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L-Leucine Article

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Anyone see this anthony Roberts article saying Leucine is useless as a supplement? Do you think its true? I've always heard good things about Leucine, How many of you guys use it?

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I use it everyday .. Basically he's indicating majority of bcaa's are waiste

Yeahhh not gonna buy into it ... It's like when a co advertise one of our scoop = 25 of whey scoops

Ummm yeahh sure
 
GQNemesis said:
I use it everyday .. Basically he's indicating majority of bcaa's are waiste Yeahhh not gonna buy into it ... It's like when a co advertise one of our scoop = 25 of whey scoops Ummm yeahh sure
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Funny how that company is no longer on these boards. Glad I jumped off before the ship officially sank.
 
GQNemesis said:
Lol u back in states bro ? Pm me if you still need the goodies as we discussed earlier .. I do love me sum pr-xt
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Weighing it over
 
Even though anthony roberts is a **** he is citing a study in his crapticle
 
fightnews said:
Anyone see this anthony Roberts article saying Leucine is useless as a supplement? Do you think its true? I've always heard good things about Leucine, How many of you guys use it?

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Man oh man did the author misinterpret the study big time.

Ive never heard of Leucine being advertised as a 'performance enhancer'. Its benefits are on mTor and activating protein synthesis.

It is not a useless supplement.
 
It looked to me that the article was stating that if you get enough protein via your diet then supplementing with more leucine won't yield any measurable difference. Per se if you're 200lbs eating 200g of protein what exactly would be the point of using more leucine on top of it?
 
JoeRecomp said:
It looked to me that the article was stating that if you get enough protein via your diet then supplementing with more leucine won't yield any measurable difference. Per se if you're 200lbs eating 200g of protein what exactly would be the point of using more leucine on top of it?
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Unless I'm reading their methods wrong, the cited study is simply looking at how post-workout protein can affect sprinting. The article posted doesn't seem to support the commentary at all.
 
JoeRecomp said:
It looked to me that the article was stating that if you get enough protein via your diet then supplementing with more leucine won't yield any measurable difference. Per se if you're 200lbs eating 200g of protein what exactly would be the point of using more leucine on top of it?
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Very beneficial. Leucine is used to spike MPS whereas whole foods may not contain enough leucine to maximally spike MPs
 
Jiigzz said:
Very beneficial. Leucine is used to spike MPS whereas whole foods may not contain enough leucine to maximally spike MPs
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So do u recommend taking a few g of leucine with high protein meals to give a better effect on MPS?
 
tyrub42 said:
So do u recommend taking a few g of leucine with high protein meals to give a better effect on MPS?
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Driven2lift said:
Pending on the source and amount of protein in the meal, yes
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I personally think that can be an issue of micromanaging, but theoretically that would be beneficial. If I don't have a ton in a meal or sources aren't ideal I do pop a couple at times.

I do think this is why less frequent but larger meals may be more beneficial, but for the majority of people it is most important to get total protein intake for the day before worrying about these kind of things .

As for the original article I feel like that blog does this kind of off the mark analysis frequently just to stir the pot.
 
Here's an Intresting article on it

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Hopefully it's ok to post a link .. Study done in humans

Brb gonna chug this additional 10g with bcaa :)
 
bolt10 said:
I personally think that can be an issue of micromanaging, but theoretically that would be beneficial. If I don't have a ton in a meal or sources aren't ideal I do pop a couple at times.

I do think this is why less frequent but larger meals may be more beneficial, but for the majority of people it is most important to get total protein intake for the day before worrying about these kind of things .

As for the original article I feel like that blog does this kind of off the mark analysis frequently just to stir the pot.
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Me to.

People got huge without leucine
 
Jiigzz said:
Very beneficial. Leucine is used to spike MPS whereas whole foods may not contain enough leucine to maximally spike MPs
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I was under the impression that 3.2g - 4.4g of leucine was required to maximize MPS....according to the chart on Layne's website that's only ~5oz. of beef, pork, or chicken. Just trying to soak up info here to further my own knowledge base.
 
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