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07-05-2002, 11:45 AM #1Registered User
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Cutting / Protein question
I'm currently cutting and doing great losing bf, should I keep my protein at 1.5 gms per my body weight and adjust it as I lose weight ??
So far I haven't lost any muscle mass doing it this way.
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Defenietly keep your protein high!
And take lots of glutamine. No joke, glut. really does spare muscle even during hardcore cutting!It's not just a sport, it's a lifestyle!
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Thanks again showdownOriginally posted by Showdown
Defenietly keep your protein high!
And take lots of glutamine. No joke, glut. really does spare muscle even during hardcore cutting!
TJohn
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