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Foods particularly rich in L-Leucine are beef (approx. 1690 mg / 100 g), raw salmon (approx. 1615 mg / 100 g), eggs (approx. 1090 mg / 100 g) and wheat products (approx. 920 mg / 100 g). L-Valine und L-Isoleucine are also included in significant amounts in meat and other animal produce. Dried peas (approx. 1160 mg / 100 g) and walnuts (approx. 750 mg / 100 g) are particularly suited for vegetarians with their high BCAA concentration. read the review.
Foods high in protein are naturally rich in lysine, with meat and poultry topping the list. A 387-gram broiled beef flank steak has 9 grams of lysine, more than three times your recommended daily intake. A roasted pork chop has 2.2 grams of lysine, and a stewed chicken breast half contains 2.3 grams.