Ingredients

Betaine anhydrous is a naturally occurring compound widely used in nutraceutical and sports nutrition formulations for performance, hydration, and metabolic support. Available as betaine anhydrous powder, it is commonly used in betaine supplement formulations, sports nutrition products, and health and health care nutrition applications. Known for its role in cellular hydration and muscle performance, betaine anhydrous is a preferred ingredient in pre-workout and endurance formulations. At YNP Ingredients Pvt. Ltd., a trusted B2B supplier and importer of betaine anhydrous in India, the product is sourced from certified manufacturers in China to ensure consistent quality, high purity, and supply reliability. It is supplied in drum packaging with complete FSSAI-compliant documentation, supporting nutraceutical manufacturers, sports nutrition brands, and health supplement companies across India. With a focus on quality sourcing and bulk supply, YNP ensures dependable ingredient solutions for large-scale manufacturing. Note: Supplied in bulk with a standard 25 kg pack size, ensuring consistency and ease of handling for manufacturing requirements. Key Benefits • Supports muscle strength, endurance, and performance • Aids in cellular hydration and osmotic balance • Promotes metabolic performance and energy support • High purity betaine anhydrous for consistent formulation results Key Applications • Betaine anhydrous powder supplements • Betaine supplement formulations • Sports nutrition products • Performance enhancement blends • Nutraceutical formulations Get Started • Looking for bulk betaine anhydrous? Request a quick quote today • Want to test before you scale? Ask for a sample • Need competitive pricing? Let’s discuss your requirement • Planning a formulation? Our sales team is here to help

Beta Alanine is a natural occurring beta amino acid in which the amino group is to the beta carbon instead of more usual an alpha carbon for alanine. Beta Alanine residues are rare and its a component of peptide carnosine and anserine and also of pantothenic acid which itself ia component of coenzyme A. Beta Alanine is the rate-limiting precursor of carnosine, which is to say carnosine levels are limited by the amount of available Beta Alanine, not histidine