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    When to use Whey Protein?

    I have ALOT of Whey Protein, but I heard in some places Whey is only required post workout. So what are the opinions on this ?


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    Whey protein is a source of protein that should be supplemental to your diet in helping you acheive your total reccomended protein intake for the day.

    I personally take it before and after the workout, as well as in the morning and before i go to bed.
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    You actually drink 4 protien shakes aday ONTOP of 3 large meals? Geez man....

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    the best time is to take it imediatly post work out and in the morning

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    Quote Originally Posted by NMOY
    You actually drink 4 protien shakes aday ONTOP of 3 large meals? Geez man....

    Why three large meals?

    There are loads of combinations

    3 small/medium meals + three shakes + 1 PWO shake
    4 small medium meals + two shakes + 1 PWO shake
    6 small/ medium meals + 1 PWO shake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NMOY
    You actually drink 4 protien shakes aday ONTOP of 3 large meals? Geez man....
    No.

    Meal 1 + Protein Shake
    Meal 2
    Meal 3
    Protein Shake (Pre-Workout)
    Protein Shake (Post-Workout)
    Meal 4
    Meal 5 + Protein Shake

    Its 4 protein shakes and 5 meals if you want to count them separately.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole
    No.

    Meal 1 + Protein Shake
    Meal 2
    Meal 3
    Protein Shake (Pre-Workout)
    Protein Shake (Post-Workout)
    Meal 4
    Meal 5 + Protein Shake

    Its 4 protein shakes and 5 meals if you want to count them separately.
    I never understand the point of eating a meal and drinking a protein shake at the same time...why not just make sure to get enough protein from the solid food?? Or maybe you are and are over doing it by drinking a shake anyway.

    Only time I think it is necessary is PWO, when a fast absorbing protein is needed, maybe pre workout too (I prefer some type of creatine PreWO and PWO with a protein shake..)...other shakes should be used for sheer convenience when food isn't an option. As alot of protein shakes JUST have protein and don't exactly resemble a meal.

    5 meals @ 40g+ Shake @ 40g = 240g of protein.....that's more than enough for most of us, but whatever floats your boat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PWGriffin
    Only time I think it is necessary is PWO, when a fast absorbing protein is needed, maybe pre workout too (I prefer some type of creatine PreWO and PWO with a protein shake..)

    I do this.

    As alot of protein shakes JUST have protein and don't exactly resemble a meal.

    Which is why when not having them for pre/post workout purposes, i take the protein shakes with a solid food meal.

    5 meals @ 40g+ Shake @ 40g = 240g of protein.....that's more than enough for most of us, but whatever floats your boat.

    Not all my meals have that much (40g+) protein in them. The shakes just help out. Atm i weigh 165, and im getting about 200-240g of protein a day, and 3400kcal give or take a hundred or two depending on how much of i pig i feel like being :P.

    I eat to suit my means. My shakes are 35g of protein. I tried this same program with a higher protein content (40g-ish) shake mixture and i could shit through the eye of a needle.

    Lovely image to leave you with there .

    But yeah, i know what youre saying. It has the possibility to be excessive, if i dont watch what im eating.
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    I say that whey protein is most effective peri-workout, but it can be used other times. I consume some pre and post workout, but I also often have to include another shake during the day where I use whey if I have 3-4 clients back to back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NMOY
    You actually drink 4 protien shakes aday ONTOP of 3 large meals? Geez man....
    I do but I take in at least 500 grams of protein everyday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
    I do but I take in at least 500 grams of protein everyday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PWGriffin
    I never understand the point of eating a meal and drinking a protein shake at the same time...why not just make sure to get enough protein from the solid food?? Or maybe you are and are over doing it by drinking a shake anyway.

    Only time I think it is necessary is PWO, when a fast absorbing protein is needed, maybe pre workout too (I prefer some type of creatine PreWO and PWO with a protein shake..)...other shakes should be used for sheer convenience when food isn't an option. As alot of protein shakes JUST have protein and don't exactly resemble a meal.

    5 meals @ 40g+ Shake @ 40g = 240g of protein.....that's more than enough for most of us, but whatever floats your boat.

    Hell, I sometimes eat a big meal with a protein shake. However, MY reason would be cuz I wont have the time to get another 2-3 meals in the next few hours.

    As far as my weight and strength numbers go, I hardly ever get 1g protein to 1lb of bodyweight. So some alterations are made.
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