BCAA prices

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About BCAA

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This BCAA product is a ready-to-use injectable blend of the three branched-chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine and valine) together with arginine and the dipeptide carnosine, sold in a 20 mL vial by research vendors; a reseller lists one vendor's version at 190 mg/mL total and the legacy page for this product gave no per-millilitre breakdown, so the ingredient amounts are left blank here. Branched-chain amino acids are essential nutrients with a large oral supplementation literature in sport and in liver disease, where intravenous BCAA solutions have been used in hospital for hepatic encephalopathy, but the arginine and carnosine additions and the small injected amounts (tens of milligrams per millilitre against the 10 to 20 g per day studied by mouth) have no trial support of their own. Compounding pharmacies, telehealth prescribers and clinics sell prescription BCAA injections, typically 15 mg isoleucine, 10 mg leucine and 40 mg valine per mL, and the legacy page listed 1-2 mL daily after training.

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