Now, you may ask why you'd need a slow -
absorbing protein since you've been told time and time again that muscles need to feed as soon as possible?
Not exact matches
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since whey
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since whey
protein absorbs faster, it is ideal for a post workout snack... * ahem like these pumpkin oat energy bites... And another excuse for me to eat it straight out of the -LSB-...]
Moreover,
since sorbitol can bind to GLUT5 transporters (the
proteins that act as «doors» and allow fructose to be
absorbed), it can increase the risks of fructose malabsorption especially if you are using fructose - containing ingredients in your baked product.
Since the cells are not damaged, they can
absorb amino acids from
proteins again.
Since I eat a high -
protein diet, a supplement helps my body
absorb the nutrients more effectively.
Since there are different types of
protein, are there certain types that are better for taking after your workout that will be better
absorbed by your muscles?
Since casein is slowly digested into your bloodstream, don't use it during workouts or after workouts - you need a fast
absorbing protein at these times.
Whey
protein is considered the best
protein source
since it has all the amino acids the body needs, and it is bioavailable and easy to
absorb.
This proteolytic enzyme is believed to help with the digestion of
protein and
since bromelain appears to be
absorbed by the body intact, it is often marketed as a natural anti-inflammatory for conditions such as arthritis.
And that would be an issue for people who were consuming the minimum amount (in grams) of
protein,
since they would actually
absorb less than is needed.
Since these individuals need to remain in a positive nitrogen balance, and as plant - based
proteins aren't as well
absorbed as animal - based
proteins, wouldn't it make sense for the vegetarian / vegan athlete to focus on eating complementary
proteins at each meal?
Since the body can't just store
protein like it can fat about 105 grams or half of that 200 g of
protein, assuming it can even be
absorbed, has to be broken down by removing the amino part (NH2) from the amino acid to leave the sugar backbone that make up the bulk of the amino acids.
However,
since this food only has 22 percent
protein on a dry matter basis, we are concerned that some of this
protein comes from the less desirable plant - based peas in the food that is not as easy for dogs to
absorb.