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Isolate Vs. Concetrate
i'm aware that isolate is best post workout
however which 1 is better for example at breakfast, pre-workout and before bed? i'm assuming they are very similar, just wondered if there were any real differences peace |
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Guardian of The Homeland
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Charlotte NC
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Isolate does contain a little % more protein, but your body will not be able to tell the difference. Only your pocket book will. Stick with the concentrate if you are concerned with money.
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Confused
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Long Island
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I was told isolate has a higher absorption rate then concentrate.
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Mic Murderer
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Toronto, ON
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Isolate is basically useless any other time of the day other than post-workout, but the optimum post-workout protein is hydrolyzed anyway...Personally I don't stress it, I use a hydrolyzed whey/whey isolate/milk isolate/soy isolate/casein/egg albumen blend that I make myself, to get the benefits of everything. If you don't do insulin spikes and your PWO carb source is oats it doesn't really matter what kind of whey you use. In terms of an all-day protein, I recommend whey concentrate, but even that is absorbed way too quickly. For an all-day protein I suggest you purchase a blend, or at least a casein powder (seven hour timed release) or egg albumen (four and a half hours/five hour timed release) powder.
Peace.
T DOT O.
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Confused
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Long Island
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Exactly what I do..
I use ON blend for shakes in the day and EAS precision protein for a PWO.. Should i add oats to it? |
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Mic Murderer
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Toronto, ON
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Yes, ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS add a carb source (personally I say slow-burning but if you're a hard gainer dextrose or glucose, just don't overdo it or you risk diabetes and insulin resistance in the long run, 30-40g of carbs is what you're shooting for) or a fat source (flax seed meal, flax seed oil, fish caps, hemp seed oil all work well, or heavy cream/natural peanut butter) with ANY shake you make, or the protein will be absorbed far too quickly and be used to replenish glycogen or converted to glucose and energy instead of being used to keep you in positive nitrogen balance.
Peace.
T DOT O.
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Confused
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Long Island
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I wish i knew that when i started last month lol..
So a flax oil pill with a shake would be ok for PWO? |
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Mic Murderer
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Toronto, ON
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Flax oil pills are not close to enough...you need about 15-20 g of fat or 35-40g of carbs...so I say a tablespoon of flax or hemp seed oil or 3 tablespoons of heavy cream or 3/4-1 cup of whole oats/oat bran...that's the easiest way to put it
Peace.
T DOT O.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Posts: 2,418
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Why would you put flax in a shake post workout? That slows the process. You want it absorbed quickly. BTW, don't forget to eat real food. And the chances of getting diabetes from dex or gluc post workout are slim and none. You'd need lab rat doses. lol
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well i might go with isolate + maltodextrin post workout
concentrate in the morning (with a tbs of oil) and pre workout (with 1/2 cup of oats) and a blend of whey concentrate and casien (with a tbs of oil) before bed that look alright, any changes? |
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Is that all you have in the morning or do you follow it with a real breakfast? I have a whey shake first thing in the morning, but I have breakfast very soon afterwards.
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Guardian of The Homeland
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Quote:
Chuck Norris once lost his keys and couldn't remember where he put them. So he tortured himself for half an hour until he gave up their location.
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Mic Murderer
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Toronto, ON
Posts: 1,059
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^^ Well on a cutting phase or a very low-carb diet you need something to slow down the absorption of protein so it doesn't get wasted in glucogenesis....thus the flax...I don't recommend it for anyone other than someone in the last stages of a low carb cutting diet.
Peace.
T DOT O.
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