Today in Exercise and Physiology class we were watching a video and they were talking about nutrition.
The dude on the videotape said that when atheletes and people who are fit consume simple sugars (for dinner let's say) that the sugar would go straight to their muscles for energy and...
Here in these two articles John Berardi shows how the calorie deficit doesn't always mean weight loss and how choosing the right foods is much more important. It's kinda long, but definitely a good read.
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Do different proteins build more muscle that others? For instance does 20 grams of whey build more muscle than 20 grams of casein protein? I know the difference between the proteins, but just wanted to know if there have been studies if one protein can build muscle better than another.
I was talking to my buddy and he told me that caffeine does absolutely nothing for the body that is positive. He said that it tricks your digestive system into thinking it's a sugar but it cannot be digested?
Has anyone heard anything like this or is my friend an idiot?
Well I mean he's not an alcoholic. He just drinks 1-2 times per week with his golf buddies maybe 4-5 beers each time. And yes he's overweight. Do you think this much will have a great effect on him? I'm assuming you thought he was an alcoholic.
My dad has high cholesterol levels. His doctor has him on a very low fat diet. However, my dad also drinks alot of beer. Could the alcohol be having an effect on his cholesterol levels as well? I didn't think it did and it just added extra calories. I just wanted to check with you all though.
It's actually a good idea to take a tablespoon of flax along with some casein protein such as a cup of cottage cheese right before bedtime. It helps slow the digestion of the protein keeping you in an anabolic state for longer.
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