Great article, I’m interested to see if why the reason low BCAA works has to do with your previous article on the body being toxic. I’ve read that when humans started eating meat their livers got bigger, athletes also have bigger livers and that was partially the reason for evolving livers was to aid in breaking down bcaa. High circulating bcaa are Indicators in both NAFLD and Obesity.
Is it possible that low protein aids in lowering the burden on the liver allowing the body to detox faster? Keep up the good work
I personally haven't made that connection and haven't seen that connection suggested. In fact, I know that people who follow the liver detox route try to ensure they eat a good amount of meat because taurine plays a role in toxin metabolism.
Great article, I’m interested to see if why the reason low BCAA works has to do with your previous article on the body being toxic. I’ve read that when humans started eating meat their livers got bigger, athletes also have bigger livers and that was partially the reason for evolving livers was to aid in breaking down bcaa. High circulating bcaa are Indicators in both NAFLD and Obesity.
Is it possible that low protein aids in lowering the burden on the liver allowing the body to detox faster? Keep up the good work
Reposting this article if you want to see exfatloss work on BCAA https://open.substack.com/pub/exfatloss/p/show-me-the-bcaa-studies?r=btzus&utm_medium=ios
I personally haven't made that connection and haven't seen that connection suggested. In fact, I know that people who follow the liver detox route try to ensure they eat a good amount of meat because taurine plays a role in toxin metabolism.