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    ABOUT MAP®

    MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern® is a safe and nutritionally effective substitute for dietary proteins. The results of comparative, double-blind, triple and quintuple crossover Net Nitrogen Utilization® (NNU®) clinical studies1-10 have shown that the use of MAP® can provide a body's 99% Net Nitrogen Utilization® (NNU®), for body protein synthesis (BPS). Namely, the highest NNU® in comparison to any dietary protein or protein supplement. This fact confirms that the use of MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern® can substitute dietary proteins in a safer and nutritionally more effective way.  After oral ingestion, MAP® is rapidly utilized. MAP® does not require the aid of peptidases and therefore is absorbed within 23 minutes through the first 100 cm of functional small intestine. MAP® does not provide any fecal residue. MAP® is amphoteric. MAP® is supplied in 120 tablets of 1,000 mg for oral administration. Each tablet of MAP® contains only the active ingredient MAP®. MAP® contains no inactive ingredients.

    COMPOSITION

    MAP Master Amino Acid Pattern® provides an unparalleled amino acids formula that contains a unique pattern of essential amino acids, described in U.S. Patent No. 5,132,113, such as L-Leucine, L-Valine, L-Isoleucine, L-Lysine HCl, L-Phenylalanine, L-Threonine, L-Methionine, L-Tryptophan,  in a highly purified, free, crystalline form. Each tablet of MAP® contains only the active ingredient MAP®. MAP® contains no inactive ingredients.

    CLINICAL STUDIES

    Since 1992, ten published comparative, double-blind, triple and quintuple crossover Net Nitrogen Utilization® (NNU®) clinical studies1-10 have confirmed that the subjects, while taking MAP®, as a dietary proteins substitute, achieved a body's 99% NNU®. This means that 99% of MAP®'s constituent amino acids followed the anabolic pathway, thus acting as precursor of body's protein synthesis (BPS), namely as “building blocks”. By comparison, dietary proteins only provide an average between 16 to 32% NNU®. This fact evidences that MAP® is more nutritious than dietary proteins. This has been confirmed by the fact that during the study, each subject body's nitrogen balance was maintained in equilibrium by taking MAP®, as a sole and total substitute of dietary proteins, in a dosage of only 400 mg/kg/day, which provided less than 2 kcal/day (1g MAP®= 0.04 Kcal). The study results have also shown that 1% of MAP®'s constituent amino acids followed the catabolic pathway, thus releasing only 1% of nitrogen catabolites (NC) and energy. By comparison dietary proteins release between 68% to 84% nitrogen catabolites and energy. This fact evidences that the use of MAP® is safer than that of dietary proteins, and that provides the lowest amount of energy in comparison to any dietary protein.

    Figure 1. Dietary Protein Metabolism

    To illustrate: when a dietary protein is digested, it releases its constituent amino acids into the small intestine where they are absorbed. Then, those amino acids can follow either the anabolic pathway (build-up) or the catabolic (breakdown) pathway.

    Figure II. The Protein Metabolism Anabolic Pathway

    When dietary amino acids follow the anabolic pathway, they act as precursors for the body’s protein synthesis, thus becoming the body’s constituent proteins. Throughout the anabolic pathway, amino acids  do not release any nitrogen catabolites or energy.

    Figure III. The Protein Metabolism Catabolic Pathway

    On the other hand, when dietary amino acids follow the catabolic pathway, they act only as a source of energy and not as precursors of Body’s Proteins Synthesis (BPS). Throughout the catabolic pathway, amino acids do release nitrogen catabolites ( toxic metabolic waste) and energy.

    INDICATIONS AND USAGE

    The use of MAP® is recommended as a safe and nutritionally effective substitute for dietary proteins.

    DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION

    MAP® should be orally administered, preferably with food. 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. To calculate the MAP® dosage necessary to substitute dietary proteins, apply the following:


    MAP® dosage = (Dietary Protein x 0.4) g


    For instance, to calculate the dosage of MAP® necessary to substitute 10 g of high biological value dietary proteins, proceed as follows:

    1. MAP® dosage = (Dietary Proteins x 0.4) g
    2. MAP® dosage = (10 x 0.4) g
    3. 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 dietary protein with the highest biological value.

    If administering more than 10 tablets per day, increase dosage gradually. (Not more than 10 tablets should be administered within a two hour period.)

    OVERDOSAGE

    No adverse reactions have been reported.

    ADVERSE REACTIONS 

    No adverse reactions have been reported.

    INFORMATION

    MAP® is available in bottles of 120 tablets of 1,000 mg, for oral administration. Each tablet of MAP® (1g) contains only the active ingredient MAP®. MAP® contains no inactive ingredients.

    Additional professional information on MAP® is available through the International Nutrition Research Center, Inc. at www.masteraminoacidpattern.com



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