carpee
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bigbob21 said:what do you all think of Layne's new research findings...
CANT POST LINKS BC OF LACK OF POSTS ON THIS FORUM, BUT CHECK OUT YOUTUBE: "Layne Norton 2012 ISSN Research Poster Presentation"
For those who don't wanna watch the video: he explains the results of an 11 week study on rats, eating the same calories/macronutrients with only difference between 2 of 3 groups (1 control group) being the total protein % in the meals. in group 2 the meals were all the same %. In group 3, the meals were 15%, 15% and 70%. (similar to our IF diets)
The results show that total protein synthesis for the day was much lower in the low, low, high group than in the evenly distributed group.
The large protein meal at the end of the day did add up to the same total nitrogen as the evenly distributed meals, but did not provide a larger protein synthetic response compared to a smaller protein meal.
My take on this: I think he's basically saying, the myth of "you cant digest more than 30g of protein" isnt true per say, but its prolly somewhat close to the truth. I mean not the 30g bit, but eating a 150g at a time, seems to not make much of a difference when compared to a meal half the size.FML I'm trying to bulk w/ IF right now....
I go against what Martin says and use bcaas daily during my fast.
Layne also tweeted an article that basically said IF is very suitable for some people.
I think it comes down to your priority of goals and how much of a difference in terms of muscle gain the increased protein synthesis from even meals would yield.