Proteins

Proteins are made of amino acids consisting of essential and non essential amino acids. Essential  amino acids the body cannot produce on its own, and nonessential  amino acids the body can produce on its own. knowing the different types can help in your succeed as an athlete. the following amino acids are the most important amino acids an athlete should know.

Essential Amino Acids  

Histidine

Isoleucine

Leucine

Lysine

Methionine

Phenylalanine

BCAAs

Valine

Threonine   

Nonessential Amino Acids  

HMB

Arginine

Cysteine

Glutamine

Carnitine

 

 

Isoleucine

Very similar to leucine in most every way. Isoleucine promotes muscle recovery, regulates the blood-sugar levels and stimulates HGH release. But isoleucine holds its own in terms of wound healing.

It helps in the formation of hemoglobin and is strongly involved in the formation of blood-clots, the body's primary defense against infection through open wounds.

Use To Bodybuilders Of similar importance as leucine, Very important as part of the BCAA stack.

Dosage 10-12 mg per kilo of bodyweight.

Overdosing Causes elevated urination. No serious problems. May become serious if you have kidney or liver disease.

Medical Uses Wound healing.

Sources Chicken, cashews, fish, almonds, eggs, lentils, liver, meat.

Deficiency Unknown.

 

 

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