Prinova USA to Distribute Reginator Patented Essential Amino Acid Blend
09.20.17
Robert Wolfe, PHD, to present research on amino acids and sports nutrition on Sep. 28 at 12:30 pm.
Booth AA143
International ingredient and flavor company, Prinova USA, is collaborating with Zanda, LLC to manufacture and distribute Reginator, a patented combination of nine Essential Amino Acids (EAA) plus arginine that enhances athletic performance and supports a healthy, balanced diet for active people of all ages.
The formulation that supports Reginator was developed by Robert Wolfe, PhD, who is currently the Wormack Chair in Nutritional Longevity, professor of Geriatrics and director, Center for Translational Research in Aging and Longevity, at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Dr. Wolfe will be presenting his latest research at SupplySide West at Central Stage, Booth EE182 Thursday, Sep. 28 at 12:30 pm and will be signing copies of his new book A Guide to Amino Acid and Protein Nutrition: Essential Amino Acid Solutions for Everyone at the Prinova USA Booth AA143 on Thursday from 1-2 pm.
Dr. Wolfe is internationally recognized for his work on muscle metabolism, and has recently turned his attention to aging muscle. In their previous research, Dr. Wolfe and his colleagues demonstrated anabolic responses of muscle protein to essential amino acid supplements, resistance exercise, and aerobic exercise in normal young volunteers.
Reginator helps people replace essential amino acids that are lost during digestion, exercise and aging. Essential amino acids are required in a specific ratio and amount to help with energy production and muscle metabolism as well as building new muscle tissue and assisting with cell repair, which occurs when muscles are recovering. Exercise and aging reduce a body’s ability to rebuild muscles and the body does not replace amino acids naturally.
“Reginator is a blend of EAAs and has clinically been shown to increase muscle synthesis,” said Dr. Staack PhD, MBA, vice president, research & commercial development, Prinova USA.
Reginator is an FDA, GRAS approved, non-GMO, gluten-free and allergen free amino acid powder available as a non-vegan or vegan blend, and can be flavored. Reginator can be incorporated into functional beverages, powders, capsules or tablet formats with an efficacious dose of 3.6 grams resulting in a significant effect on muscle protein synthesis.
“My research in geriatrics taught me that the elderly can quickly lose muscle function if their diet lapses,” Dr. Wolfe said. “I developed this formulation so they could get the essential amino acids they need without worrying about protein consumption. With this formulation, consumers are only getting the essential amino acids, not any additional non-essential ingredients like saturated fat.”
“We know Reginator will be ideal for those who have a great interest in sports nutrition as part of an active lifestyle, but also those individuals who want to maintain their health and fitness levels as they age,” said Dr. Staack. Reginator can be used as a stand-alone supplement promoting muscle growth and it can be added to other protein source ingredients, he said.
International ingredient and flavor company, Prinova USA, is collaborating with Zanda, LLC to manufacture and distribute Reginator, a patented combination of nine Essential Amino Acids (EAA) plus arginine that enhances athletic performance and supports a healthy, balanced diet for active people of all ages.
The formulation that supports Reginator was developed by Robert Wolfe, PhD, who is currently the Wormack Chair in Nutritional Longevity, professor of Geriatrics and director, Center for Translational Research in Aging and Longevity, at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Dr. Wolfe will be presenting his latest research at SupplySide West at Central Stage, Booth EE182 Thursday, Sep. 28 at 12:30 pm and will be signing copies of his new book A Guide to Amino Acid and Protein Nutrition: Essential Amino Acid Solutions for Everyone at the Prinova USA Booth AA143 on Thursday from 1-2 pm.
Dr. Wolfe is internationally recognized for his work on muscle metabolism, and has recently turned his attention to aging muscle. In their previous research, Dr. Wolfe and his colleagues demonstrated anabolic responses of muscle protein to essential amino acid supplements, resistance exercise, and aerobic exercise in normal young volunteers.
Reginator helps people replace essential amino acids that are lost during digestion, exercise and aging. Essential amino acids are required in a specific ratio and amount to help with energy production and muscle metabolism as well as building new muscle tissue and assisting with cell repair, which occurs when muscles are recovering. Exercise and aging reduce a body’s ability to rebuild muscles and the body does not replace amino acids naturally.
“Reginator is a blend of EAAs and has clinically been shown to increase muscle synthesis,” said Dr. Staack PhD, MBA, vice president, research & commercial development, Prinova USA.
Reginator is an FDA, GRAS approved, non-GMO, gluten-free and allergen free amino acid powder available as a non-vegan or vegan blend, and can be flavored. Reginator can be incorporated into functional beverages, powders, capsules or tablet formats with an efficacious dose of 3.6 grams resulting in a significant effect on muscle protein synthesis.
“My research in geriatrics taught me that the elderly can quickly lose muscle function if their diet lapses,” Dr. Wolfe said. “I developed this formulation so they could get the essential amino acids they need without worrying about protein consumption. With this formulation, consumers are only getting the essential amino acids, not any additional non-essential ingredients like saturated fat.”
“We know Reginator will be ideal for those who have a great interest in sports nutrition as part of an active lifestyle, but also those individuals who want to maintain their health and fitness levels as they age,” said Dr. Staack. Reginator can be used as a stand-alone supplement promoting muscle growth and it can be added to other protein source ingredients, he said.
