This study found that 20-40g of protein post-workout was more effective than 0 or 10g at increasing protein synthesis in trained individuals. If gaining muscle mass is your goal, adequate protein intake is incredibly important - consuming less than optimal amounts of protein can impair your...
20-40g
2013
american
breen
clinical
exercise
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increasing
individuals
jackman
journal
muscle
myofibrillar
nutrition
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protein
selby
smith
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synthesis
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tipton
trained
witard
workout
Researchers from the University of Birmingham have found that extended rest intervals between sets of weight-lifting could help with muscle growth. The findings, published in Experimental Physiology, go against the conventional belief that favours shorter periods of rest.
The study highlights...
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birmingham
blunted
breen
building
growth
increase
individuals
intervals
longer
minute
minutes
mps
muscle
periods
research
response
rest
sets
short
team
trained
training
university
weight
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