Protein Shakes

I use one. But im not a bodybuilder extrodinare, I just use them for energy and restoring fatigued muscles.
 
I have one after workout and then another one before sleep at night. So 2 a day
 
Sagat said:
I have one after workout and then another one before sleep at night. So 2 a day
Forgive my ignorance on these subjects, but what's the purpose of drinking it before you go to sleep?
 
In my opinion, a lot of people do it way over with protein these days.

Just too much.
 
pSyKOaLby said:
Forgive my ignorance on these subjects, but what's the purpose of drinking it before you go to sleep?
obviously while one is sleeping, the body is in a state of fasting. During this time, I think the body should be given the necessary materials for muscle building and recovery. I drink a casein protein because it is a slower digesting protein. This will allow the constant delivery of amino acids and peptides over the long period of time during sleep.
 
Ted-P said:
In my opinion, a lot of people do it way over with protein these days.

Just too much.


that is your opinion, but i think 1.5 x your body weight is a good figure for grams of protein. So if your protein is less than that than you arent over doing it.




I adjust my protein intake depending on what I eat on that day, I pick up the slack in protein powder.


1.5 x bW
 
In the morning I make a blender full of protien shake with other added ingredients and just drink it throughout the day with my meals and while resting and everything. + water of course too
 
48LawsOfPower said:
that is your opinion, but i think 1.5 x your body weight is a good figure for grams of protein. So if your protein is less than that than you arent over doing it.

I adjust my protein intake depending on what I eat on that day, I pick up the slack in protein powder.

1.5 x bW

His opinion is backed by science.

1.5g per pound of bodyweight is not. I have yet to see a study referenced that showed uniquely positive results with anywhere near that amount.
 
48LawsOfPower said:
that is for a active normal adult, not a combat athlete

How do you know that? His doctor may have asked if he was involved in intense strength training and/or aerobic conditioning. They usually do.
 
I have multible sources for 1.5 x

I am also speaking from a hardgainers viewpoint
 
creepingcharlie said:
When I spoke to a doctor, he recommended 1g/pound.
1g per pound of muscle is a decent figure for a normal active adult, not 1g per of body weight, that is over doing it
 
James Pellow said:
1g per pound of muscle is a decent figure for a normal active adult, not 1g per of body weight, that is over doing it
Give this man a trophy or something here.
 
James Pellow said:
1g per pound of muscle is a decent figure for a normal active adult, not 1g per of body weight, that is over doing it
If you talk to anybody builder that is getting ready for competition he will tell you that he consumes about 800grams per day.
 
grapling101 said:
If you talk to anybody builder that is getting ready for competition he will tell you that he consumes about 800grams per day.
Yup probably, my post says for a normal active adult.
 
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