BCAAs reduce muscle soreness and creatine kinase levels post-exercise but do not accelerate muscle performance recovery. They also stimulate muscle protein synthesis less effectively than complete protein sources. Additionally, BCAAs can lower dopamine and serotonin, impacting mood and anxiety.
BCAAs may be useful during severe caloric deficits to offset catabolic effects or to slightly reduce muscle soreness after extreme physical exertion or severe DOMS.
Glutamine supplementation does not improve strength, lean body mass, or body composition, even during aggressive dieting. It is conditionally essential only for critically ill or injured individuals, not for healthy people aiming to build muscle.
Glutamine may support gut health by sealing tight junctions and reversing leaky gut. It can also reduce exercise-induced intestinal dysfunctions and lower the risk of illness from prolonged endurance exercise.
Beta-alanine buffers acid buildup, enhancing endurance and performance, but it does not directly boost muscle gain or fat loss. Studies show it does not enhance muscle size, strength, or endurance adaptations during resistance training.
Beta-alanine improves endurance, enhances performance in activities like sprinting, and may mitigate negative mood states in physically active individuals.
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