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What is AF 9?
It’s a daily Liposomal amino acid supplement that helps with energy, recovery, focus, and overall performance.
Who should use it?
Anyone who wants better strength, faster recovery, steady energy, or focused thinking - all fit in.
How is it different from normal amino acids?
Most amino acid powders get broken down in the stomach. Amino Forge uses the liposomal delivery method that protects the nutrients so your body can actually use them.
When should I take it?
Anytime. People usually take it before starting the day, pre-workouts and even before bed time.
Can I take it on an empty stomach?
Yes. It’s gentle and easy to digest.
Is it safe to take it every day?
Yes, you can consume it daily.
Does it help with muscle recovery?
It may support better recovery because your body gets amino acids more efficiently.
Does it help with focus or mental performance?
Amino acids play a key role in brain function, so it may help with clarity and concentration.
What does it taste like?
It is naturally tasteless with a hint of mild sweetness. Nothing artificial, nothing loud. Just a smooth, refined finish that blends effortlessly into your routine - whether you take it directly, or mix it with your preferred drink or favourite food.
Is AF 9 suitable for people taking diabetic medications, including GLP-1 therapies?
It is generally compatible with most diabetic medications, including GLP-1–based therapies. As it is a formulation of essential amino acids and not a glucose-altering compound, it does not interfere with glycaemic control. If you are on long-term or injectable therapies, it is advisable to keep your physician informed as part of routine care.
Is AF 9 suitable for people taking statins?
Yes. AF 9 contains amino acids delivered via liposomal technology and does not function as a lipid or cholesterol-modifying agent. Its metabolic pathway is different from statins, and no interaction with statin therapy is expected.
Is AF 9 suitable for people taking anticoagulants (blood thinners)?
It does not contain ingredients known to interfere with anticoagulant activity. As with any supplement, individuals on long-term blood thinners should follow standard medical guidance and disclose all supplements to their healthcare provider.
is AF 9 suitable for people taking antidepressants or anti-anxiety medications?
It provides essential amino acids that are involved in normal neurotransmitter pathways. It does not replace psychiatric medication and does not act as a drug. It is generally well tolerated alongside such treatments when used as part of a balanced nutrition routine.
Is AF 9 suitable for people taking thyroid medications?
It includes amino acids such as tyrosine and phenylalanine, which are naturally involved in normal thyroid hormone synthesis. It does not interfere with thyroid medications and can be used alongside them. Individuals with thyroid conditions should follow dosage guidance recommended by their physician.
Is AF 9 suitable for people taking multiple medications together?
It is designed as a nutritional supplement and is generally compatible with multiple medication regimens. No special supervision is typically required beyond routine medical oversight.
Is AF 9 suitable for people on anti-epileptic medications?
There are no known interactions between AF 9’s amino acid profile and commonly prescribed anti-epileptic drugs.
Is AF 9 suitable for individuals recovering after chemotherapy or radiotherapy?
It can be considered as part of nutritional support during recovery phases, particularly where muscle mass and protein intake are a concern. Any dosage adjustments should be made only under medical supervision in such cases.
Are there any medical conditions where AF 9 should be avoided?
It has no known contraindications when used as recommended and is generally well tolerated across age groups. If you have a complex medical condition, it’s best to consult your doctor / physician before adding any supplement.