Experiences with

Branched-chain amino acid (BCAA)

I.e vitamin E, I have also seen positive things about taking BCAA aminos for exercise and also the suggestion it may help cirrhosis along with NMN.

I was researching supplement BCAA provided by my husband's functional medicine MD. I was surprised to find one of the ingredients was listed as a major contraindication with levodopa. L-Phenylalanine. Dug a little deeper and it related to protein and impact on levodopa.

I take creatine would like to add bcaa/lucene and glutamine. Any issues here? Also I tend to consume a reasonable amount of Greek yogurt, mostly low-fat, and I add feta cheese to my salads and vegetables for lunch. Is dairy an issue?

I also take bcaa and Vitamin E plus a probiotic and multivitamin. Its not easy some days but I know that its slowing the progression and thats all we can really do.

Where can I buy the BCAA 4 mg powder without additives?

is BCAA the same thing as Amino Complex? Wanting to purchase some and I’m not sure what I’m purchasing, thanks

It has got all the essential amino acids our body needs along with rich sources of BCAA. However, unfortunately most of the people can not digest whey properly. I tried myself and gave up after first few mild doses after stomach cramps . Then I found out from reviews that I was not alone !

Whey Protein Supplements Can Help Boost Your Protein and Intake Proteins are the main building blocks of the human body. They're used to make various important things, including tendons, organs and skin, as well as hormones, enzymes, neurotransmitters and various molecules.

I do a lot of training so I need to have a lot of protein and the quantities of fat and carbs are fixed - I use protein shakes to supplement (low carb and low fat ones) and BCAA (no sugar) drinks for after sports.

BCAAs are made from essential amino acids. This means your body needs them to function, but cannot produce them on its own. Heard these can help especially when exercising so thought I’d get some if anyone can help

It Looks like by affecting mTOR BCAA could have a positive effect on crMPCa Gus https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/04/180409120445.htm https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5096790/

Low protein in plasma amino acid tests: raised glycine and BCAA below -1 SD suggesting poor protein intake. No zinc/ vitamin A problem and normal urinary MMA." [/i] Can anyone shed any light here, particularly on what raised GGT and ALT might show ?

People also often have a problem digesting protein so we use BCAA, branched chain amino acid, 4 grams per day for that. It is predigested protein. Here is a link that has some information. http://www.fattyliverfoundation.org/fatigue

I don't usually drink enough water, I either forget and just don't feel like drinking, I have tried flavouring it with mint of lemon or tea but it is not great, I like it when I put BCAA in it but I am not sure how healthy it is if I don't train but it can be a bit expensive.

I don't usually drink enough water, I either forget and just don't feel like drinking, I have tried flavouring it with mint of lemon or tea but it is not great, I like it when I put BCAA in it but I am not sure how healthy it is if I don't train but it can be a bit expensive.

I am now going to go and gloat in a most unsportsmanlike manner and have a celebratory smoothie of raw deer liver, egg, BCAA powder and spinach.