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Three of the most important amino acids in the body are leucine, isoleucine and valine, collectively known as branched-chained amino acids (BCAAs). They are most important in maintaining muscle tissues, preserving muscle glycogen stores and preventing muscle breakdown during strenuous exercise.
The amino acids you are able to synthesize can come from modification of excess amino acids or from molecules produced during carbohydrate metabolism, but a lack of any of the nine essential amino acids can cause increasingly detrimental health effects if you fail to include them in your diet.