BCAAs(2017/07/09)

BCAAs.

I have ever heard about that. But I've never touched it.

Mr. Lonely Man gave me BCCAs with a bag on Sunday.

I searched for BCAAs on the Internet.

Branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) are naturally occurring molecules (leucine, isoleucine, and valine) that the body uses to build proteins. The term "branched chain" refers to the molecular structure of these particular amino acids. Muscles have a particularly high content of BCAAs.

For reasons that are not entirely clear, BCAA supplements may improve appetite in cancer patients and slow the progression of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, a terrible condition that leads to degeneration of nerves, atrophy of the muscles, and eventual death).

BCAAs have also been proposed as a supplement to boost athletic performance.

            Requirements/Sources      

Dietary protein usually provides all the BCAAs you need. However, physical stress and injury can increase your need for BCAAs to repair damage, so supplementation may be helpful.

BCAAs are present in all protein-containing foods, but the best sources are red meat and dairy products. Chicken, fish, and eggs are excellent sources as well. Whey protein and egg protein supplements are another way to ensure you're getting enough BCAAs. Supplements may contain all three BCAAs together or simply individual BCAAs.

 

Mr. Lonely Man.

A Million thanks for your present.

I live as your present receiver.

BCCA jelly

rapid charge of energy!!!

six packs in the box.

When will I try this?

This present will help me speed up while running.

Made in Japan? Mr. Lonely Man seemed to purchase this power production from Japan.

Standing in a row on the bookshelf.

I heartily thank you.