Give Your Muscles the Right Message

MuscleSignal™ starts with fermented, plant-based peptides: smaller chains of amino acids designed to provide readily available nutritional building blocks for muscle.

Unlike synthetic peptide compounds, MuscleSignal™ uses a food-derived approach to support the body’s natural processes involved in muscle growth and repair.

Key Highlights:
Plant-Based • Non-Synthetic • Fermented • Muscle-Focused Nutrition• Complete Amino Acid Profile • Promotes mTORC-1

What Happens When Amino Acids Run Low

Your muscles are constantly going through a natural cycle of protein breakdown and rebuilding.

Between meals, and especially after an overnight fast, the supply of amino acids coming from food declines. Unlike fat or carbohydrates, the body does not maintain a large storage reserve of free amino acids.

When essential amino acids are not readily available from food, the body can obtain them through normal protein turnover. Skeletal muscle is the body's largest dynamic protein reservoir, which means muscle protein can be broken down to release amino acids needed elsewhere in the body.

Providing amino acids gives the body another source of these important building blocks and helps create a more supportive nutritional environment for maintaining and rebuilding muscle.

Q: Where Does The Body Get Amino Acids During a Fast or Depletion?

A: Skeletal Muscle

L-Leucine Helps Start the Process

Muscle protein synthesis requires two things: a signal to begin the process and the amino acids needed to build new muscle protein.

L-Leucine is one of the body's most important nutritional signals for muscle. It helps activate mTORC1, a key cellular pathway involved in initiating muscle protein synthesis.

MuscleSignal™ provides 3g of added fermented L-Leucine together with a complete amino acid profile from plant-derived peptides.

Think of L-Leucine as the start signal. The amino acids provide the building materials needed once that signal is received.

Leucine alone can stimulate muscle-building signals, but sustained muscle protein synthesis requires adequate availability of the essential amino acids.

Signal the process. Supply the building blocks. Support the muscle.

Q: What Turns On Muscle Protein Synthesis?

A: 3g L-Leucine + Essential Amino Acids

Plant-Based Nutrition With a Muscle-Focused Purpose

MuscleSignal™ combines peptides derived from pea and fava bean proteins, creating a plant-based source of amino acids without dairy or animal-derived protein.

Pea Peptides

Pea protein provides essential amino acids and has been studied for its ability to support muscle protein synthesis and muscle adaptations when combined with resistance training. Human research has shown that sufficient amounts of pea protein can produce a robust muscle protein synthesis response.

Fava Bean Peptides

Fava beans provide highly digestible amino acids, including naturally occurring essential amino acids. Emerging research on specific fava bean protein hydrolysates has also explored their potential role in supporting muscle strength, endurance, and recovery when combined with resistance exercise.

By using plant proteins in smaller peptide forms and pairing them with 3g of added fermented L-Leucine, MuscleSignal™ is designed to provide a concentrated combination of muscle-focused nutritional signals and amino acid building blocks.

Your Muscles Still Need Nutrition to Build

Activating muscle protein synthesis is only part of the process. Your body still needs adequate nutrition to continue building, repairing, and maintaining muscle tissue.

That means MuscleSignal™ should complement a nutrient-dense whole-food diet, not replace it.

After the initial amino acid and L-Leucine signal, continue supplying your body with quality protein, carbohydrates, healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, and sufficient calories throughout the day.

Protein-rich whole foods provide another supply of essential amino acids, while resistance exercise gives your muscles a powerful reason to put those nutrients to work.

Signal
3g fermented L-Leucine helps support mTORC1 signaling.

Supply
Plant-based peptides provide essential and non-essential amino acids.

Build
Protein-rich whole foods continue supplying the nutrients needed for muscle protein synthesis.

Challenge
Resistance exercise provides the physical stimulus that encourages the body to maintain and build stronger muscle.

Repeat
Consistent nutrition and training support muscle strength, recovery, and healthy aging over time.