Flavored essential amino acids - Discover Evoeaa's
Evoeaa’s from SportSeries is a flavored dietary supplement based on essential amino acids (EAAs), with sweetener.
Our essential amino acids have been developed with plant-based fermentation raw materials (not from animal tissues) and with incredible unique flavor developments to reduce the natural bitterness that comes with amino acids. The result: instant dissolution, balanced and delicious flavors, and a vegan formula that easily fits into your daily routine.
Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins; and proteins contribute to the maintenance and increase of muscle mass.
Why Evoeaa's is different
Plant-based fermentation: quality, sustainability, and compatibility
Our EAAs come from controlled fermentation processes, making them compatible with all lifestyles and ethical stances thanks to the absence of animal sources. If you follow a vegan diet or just prefer animal-free options, here’s a fully equivalent alternative in terms of functional quality to animal-derived amino acids.
HSN flavour system: less bitterness, better taste
We balance the flavorless essential amino acid base with our unique flavor system specifically created to mitigate the natural bitterness of amino acids. This way, you can enjoy taking EAAs just with cold water, without any added ingredients to mask their natural taste.
What each serving of Evoeaa's gives you
One dose of Evoeaa's provides a complete essential amino acid profile with easy dissolution and a delicious flavor for everyday use. No added sugars.
A vegan essentials formula designed to fit comfortably and naturally into your daily routine.
Not sure? We’ll show you!
To help you understand what a “complete essential amino acid profile” means in practice, here’s a comparison between the composition of a standard chicken breast and Evoeaa’s per 100 g of product:
| Amino acids | Chicken breast composition (mg/100 g) | Evoeaa's composition (mg/100 g) |
| Histidine | 717 | 2193 |
| Isoleucine | 1219 | 8533 |
| Leucine | 1732 | 27314 |
| Lysine | 1962 | 13937 |
| Methionine | 639 | 2133 |
| Phenylalanine | 916 | 2133 |
| Threonine | 975 | 8533 |
| Tryptophan | 270 | 2133 |
| Valine | 1145 | 8533 |
| TOTAL | 100 g chicken = 9,5 g essential amino acids | 12,6 g Evoeaa's = 9,5 g essential amino acids |
Practical conclusion: with 12,6 g of Evoeaa’s you get the 9,5 g of EAAs found in 100 g of chicken breast. A handy fact if you follow a plant-based diet or need to control amino acid intake when fullness is an issue during bulking phases.
Flavors you’ll want to repeat
We’ve developed flavors for our essential amino acids that work great both solo, just mixed with water, and combined with other products in functional blends: enjoy fruity, extra-refreshing options so you can look forward to taking your amino acids every day without getting tired of the taste, unlike amino acids from other brands.
How to fit it into your daily routine?
- Before training: They’re perfect as a stimulant-free pre-workout if you train in the morning, fasted, or if you’re doing cardio and don’t want to train on an empty stomach. You can combine it with caffeine.
- During training: One of the classic ways to use essential amino acids, especially in long sessions or hot conditions. Mix Evoeaa’s with electrolytes or carbohydrates.
- After training: Combine them with an unflavored hydrolyzed clear protein and creatine to finish your workout the best way possible.
- In plant-based cooking: Add Evoeaa’s to fruit smoothies or juices to boost the amino acid profile of preparations that typically lack complete proteins.
What are essential amino acids used for?
Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. And proteins contribute to the maintenance and increase of muscle mass.
Essential amino acids are widely used by athletes as peri-workout supplements throughout the season, especially during cutting phases.
Who is it for?
For anyone looking for a vegan option with no added sugars that fits any stage of preparation, training plan, or diet. Also for those tired of bitter-tasting amino acids and seeking a superior experience that helps maintain consistency in amino acid use.
What could Evoeaa's be combined with?
If you train strength, creatine is a classic staple. For endurance, consider Evoendurance or simply carbohydrates like maltodextrin.
You can actually use Evoeaa's with any dietary supplement, since essential amino acids have no usage incompatibilities or contraindications when combined with any product or compound.
Common questions about EAAs
Why use EAAs if I already take protein?
Because the powdered essential amino acid format is easy to adjust thanks to its versatility: you can use it during training, and since they are free amino acids, they don’t cause digestive load and allow you to prepare light combos without needing a full shake.
Where do the amino acids come from?
From plant-based fermentation. We don’t use animal-derived raw materials, so they’re suitable for vegan diets.
Do they contain sugar?
No. Evoeaa's is free of sugar, making it easy to use in cutting plans or when you need to control your overall calorie or sugar intake.
What’s the difference between EAAs and BCAAs?
BCAAs (leucine, isoleucine, and valine) are only three of the nine essential amino acids. EAAs, on the other hand, include these three plus six more (lysine, methionine, threonine, phenylalanine, tryptophan, and histidine), offering a complete profile that’s more adaptable to the general population’s needs. BCAAs have a more specific use for certain athletes with particular requirements.
In short: all BCAAs are EAAs, but not all EAAs are BCAAs.
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