A study to be published in the upcoming issue of the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (JSCR) on the interaction of Beta-Hydroxy-Beta Methylbutyrate Free Acid (HMB-FA) and Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) has validated that the new finished product BetaATP could have significant implications in sports and strength training for elite athletes and those engaging in high-level conditioning. 
 
The University of Tampa study lead by sports nutrition researcher Dr. Jacob M. Wilson, PhD, CSCS*D, found that the combination of HMB-FA and ATP found in BetaATP may produce significant results in the areas of lean body mass additions, power and strength.
 
BetaATP — developed through a collaborative research partnership between raw material provider Metabolic Technologies, Inc. (MTI) and TSI Group Ltd.— is a combination of products BetaTOR (HMB-FA) and PEAK ATP (ATP).
 
The double-blind study investigated 12 weeks of HMB-FA (3g) and ATP (400mg) supplementation within a three-phase, placebo- and diet-controlled model.
 
Phases consisted of an 8-week periodized resistance-training program, followed by a 2-week overreaching cycle, and a 2-week taper, and found that the combination of HMB-FA and ATP produced dramatic results, including lean body mass increases of 12.7%, post-training strength gains of 23.5% and an increase in vertical jump and Wingate power numbers of 21.5 and 23.7%, respectively.
 
Dr. Wilson commented, “What these two supplements do (when combined) is enhance your ability to train hard and recover faster so you can do it again. This supplement combo works synergistically to help athletes push the boundaries of human performance and find their new limits.”
 
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