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AllNutrition Beta Alanine

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Description of AllNutrition Beta Alanine

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ALLNUTRITION Beta Alanine contains pure beta-alanine in powder form to support performance during intense training. It is intended for athletes and recreational users who want to improve endurance during demanding workouts and maintain high-intensity effort for longer. The product contains flavoring for a more pleasant taste compared to unflavored versions of beta-alanine.

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7.3 / 10
Our expert rating
Ingredient quality6.0
Formula transparency7.5
Effectiveness9.0
Safety10.0
Independent testing1.0

How to use

Mix 1 serving (4 g) in 170 ml of water. Consume in divided doses. Take one serving in the morning after waking up and one serving before training. Beta-alanine works gradually, so daily use, including on non-training days, is important for the best results.

Pros and Cons

Contains beta-alanine at a clinically relevant dose (4 g per serving)
The flavoring makes daily use more pleasant than with unflavored products
Supports the synthesis of carnosine in muscles, which can help delay fatigue during high-intensity exercise
Enables longer and more intense training sessions with appropriate long-term use
Among the most affordable products in this ingredient category
The effect is not immediate but develops with regular use
Several weeks of daily intake are needed for the best results
Contains maltodextrin, flavoring and artificial sweeteners (aspartame and acesulfame K), which may not suit all users
Does not directly contribute to increasing muscle mass or strength

Suitable for

Athletes in team sports
Runners, cyclists and swimmers
Individuals doing HIIT and interval training
People who want to improve endurance during intense exercise
No, this product contains aspartame, which is a source of phenylalanine, so it is not suitable for people with phenylketonuria – this is also explicitly stated on the product label. If you have PKU or another disorder affecting phenylalanine metabolism, choose instead one of the neutral, unsweetened beta-alanine products from the same ingredient category that do not contain artificial sweeteners. If in any doubt about dietary supplements, always consult a doctor or dietitian familiar with your diagnosis.
Splitting the daily dose into two smaller intakes (instead of one large one) is consistent with expert recommendations, since single doses above approximately 800 mg-1.6 g with standard formulations more often cause pronounced skin tingling (Trexler et al., 2015). Additionally, beta-alanine works through gradual accumulation of muscle carnosine, not through an acute effect right before training, so the timing of intake relative to exercise is not crucial – the total daily amount and consistency over several weeks are more important (Trexler et al., 2015).
Aspartame and acesulfame K are among the most extensively researched artificial sweeteners, and regulatory bodies such as EFSA consider them safe for the general population within established acceptable daily intake levels, with the exception of people with phenylketonuria, who must avoid aspartame due to its phenylalanine content. If you are otherwise healthy and do not have this metabolic disorder, consuming sweeteners within one daily dose of a dietary supplement does not pose a particular risk. If you have specific concerns or a health condition, consult a doctor or pharmacist.
The lower price is partly due to the smaller packaging (250 g) and the brand's positioning, and partly due to the composition – instead of pure, unflavored beta-alanine, the product contains added flavoring, maltodextrin and artificial sweeteners, which are cheaper ingredients than an additional share of the active substance itself. The active beta-alanine content per dose (3200 mg) is still reasonable and close to the lower end of the clinically studied daily range (Trexler et al., 2015), so the lower price does not necessarily mean significantly lower effectiveness, but rather a less "clean" formula compared to unflavored products from the same ingredient category.
No major allergens listed.
Do not exceed the recommended daily amount or dose
Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding
The product contains a source of phenylalanine (aspartame) – not suitable for people with phenylketonuria

Ingredients

Beta-alanine, maltodextrin, flavoring, anti-caking agent: silicon dioxide, sweeteners: aspartame, acesulfame potassium

Form:Powder
Dose:4 g
Available flavors:2 (Ice fresh, Cola)
Beta-alanine:3200 mg

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