Not exact matches
One study from the Journal of Nutrition found that the ingestion of both
protein and carbohydrates (0.15 grams of both per kilogram of
body mass) prior to a bout of resistance exercise increased
protein synthesis (
anabolism) by 48 per cent during exercise, and an additional 19 per cent after exercise.
Slow digesting
proteins are superior when it comes to maintaining your
body in a state of
anabolism.
What
protein change theory shows is that the human
body can essentially become used to a given amount of
protein, and to further stimulate
anabolism additional
protein will be needed.
The
body will eventually begin to adapt to the higher
protein intake and
anabolism rates will begin to slow.
Unlike fat or carbohydrate, the human
body has limited capacity to transiently store «excess» dietary
protein from a single meal to acutely stimulate muscle
protein anabolism at a later time.