieties.

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