ValiantThor08
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I thought everyone already knew this?I really enjoyed this video, and wanted to share.
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They don't. I still get in little debates with people over this.I thought everyone already knew this?
There morons. Tell them they can't absorb all the carbs and fats either. If they eat a whole bag of Oreos only 7 of them get used twords fat gain so they mine as well have at itThey don't. I still get in little debates with people over this.
Good analogy.There morons. Tell them they can't absorb all the carbs and fats either. If they eat a whole bag of Oreos only 7 of them get used twords fat gain so they mine as well have at it
Try 200g!I eat over 150 grams over a 2 hour period daily. I only eat during these 2 hours and I am making excellent gains currently
Try 200g!
Course you can! Only way is to do it, and are how growth and recovery is. Never say never until you do it.I don’t think I can absorb it
Watch the video. He discusses that idea. Me myself, the more protein I eat, the easier I build muscle. I need more than .8. If I dont go over 1g per lb, I get stagnant.This doesn’t mean the more protein you eat the more muscle you’re going to build. You only need .8 g of protein per lb of body weight to sufficiently fuel your body with enough protein for muscle recovery and growth. All that extra protein is doing nothing more than making your kidneys work harder
Watch the video. He discusses that idea. Me myself, the more protein I eat, the easier I build muscle. I need more than .8. If I dont go over 1g per lb, I get stagnant.
All those numbers .8 1.2 ECT are all imaginary. Every person needs a different amount. Guys in jail get like 50to75gm a day and build muscle. Meanwhile there's guys eating 400gm a day complaining there not building muscle and only weigh 175lbsThis doesn’t mean the more protein you eat the more muscle you’re going to build. You only need .8 g of protein per lb of body weight to sufficiently fuel your body with enough protein for muscle recovery and growth. All that extra protein is doing nothing more than making your kidneys work harder