MUSCLE GROWTH
INCREASE HEALTHSPAN
ENHANCE RECOVERY
Unmatched Longevity EAA™ is not your average amino acid supplement—it’s a fusion of muscle recovery, cellular health, and anti-aging science. Designed by Unmatched Supps to elevate both athletic performance and long-term vitality, it’s a game-changer for anyone serious about training and healthspan.
Complete EAA Profile: Delivers all 9 essential amino acids, including 5g of fermented EAAs with a 2:1:1 BCAA ratio to support muscle repair and growth.
Accelerated Recovery: Reduces muscle soreness and speeds up recovery post-training, helping you train harder and more often.
Muscle Preservation: Ideal during fasted training or calorie deficits to prevent muscle breakdown
Glutamine Support: Includes 2g of fermented L-glutamine to aid gut health, immunity, and recovery.
Antioxidant Defense: Features 125mg of Setria® Glutathione, a master antioxidant that helps fight oxidative stress and support detoxification.
Cellular Renewal: Contains 1000mcg of Yuth® Spermidine, a cutting-edge polyamine that promotes autophagy and healthy aging.
Superfood Boost: Includes Spectra®, a blend of 29 fruits, vegetables, and herbs shown to support nitric oxide production and antioxidant capacity.
Naturally Flavored & Colored: No artificial sweeteners, colors, or preservatives—just clean taste and purity.
Versatile Use: Can be taken intra-workout, post-workout, or between meals to maintain an anabolic state and support recovery.
Flavors That Hit: Available in refreshing options like Orange Mango, Lemon Lime Sherbet, Pink Lemonade and Strawberry Colada.
Longevity EAA is an extraordinary amino acid product infused with cutting-edge longevity elements, meticulously formulated to redefine the muscle building and recovery category.
With the inclusion of Setria Glutathione, the "master antioxidant", Longevity EAA is able to help supercharge your immunity. Unlike generic forms, Setria Glutathione has been shown to elevate glutathione levels (whole blood) by 30%.
Another cutting edge wellness ingredient, Yuth° Spermidine, has also been included in Longevity EAA to help remove damaged "zombie cells." This process helps remove "inner biological friction" as you age.
As if that was not enough to bolster your wellness, Spectra, an antioxidant powerhouse has also been added, to take the fight to free radicals.
Vegan BCAA 2:1:1 and EAA Blend
If one were to think of the body as a construction project, amino acids would be the most basic building materials: raw lumber, mortar, bricks, and so on. While the assembly of these building blocks is of course critically important to the function of the building – and one of the amino acids, leucine, controls its own assembly – the quality and availability of the materials themselves is arguably more important. Not enough concrete? The foundation cracks and the building falls.
Your body is the exact same way. It is comprised of various amino acids, both essential and non-essential, that comprise the cellular basis of each cell in your body. When it comes down to skeletal muscle, the most important are the EAAs – or essential chained amino acids. Comprised of nine amino acids, these compounds effectively control the rate at which your muscle grows (hypertrophies), its contractile force, its endurance, and so on – to say they are massively important is an understatement. For this reason, they form the basis of any competently designed supplement protocol.
Collectively, as stated above, the essential amino acids are famous for their role in skeletal muscle protein synthesis and metabolism. Of the nine, leucine is both the most physiologically important with respect to muscle mass, and the most extensively studied. Data on leucine demonstrate this amino acid plays critical roles in stimulating skeletal muscle protein synthesis, and ribosomal biogenesis and assembly (the literal building of muscle tissue), along with playing a lesser role in insulin signaling and gluconeogenic processes. As a result of these diverse roles, leucine has been demonstrated to significantly stimulate skeletal muscle protein synthesis, and attenuate protein degradation, by both insulin-mediated and non-insulin mediated mechanisms.
Leucine’s insulin-mediated effects are largely the result of its activation of the classical insulin receptor substrate (IRS)/phosphatidylinositol (PI) 3-kinase (PI3K)/Akt/mTOR signal transduction pathway. In this pathway, the bonding of a substrate (glucose) eventually activates a compound known as Akt. Once phosphorylated and activated, Akt signals the release of the famous mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR). mTOR then increases the translation of muscle-cell ribosomal proteins that increase ribosome biogenesis, which is the literal production of proteins. Leucine has additionally been shown to positively regulate protein synthesis independent of insulin. In certain trials where rapamycin and leucine were co-administered, rapamycin showed only partial inhibition of leucine’s effects on muscle protein synthesis.
