

The Original Knockout Fruit Punch
XTEND
Overview
Xtend The Original Knockout Fruit Punch aims to support muscle recovery and hydration during and after exercise. It provides BCAAs in a well-established ratio and includes electrolytes for hydration. However, the amount of Citrulline Malate included is probably too low to significantly enhance performance. L-Glutamine and Vitamin B6 provide additional support, but their impact on athletic performance may be limited.
The Good
Provides a clinically supported 2:1:1 BCAA ratio to aid muscle recovery.
Includes electrolytes to support hydration during exercise.
Convenient powder form for easy mixing and consumption.
The Bad
Contains artificial sweeteners (Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium).
Individual results may vary.
May cause gastrointestinal discomfort in some individuals.
Is it for you?
Best For: Athletes, fitness enthusiasts, individuals seeking muscle recovery and hydration support
Skip If: You have medical conditions, are pregnant or nursing without consulting a healthcare provider, or are sensitive to artificial sweeteners.
Ingredients Analysis
Vitamin B6
640 mcgSodium
220 mgPotassium
190 mgL-Leucine
3500 mgL-Glutamine
2500 mgL-Isoleucine
1750 mgL-Valine
1750 mgElectrolyte Blend
1140 mgCitrulline Malate
1000 mgHow to Use
Mix one scoop with water and consume before, during, or after exercise.
Daily (around workouts)
Pre, intra, or post-workout
Mixed with water
Who Should Use This
Best For:
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