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Are those amino acids promoted by the fitness instructor useful?
Amino acids are useful!

Branched amino acids include leucine, isoleucine and valine. Branched-chain amino acids are essential amino acids for human body. Without these amino acids in the diet, human beings can't survive. For bodybuilders, BCAAs is particularly important, which mainly embodies four functions.

Composition of muscle: BCAAs is not only the largest component of amino acids in muscle, but also the only amino acid metabolized in muscle.

Provide energy: BCAAs is the main amino acid for human muscle energy supply. Its oxidative energy supply accounts for about 60% of the total amino acid energy supply, and even at rest, the oxidative energy supply of branched-chain amino acids in muscle reaches 14%. Especially in long-term exercise, it can directly provide energy for the muscles in training.

Muscle growth: Supplementing BCAAs during training can stimulate the release of growth hormone, increase insulin level, and thus promote muscle synthesis. Leucine, in particular, is the predecessor of KIC and HMB. KIC and HMB can increase muscle and reduce fat, which is of great benefit to bodybuilders.

Muscle protection: During exercise, supplementing enough BCAAs can promote the synthesis of protein during the recovery period after exercise, reduce the decomposition of muscle tissue and help to protect muscles.

Therefore, branched-chain amino acids are more effective and fundamental sports nutritional supplements for muscle growth.