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The training used here was more endurance based and therefore, we still do not know what the difference would be if resistance exercise was used or if muscle hypertrophy was the goal.
As mentioned earlier, new techniques are becoming available to assess the adequacy of protein intakes. Currently the guidelines for exercising individuals are based on information in a paper by Lemon Recommendations for those who engage in regular endurance exercise are 1.
Therefore, in coming years, we may see these recommendations going up to match what strength athletes are instinctively using which seems to be around In my opinion, in non-drug using trainers, intakes of 1. Very high intakes of protein simply lead to a greater breakdown and production of urea waste product whereas with normal, optimal, intakes of protein the salvage of urea via urea hydrolysis, is more efficient Fouillet et al.
Studies showing that 2. A study published just six months ago conducted at the Human Performance Laboratory, Birmingham, looked at the effect of increased dietary protein on tolerance to intensified training.
Witard and colleagues examined the effect of increased protein intake on short-term decrements in endurance performance during a block of high-intensity training. The control group consumed 1. The group concluded that.
Some say that eating a very high protein diet produces a beneficial anabolic hormonal environment and it is this reason individuals should consume more than is recommended by experts. Intakes were 50 g, g, or g and showed no differences in serum concentrations of any of the hormones.
For the individuals using appropriate training methodologies to gain muscle, including periodization of this training, protein intakes of If using supplementation such as creatine, leucine and whey protein, the protein needs may well be increased above normal because of the increased ability to stimulate protein synthesis and other anabolic processes.
It is also useful to note that some form of protein cycling may be beneficial. So that when a new block of training is started, more protein is consumed.
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