The level of BCAA seems to generally correlate with protein (presumably BCAA) intake in one study, but yea we don't exactly have great data.
I have done a blood amino acid test, but it's hundreds of dollars and I don't know a single other person (even Brad from Fire in a Bottle!) who's done it. It's nearly $1,000 where he lives and he'd n…
The level of BCAA seems to generally correlate with protein (presumably BCAA) intake in one study, but yea we don't exactly have great data.
I have done a blood amino acid test, but it's hundreds of dollars and I don't know a single other person (even Brad from Fire in a Bottle!) who's done it. It's nearly $1,000 where he lives and he'd need to drive many hours to get to a lab to do it.
And then we'd have 2 data points. So it's way worse (so far) in terms of data points than even OmegaQuant :) And we don't know if it'll show us anything significant once we have enough data..
People will fight over what is the root cause of torpor, but my money is on "excess energy is caused by torpor" not the other way around.
The level of BCAA seems to generally correlate with protein (presumably BCAA) intake in one study, but yea we don't exactly have great data.
I have done a blood amino acid test, but it's hundreds of dollars and I don't know a single other person (even Brad from Fire in a Bottle!) who's done it. It's nearly $1,000 where he lives and he'd need to drive many hours to get to a lab to do it.
And then we'd have 2 data points. So it's way worse (so far) in terms of data points than even OmegaQuant :) And we don't know if it'll show us anything significant once we have enough data..
People will fight over what is the root cause of torpor, but my money is on "excess energy is caused by torpor" not the other way around.