BCAAs

TattedGemini
Posts: 23 Member
Just wondering for this with nutrition/fitness knowledge…. Are bcaas worth it? When should someone use them?
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You get BCAAs naturally from your food intake. If you lift and participate in a hypertrophic program, supplementing BCAAs may help your muscle growth. Like all supplements they have different benefits/drawbacks for different people. In most cases you will probably not notice a difference unless you do a great deal of weight training. That's not to say that taking the prescribed amount of BCAAs will do you any harm past the usual side effects (headache, nausea, diarrhea).3
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You are much better off using the money you would spend on BCAAs on a whey protein powder if you need more protein. There is no benefit from consuming BCAAs... Likely literally zero.3
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If your protein intake is adequate, they are a total waste.0
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Thanks all! I think I’ll skip them0
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