MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern, 120 Tablets
MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern, 120 Tablets
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MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern Details
MAP is a dietary protein substitute that provides the MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern, a unique pattern of essential amino acids in a highly purified, free, crystalline form.
MAP is indicated as a safe and effective substitute for dietary proteins.
Clinical studies have shown that the use of MAP during physical activity may substitute dietary proteins or protein supplements in a safer and nutritionally more efficient way to:
- Optimize Body Protein Synthesis (BPS)
- Optimize Muscle Mass
- Optimize Muscle Strength
- Optimize Muscle Endurance
- Provide faster and more effective muscle recovery after physical activity
It has been clinically proven that the use of MAP during physical activity increases muscle mass. This may enable an increase in both muscle strength and endurance.
It has been clinically proven that the use of MAP during physical activity increases muscle strength. This may enable a stronger physical performance.
It has been clinically proven that the use of MAP during physical activity increases muscle endurance. This may enable a longer physical performance.
It has been clinically proven that the use of MAP provides a faster and more effective muscle recovery after physical activity. This may enable physical activity to be resumed sooner, with reduced soreness. This may be due to the combined action of MAP’s unique BPS/min in conjunction with a reduced level of lactic acid (lactate) in the bloodstream.
MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern FAQs
1. Q: What is MAP?
MAP is a dietary protein substitute that contains the MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern® (U.S. Patent No. 5,132,113) a unique pattern of essential amino acids in a highly purified, free, crystalline form.
2. Q: How was MAP discovered?
The discovery of the MAP is the result of 23 years of research by the International Nutrition Research Center (INRC), a leading research institution in the field of human nutrition.
3. Q: Does MAP comply with the U.S. Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) labeling regulations?
Yes, MAP complies with the FDA’s labeling regulations. MAP does not require the FDA’s approval because it is a dietary supplement. Dietary supplements, in contrast to drugs, do not require the FDA approval but must comply with the FDA’s labeling regulations.
4. Q: What is the recommended use of MAP?
MAP is recommended as a safe and effective substitute for dietary proteins.
5. Q: What is the composition of MAP?
MAP contains the MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern® (U.S. Patent No. 5,132,113) a unique pattern of essential amino acids in a highly purified, free, crystalline form.
6. Q: What are amino acids?
Amino acids are the main constituent of dietary proteins.
7. Q: What are Essential Amino Acids?
Essential Amino Acids are nutrients that are indispensable for human life because they cannot be synthesized within the human body, therefore, they must be supplied through the diet.
8. Q: Are amino acids from animal or vegetable source?
Amino acids cannot be classified as either animal or vegetable. They are, simply, natural compounds.
9. Q: What does the Net Nitrogen Utilization (NNU) of a protein mean?
A protein’s NNU (%) is the unit of measurement for Body Protein Synthesis (BPS). It is the percentage of a protein’s constituent amino acids following the anabolic pathway to act as precursors for BPS. A protein’s NNU(%) can be calculated through a methodology known as “Body Nitrogen Balance”.
10. Q: What is the Net Nitrogen Utilization (NNU) of MAP?
Clinical studies have shown that MAP provides a 99% Net Nitrogen Utilization (NNU). This means that 99% of MAP constituent amino acids follow the anabolic pathway to act as precursors, or “building blocks”, for Body Protein Synthesis (BPS), thus becoming body’s constituent proteins.
11. Q: Is MAP made from animal sources?
No, MAP is not made from animal sources.
12. Q: Is MAP a natural product?
Yes, MAP is a 100% natural product.
13. Q: How long does it take to digest MAP?
MAP is digested within 23 minutes from its ingestion.
14. Q: Is MAP better absorbed in tablet or powder form?
MAP can be easily absorbed in either tablets or powder form. However, during gastrointestinal disorders, MAP tablets should be ground into a powder to allow for better absorption.
15. Q: How long is SON Formula's shelf life?
MAP's shelf life is three years.
16. Q: Does MAP need to be refrigerated?
No. MAP does not need to be refrigerated. However, it should be kept in a dry place.
17. Q: Can MAP be altered by high temperatures?
MAP can be altered only through extremely high temperatures (above 280 degrees Celsius). Normal cooking, baking and boiling temperatures do not alter the nutritional value of MAP.
18. Q: How many Kcal does MAP provide?
MAP provides only 0.04 Kcal/g. Therefore, its use is recommended to control calorie intake.
19. Q: Is MAP acidic or basic?
MAP is amphoteric, which means it can act either as an acid or a base in accordance with the pH of the surrounding medium.
