There are 4 papers on blood amino acid levels in aging research: 2 trials in people, 2 in animals.
4 papers study it2 more mention it2 findings
- Human trial2
- Animals2
Interventions
1P4
upin mice1
1 study
P4
upin mice1
P4 increases blood amino acid levels in mice (10 min postprandial, compared with fasted control).
“Ten minutes postprandial, DBS showed significantly increased blood AA levels of BCAAs, histidine, lysine, threonine, arginine, and tyrosine for P4 versus fasted.”
Animals10 min postprandial, compared with fasted controlhybrid blend of whey, casein, pea and soy protein isolates10 min
Nutrients
Associations
1Protein restriction
mixedin pigs1
1 study
Protein restriction
mixedin pigs1
Protein restriction is associated with blood amino acid levels in pigs (regardless of pig age).
“markedly higher abundances of Ser, Gly, Glu, Thr, Ala, Lys, and Met levels, and lower abundances of His, Val, and Ile levels”
Animalsregardless of pig agebloodlong-term
Metabolic and Proteomic Responses to Long-Term Protein Restriction in a Pig Model
Journal of agricultural and food chemistry
Latest
Nutrients
Effect of Caloric Restriction on BMI, Gut Microbiota, and Blood Amino Acid Levels in Non-Obese Adults
Non-randomized trial in 41 peopleDietary restriction
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
Metabolic and Proteomic Responses to Long-Term Protein Restriction in a Pig Model
Experiments in pigsDietary restriction