Nonessential amino acids can become essential if the body cannot make them, such as during bouts of illness.

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Nonessential amino acids can become essential if the body cannot make them, such as during bouts of illness.

Nonessential amino acids can become essential if the body cannot make them, such as during bouts of illness.

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