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Amino Acid Supplements Evolved: The Science Behind High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA)

Amino Acid Supplements Evolved: The Science Behind High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA)

At InnovAAte, our research has redefined what amino acid supplementation can achieve. Through decades of scientific investigation, we identified six High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA) — histidine, glycine, serine, lysine, aspartic acid, and ornithine — that the body loses in large amounts through sweat and metabolism.

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Why “Amino Acid Supplements” are about so much more than muscle-protein

Why “Amino Acid Supplements” are about so much more than muscle-protein

High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA) don’t just build protein — they sustain, optimise and repair your metabolic engine.

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HDAA vs BCAA: The Future of Amino Acid Supplements

HDAA vs BCAA: The Future of Amino Acid Supplements

For years, BCAA (Branched-Chain Amino Acids) have dominated the world of amino acid supplements — marketed as the ultimate muscle recovery supplement to restore muscle proteins. But what if the science shows there’s much more to performance and recovery than...

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Amino Acid Supplements: Why High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA) Are Critical for Active Women Over 40

Amino Acid Supplements: Why High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA) Are Critical for Active Women Over 40

As women reach their 40s, energy levels, recovery time, and overall resilience can begin to shift. Hormonal changes, increased sweating, and metabolic slowdown make it harder to stay active and feel strong.

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Why Protein Shakes Aren’t Enough: The Critical Role of High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA) in Exercise and Recovery

Why Protein Shakes Aren’t Enough: The Critical Role of High-Demand Amino Acids (HDAA) in Exercise and Recovery

When it comes to fuelling exercise and speeding recovery, most athletes reach for protein shakes. They’ve become the go-to solution for muscle repair and performance support. But here's the truth: protein shakes alone are not enough—especially during and immediately after intense physical activity.

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