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as the carrier of nitrogen, assist in the synthesis of other amino acids required for muscle synthesis. In short, it is a process of simple amino acid synthesis of complex and complete muscle tissue. Thus, branched amino acids stimulate the production of insulin, whose main function is to allow peripheral sugars to be absorbed by muscles as a source of energy. Insulin production also promotes muscle absorption of amino acids. Branched amino acids have both synthetic and antidissociative effects because they significantly increase protein synthesis