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Higher intake of branched-chain amino acids associated with lower prevalence of being
Higher intake of branched-chain amino acids associated with lower prevalence of being overweight? by Jarret Morrow, M.D. With the recent buzz surrounding the obesity epidemic, particularly in developed nations with the Americans leading the way, people are starting to look closer at dietary factors that affect their weight. Branched-chain amino acids, of which there are [...]
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If you read the study the partcipants were between the ages of 40 and 59. An age at which muscle wasting occurs at a pretty rapid pace. Just taking BCAA i would think at that age would help retain muscles which would mean blah blah blah. i would like to see the same effect on a younger age group, and would bet anything the out come would be quite diff
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