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01-05-2008, 12:11 PM #1Registered User
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when to take protien shake
hey i stopped lifting for around a year and want to get back into it. i was wondering when is the best time to drink a protien shake, before or after workouts?
also i am only 15, is it ok for me to take a protien supplement? i only have one or two servings a day.
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true after is great too your muscles need to asimilate ur mucles need
1take when u are awake, 1 take around 10am, around 4.30pm and just before sleep by shake or in mix cotage sheese 0% fat
when you are on day workout traning take ur shake I u know: if on morning 10am or afternoon dont 4pm only intake for tarnining time is enouf.
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yes the pepole who when to be in top spend their money per month around $150 can be up to 200euro, add natural protein in your meal by turkey, oaks, soya milk, etc
best is to have a sponsor! hehehe
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Originally Posted by XFatMan
Most times, I will agree with the above...However, protein supplementation is one topic that has me switching my guns.
I would suggest to not replace real food intake with shakes and the likes, but to asdd it to an already appropriate diet will do no harm. Drink lots of water, eat like a mad man and supplement occasionaly with protein shakes, post workout and before bed.
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