FOODS RICH IN AMINO ACIDS

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QUINOA

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FISHS

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credit-unsplash These foods help you meet your body's amino acid requirements. Hence, amino acids are generally safe to consume when used in moderation. However, before making any dietary changes, consult your nutritionist.