20. Q: Does MAP contain any sodium?
MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement is 100% sodium free. Therefore, its use is recommended during dietary sodium intake restriction.
21. Q: Does MAP contain any fat?
MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement is 100% fat free. Therefore, its use is recommended during dietary fat intake restriction.
22. Q: Does MAP contain any sugar?
MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement is 100% sugar free. Therefore, its use is recommended during dietary sugar intake restriction.
23. Q: Does MAP produce fecal residue?
MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement does not produce any fecal residue. Therefore, its use is recommended during pre and post surgery periods, as well as, during episodes of diarrhea.
24. Q: Does MAP have any drug or food interaction?
No. MAP does not have any drug or food interaction. However, before taking MAP or other dietary supplements consult your physician.
25. Q: Can MAP cause any adverse reactions?
No adverse reactions have ever been reported.
26. Q: Does MAP have any contraindications?
The use of MAP does not have any contraindication.
27. Q: Is MAP considered a medicine?
No. MAP is not a medicine. It is a dietary supplement.
29. Q: May protein supplements be taken with MAP?
No. Protein supplements should not be taken in conjunction with MAP. This may prevent:
- a lowering of BPS/min;
- an increase in the nitrogen catabolites; and
- an overloading of digestive functions
30. Q: Is it necessary to take vitamins, minerals and trace elements in conjunction with MAP?
Yes. MAP should always be taken in conjunction with the daily requirement of vitamins, minerals and trace elements.
31. Q: What are the specific advantages of using MAP for an amateur or professional athlete?
Clinical studies have shown that MAP can substitute dietary proteins or protein supplements in a safer and nutritionally more effective way.
MAP provides a Body Protein Synthesis per minute (BPS/min) equal to 99% NNU/ 23 min. By comparison dietary proteins and protein supplements a BPS/min of 16-32% NNU/180-360 minutes. This means that the BPS/min of dietary proteins and protein supplements is 24 to 96 times lower compared to MAP.
Therefore, the use of MAP, during a physical activity, may:
- Optimize BPS/min;
- Optimize muscle mass, strength and endurance;
- Optimize muscle recovery period after physical activity;
- Optimize both intensity and duration of digestive functions.
32. Q: It has been said that during an athletic performance the use of MAP may optimize muscle mass, strength and endurance, and may minimize the muscle recovery period after physical activity, is that true for everybody?
Yes. Whether, you are 15 or 75 years old, an amateur or a professional athlete, you may experience positive results related to your muscle mass, strength and endurance. The results may vary, of course, according to your age, gender, health status, and the intensity and frequency of your workout.
33. Q: How long do you have to use MAP to be able to feel or measure positive results?
Results may vary. However, you may be able to feel or measure an increase in muscle endurance after the first or second time using MAP (in the suggested dosage). Meanwhile, you may be able to measure an increase in muscle strength after the first or second week using MAP (in the suggested dosage). Later on, by using MAP, during physical activity, you may be experiencing, week after week, an increase in muscle mass, strength and endurance, joined with a shortened recovery period after physical activity. Eventually you may realize that this dramatic improvement is not the result of a “psychological effect” but has indeed been caused by a natural physiological effect.
34. Q: Why is the use of MAP recommended to help to achieve the required BPS?
- MAP provides the highest Body Protein Synthesis (BPS) compared to any dietary protein or protein supplement.
Clinical studies have shown that MAP provides a 99% Net Nitrogen Utilization (NNU). This means that 99% of MAP constituent amino acids act as precursors or “building blocks” for Body Protein Synthesis (BPS), to become body’s constituent proteins. Meanwhile, dietary proteins and protein supplements provide a BPS of 16-32% NNU. Therefore, dietary proteins and protein supplements provide a BPS that is 3 to 6 times lower, compared to MAP.
- MAP may minimize both the intensity and duration of digestive functions compared to any dietary protein or protein supplement.
MAP is absorbed in the small intestine within 23 minutes from its ingestion. By comparison, dietary proteins and protein supplements need from 3 to 6 hours to be digested. This means that dietary proteins and protein supplements digestion period is 6 to 12 times longer compared to MAP.
- MAP provides the highest BPS/min ratio compared to any dietary protein or protein supplement.
By knowing a protein’s BPS (NNU) and its digestion time(min), a protein BPS/min ratio can be calculated. Therefore, MAP BPS/min is equal to 99% NNU/23 min. By comparison dietary proteins and protein supplements have a BPS/min of 16-32% NNU/180-360 minutes. This means that the BPS/min of dietary proteins and protein supplements is 24 to 96 times lower compared to MAP.
