For the work after the work.
A protein powder, proposed in Chocolate and Vanilla, for the everyday routine around training. The product is in development.
Numbers printed on the concept packaging are artwork placeholders, not confirmed nutrition. The full facts panel is pending and will be published before launch.
Proposed launch flavors
Chocolate
Proposed · Shown in concept packaging above
Vanilla
Proposed · No packaging artwork yet
Proposed flavors are subject to final manufacturing and are not yet in stock.
The routine
01
Scoop
Measured into a shaker once final directions are confirmed.
02
Shake
Mixed the way the final label recommends.
03
Recover the routine
One more consistent habit around the training week.
Proposed concept · Under review
The 9+9 concept
Concept under review, final formula pending. 9+9 describes how the formula is built, not eighteen benefits. Ingredients, amounts and directions will be confirmed on the final label.
9
Essential amino acids
Complete protein contains all nine essential amino acids, which may occur naturally in the protein source. Not nine separate additives; the proposed source and final formula are pending.
+9
Vitamins
Nine proposed vitamins, with final levels pending review.
Essential amino acids in complete protein
Histidine · Isoleucine · Leucine · Lysine · Methionine · Phenylalanine · Threonine · Tryptophan · Valine
Proposed vitamins
C · B1 · B2 · B3 · B5 · B6 · B7 · B9 · B12
Protein · The first 9
Nine you can't make.
Your body cannot make nine amino acids, so they come from food. A complete protein contains all nine.
- 01Histidine
- 02IsoleucineBCAA
- 03LeucineBCAA
- 04Lysine
- 05Methionine
- 06Phenylalanine
- 07Threonine
- 08Tryptophan
- 09ValineBCAA
Part of the protein source. A complete protein contains all nine essential amino acids. They may occur naturally in the selected protein source; the concept does not mean nine separate amino-acid additives.
BCAAs are inside the nine. Leucine, isoleucine and valine are three of the nine essentials, not three extra. The second 9 is the proposed vitamin set.
Proposed protein source and final formula are pending. Formula amounts and nutrition values remain unconfirmed and will be published with the final label.
+Education sources (2)
- MedlinePlus — Amino acids
- NIH Office of Dietary Supplements — Dietary Supplements for Exercise and Athletic Performance
General nutrient information from public health sources. Not a clinical study of any 99 product.
Both products · The second 9
Nine proposed vitamins.
Vitamin C and eight B vitamins. B vitamins help normal metabolic processes; they are not calories or stimulants.
- 1Food nutrients
- 2Normal metabolism
- 3Cellular functions
Concept under review, final formula and amounts pending. This proposed set illustrates general normal nutrient roles, not measured product effects. B vitamins help metabolic processes; they are not calories or stimulants. Fortification does not establish an extra performance benefit or promise an energy boost.
+Education sources (10)
- NIH Office of Dietary Supplements — Vitamin and mineral fact sheets
- NIH ODS — Vitamin C (C)
- NIH ODS — Thiamin (B1)
- NIH ODS — Riboflavin (B2)
- NIH ODS — Niacin (B3)
- NIH ODS — Pantothenic acid (B5)
- NIH ODS — Vitamin B6 (B6)
- NIH ODS — Biotin (B7)
- NIH ODS — Folate (B9)
- NIH ODS — Vitamin B12 (B12)
General nutrient information from public health sources. Not a clinical study of any 99 product.
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