Beta-Alanine
A non-essential amino acid that combines with histidine to form carnosine, supporting muscular endurance and reducing fatigue during high-intensity exercise
Amino Acids
Non Essential Amino Acids
Research: Extensive
Scientific Name
β-Alanine
Also Known As
Beta-Alanine
β-Alanine
3-Aminopropionic acid
Carnosine Precursor
Benefits
- Supports muscular endurance during high-intensity exercise
- May reduce muscle fatigue and improve performance
- Helps increase muscle carnosine levels
- May support repeated sprint performance
- Potential benefits for anaerobic exercise capacity
- May help delay onset of muscle fatigue
Common Forms
Powder
Capsules
Tablets
Flavored powder
Safety Notes
Generally safe for healthy adults. May cause harmless tingling sensation (paresthesia) especially at higher doses. Start with smaller doses to assess tolerance. No serious side effects reported in studies.
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Types of Beta-Alanine
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Pure Beta-Alanine
Pharmaceutical-grade pure beta-alanine powder or capsules
Available Forms:
Beta-Alanine Powder
Beta-Alanine Capsules
Beta-Alanine Tablets
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Sustained-Release Beta-Alanine
Formulated for gradual release to minimize tingling and improve tolerance
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Sustained-Release Beta-Alanine Tablets
Sustained-Release Beta-Alanine Capsules
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Buffered Beta-Alanine
Beta-alanine combined with buffering agents to reduce tingling
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Sodium Bicarbonate Buffered Beta-Alanine
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Micronized Beta-Alanine
Beta-alanine with reduced particle size for enhanced solubility
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Instantized Beta-Alanine Powder
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Beta-Alanine Combination Formulas
Beta-alanine combined with other performance-enhancing ingredients
Available Forms:
Beta-Alanine Pre-Workout Blend
Beta-Alanine Endurance Stack
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CarnoSyn Beta-Alanine
Patented form of beta-alanine with extensive research backing
Available Forms:
SR CarnoSyn