Hi,
I just recently started taking EAS Myo Pro Protein.
I lift 4x/week and am 6' 178 lbs. 22 yr old male. I am looking to build more muscle, while reducing the fat.
My friend told me that I shouldnt be taking the Protein Powder w/ milk because the milk absorbs it too quickly. He suggested water. What do you all reccomend?
Also, Right now Im doing 3 scoops with 2% milk right after my workout. Should I go for 1 scoop before, 1 after, and 1 before bed??
Hi,
I just recently started taking EAS Myo Pro Protein.
I lift 4x/week and am 6' 178 lbs. 22 yr old male. I am looking to build more muscle, while reducing the fat.
My friend told me that I shouldnt be taking the Protein Powder w/ milk because the milk absorbs it too quickly. He suggested water. What do you all reccomend?
Also, Right now Im doing 3 scoops with 2% milk right after my workout. Should I go for 1 scoop before, 1 after, and 1 before bed??
thanks in advance
First of all post your overall daily diet on the diet forum and we can help you better.
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My friend told me that I shouldnt be taking the Protein Powder w/ milk because the milk absorbs it too quickly. He suggested water. What do you all reccomend?
its the other way around, milk slows down the process. After a workout, you dont want to drink it with milk, drink it with water and some sort of carbs like oats.
its the other way around, milk slows down the process. After a workout, you dont want to drink it with milk, drink it with water and some sort of carbs like oats.
Solid advice, but I personally prefere faster acting carbs like dextrose or maltodextrin post-workout.
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