Effect of Coffee on Protien Uptake
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Effect of Coffee on Protien Uptake
What is the impact of coffee on the uptake or synthisis of protien? Is it a big negative? Is green tea any better in terms of impacting protien uptake?
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10-01-2006, 07:37 AM #2Light weight!
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I dont think there is any correlation between the two whatsoever! Coffee isnt going to affect your bodys protein synthesis, green tea certainly wont either!
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