For GLP-1 users
Drink when you can’t eat.
The medication turned your appetite off. Your protein target didn’t move. Shakes need hunger you no longer have — Muscle Water Aminos is 16G of complete EAAs, 4G of leucine, and the creatine everyone forgets, in water.
Preorder — Batch 001. Full payment upfront; if we don’t ship, you don’t pay. Muscle Water Aminos is a dietary supplement, not a drug, and it does not treat GLP-1 side effects.
The problem
Across GLP-1 studies, a substantial share of the weight lost — often a quarter or more — is lean mass, not fat. Muscle is what keeps you strong, mobile, and metabolically healthy after the loss. Losing it is the part nobody puts on the label.
That’s the drug working. It’s also why the shake sits unfinished and the chicken goes back in the fridge.
Preservation guidance for GLP-1 users runs roughly 1.2–2.2G of protein per kilo of bodyweight, plus resistance training. At zero appetite, that’s a wall.
Every other format needs room — a shake, a bar, a meal, sixteen tablets. Water is the only delivery that works when there’s no room at all.
The protocol, bottled
The literature’s preservation stack is unglamorous: enough essential amino acids with a real leucine dose, daily creatine, and training against resistance. Muscle Water Aminos is the first two, in the drink you’re already having.
| Per serving | Amount | Why it’s there |
|---|---|---|
| Complete EAAs (all nine) | 16G | The building blocks of muscle, delivered directly — no digestion of intact protein required. |
| Leucine | 4G | The trigger for muscle protein synthesis, at the threshold the evidence points to. |
| Creatine monohydrate | 3.5G | Works by saturation — and punishes missed days. Bundled into water, it stops being forgettable. |
| Calories | 70 | Light enough for a stomach that wants nothing. |
Daily protocol: two servings between meals — 32G EAAs, 8G leucine, 7G creatine across the day — alongside your normal protein efforts and resistance training. Muscle Water Aminos supports the quota; it doesn’t replace food, training, or your clinician’s advice.
Why not a shake?
Water, not a thick, chalky shake coating your tongue.
Doesn’t sit heavy — the difference matters most on a slowed stomach.
16G EAAs per serving, more than a typical shake delivers in amino acids.
Free-form EAAs need no digestion; they reach the blood faster than intact protein.
Two servings a day is easy. Two shakes a day, at zero appetite, is a negotiation.
Goes into your day like water does — because it is water, with a kick.
Ask your AI
Straight answers
No. It’s amino acids and creatine in water — a way to keep your protein building blocks and creatine coming in when eating is hard. It supports your protein target; it isn’t food.
It was designed with exactly your problem in mind: high protein needs, almost no appetite. It is a dietary supplement, not a medication, and it doesn’t treat nausea or any other side effect. If you’re unsure, ask your prescribing clinician — the label is fully disclosed so they can actually judge it.
Twice a day, between meals — the windows when nothing else is going in. Consistency beats timing theater.
Because creatine only works when you take it every day, and almost everyone forgets it as a separate ritual. In the water, it’s automatic.
Preorder terms are plain: full payment upfront for Batch 001, and if we don’t ship, you don’t pay — refunds go back to the original payment method.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to your clinician about your protein needs while on GLP-1 therapy.
CompanyMade in Detroit | Est. 2026