The supplement “BCAA’s” (also known as “branched chain amino acids”) have grown in popularity based on the concept that they create an anabolic environment for muscle growth. Most people are unaware of what BCAAs do in the first place, let alone if they’re necessary or if they work. Yet a popular belief is that one of BCAA’s most important benefits is preserving muscle during a cut or during intermittent fasting (fasted training). However, this has been shown to be a huge misconception. In this "BCAAs explained" video, I’ll show you whether you should reconsider taking BCAA’s based on current scientific literature – and more importantly, I’ll show you what you can do instead.

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Song 1 = Lakey Inspired – “Chill Day”
Song 2 = Lakey Inspired – “Better Days”

STUDIES:
3 EAA’s important for growth:
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All 9 needed for protein synthesis:
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Protein synthesis greater for Whey vs EAA’s:
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Protein synthesis greater for Whey vs BCAA’s:
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BCAA’s when fasted decreases protein synthesis:
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Ramadan study:
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