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Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07
Is whey protein manditory as a part of an anabolic diet?
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Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07
Is whey protein manditory as a part of an anabolic diet?
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Originally Posted by leg_press
Yes but you need a fast digesting protein like whey, post workout.
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Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07
Is whey protein manditory as a part of an anabolic diet?
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Originally Posted by Gordo
Need is a strong word. The research suggests that, in particular, leucine + carb post workout is very beneficial.
Don't neglect pre-workout nutrition. If nothing else, can help prevent the drastic blood sugar drops during hard exercise (especially for morning exercisers) and ward off those pukey feelings. Leucine Supplementation Enhances Skeletal Muscle Recovery in Rats Following Exercise -- Anthony et al. 129 (6): 1102 -- Journal of Nutrition Bodybuilding.com - Layne Norton - Leucine: The Anabolic Trigger! |
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Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07
What foods can a good amount of leucine be found in? And by carbs simple wheat bread is fine, right?
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Originally Posted by Gordo
Well if you read Laynes article, he's suggesting supplemental leucine. However if you go here: NutritionData.com
And search based on Leucine rich foods.... surprise surprise, egg-whites are a kick-ass protein and AA source. Don't forget, Layne has built a pretty muscular solid base already so things that give him a competitive edge, matter now. I like Dan John's e-book.... in there he talks briefly about nutrition and sums up nutrition where performance is the concern beautifully: |
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Originally Posted by Gordo
Totally depends on the ingredients, whether you believe in the insulin spiking pwo and whether jupiter is in alignment with mercury.
Personally, PWO I like milk, oats, sometimes rice cakes, sometimes some fruit, it changes depending on what I'm doing, how long I did it, and my goals at the time. Sorry, not really a great answer. |
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Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07
Right, leucine is another word for dietary protein and eggs are good with dietary proteins. And the protein in egg whites digest a little slower than whey but much faster than casein. Thanks
But what about the carbs for the post workout, is wheat bread alright? If so, a good post workout meal sounds like a breakfast sandwich or fried egg with wheat bread and butter. |
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Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07
no problem, Thanks.
I dont understand why people consider milk as a good source or carbs, though. It has a lot of sugar, doesnt it? |
Do a search, there's lots of stuff on skim milk here (most of the good stuff is from emma-leigh fyi).
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