35. Q: Why, may the use of MAP be more health-preserving than dietary proteins or protein supplements?
- MAP releases the lowest amount of nitrogen catabolites (metabolic waste) in comparison to any dietary protein or protein supplement. MAP releases only 1% nitrogen catabolites (metabolic toxic waste). By comparison, dietary proteins release an average of 68% nitrogen catabolites. Meanwhile, protein supplements release 84% nitrogen catabolites. This means that dietary proteins or protein supplements release 68 to 84 times more nitrogen catabolites (toxic waste) compared to MAP.
- MAP may minimize both intensity and duration of digestive functions.
- MAP is absorbed in the small intestine within 23 minutes from its ingestion. By comparison, dietary proteins and protein supplements need from 3 to 6 hours to be digested. This means that dietary proteins or protein supplements digestion period is 6 to 12 times longer compared to MAP.
- MAP provides only 0.04 Kcal/g. Therefore, its use during weight control, may be more health-preserving compared to dietary proteins or protein supplements.
- MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement is 100% sodium free. Therefore, its use during dietary sodium intake restriction, may be more health-preserving compared to dietary proteins or protein supplements.
- MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement is 100% fat free. Therefore, its use during dietary fat restriction, may be more health-preserving compared to dietary proteins or protein supplements.
- MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement is 100% sugar free. Therefore, its use during dietary sugar intake restriction, may be more health-preserving compared to dietary proteins or protein supplements.
- MAP, in contrast with any dietary protein or protein supplement does not produce any fecal residue. Therefore, its use during pre or post surgery periods or episodes of diarrhea, may be more health-preserving compared to dietary proteins or protein supplements.
Notice: Individual dosage may vary according to nutritional status, age, gender, and the intensity and frequency of physical activity. Protein supplements should not be taken in conjunction with MAP™. This may prevent a lowering of BPS/min, an increase in the nitrogen catabolites, and an overloading of digestive functions
Suggested use for non-athletes:
5 tablets a day (or as directed by a health professional) to be taken during a meal.
Suggested use for athletes:
For the amateur athlete: 5 to 10 tablets of MAP, 30-45 minutes before physical activity, in conjunction with the daily requirement of vitamins, minerals and trace elements.
For the professional athlete: 10 tablets of MAP, 30-45 minutes before physical activity, in conjunction with the daily requirement of vitamins, minerals and trace elements. And an additional 10 tablets of MAP to be taken during the next meal (lunch or dinner).
If taking more than 10 tablets per day, increase dosage gradually. (No more than 10 tablets should be taken within a two hour period).
To calculate the required MAP dosage to substitute dietary proteins apply the following equation:
Clinical studies have shown that MAP in a dosage of 400mg/kg/day (ideal weight) has been shown to be adequate as a sole and total substitute of dietary proteins to maintain the body’s nitrogen balance in equilibrium. Therefore, to calculate the dosage of MAP required to substitute dietary proteins, apply the following equation:
MAP dosage = (Dietary Protein x 0.4) g
For instance, to calculate the dosage of MAP necessary to substitute 10 g of dietary proteins, proceed as follows:
MAP dosage = (Dietary Proteins x 0.4) g
MAP dosage = (10 x 0.4) g
MAP dosage = 4 g
Therefore, 4 g (4 tablets) of MAP provide a body’s protein synthesis (BPS) equivalent to that provided by at least 10 g of the most nutritious dietary protein.
Nutrition Facts / Valeur nutritive
Nutrition Facts | |
Serving Size: 1 Tablet Servings per Container: 120 |
Amount Per Tablet
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MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern Proprietary Blend | 1000 mg |
L-leucine | 189.6 mg |
L-lysine | 172.4 mg |
L-valine | 160 mg |
L-isoleucine | 143.2 mg |
L-phenylalanine | 124.5 mg |
L-threonine | 107.3 mg |
L-methionine | 67.5 mg |
L-tryptophan | 35.5 mg |
* Percent daily values are based on a 2000 calorie diet
† Daily Value not established Note: Serving Sizes are rounded to the nearest whole serving |
Additional Ingredients: Contains no non-medicinal ingredients.
Allergy Information: n/a
Warning: Do not use if inner security seal under cap is broken. Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you are following a low-protein diet. Caution phenylketonurics: this product contains phenylalanine. Consult a health care practitioner for use beyond four weeks.