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The branch in amino acids together with tyrosine and phenylalanine compete with elcryptophan for the passage to the blood-brain barrier uh and basically when you're consuming light leucine you're going to decrease the amount of free tryptophan in the brain which means you're going to produce less serotonin
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now because free trick to Fan nothing to oppose it goes right to the brain right and then basically feeling the the production of Serotonin locally right
If you're eating a bunch of protein without exercise, then tryptophan is out-competed (and your serotonin levels plummet)
It causes BCAAs to be taken up my muscle & alleviates brain competiti