Branched Chain Amino Acids

Product name:Branched Chain Amino Acids

Proportion: Leucine: Proline: Isoleucine (2:1:1)

Branched chain amino acid definition: Branched chain amino acids refer to neutral amino acids that contain a branched aliphatic chain on the alpha carbon. Branched chain amino acids include L-leucine, L-isoleucine, and L-proline. They are all essential amino acids. They are mainly used in skeletal muscle metabolism, accounting for about 35% of the essential amino acids of skeletal muscle proteins, and have a close relationship with the synthesis of skeletal muscle. BCAA interacts with the tricarboxylic acid cycle through the action of glucose and ketogenesis to achieve the interconversion of the three substances (sugar, fat, and protein) in the body.