However, if someone is not
getting enough protein over a
Not exact matches
It's a good idea to have a decent serving of
protein post-workout (at least 25g) but it's much less important than just eating
enough protein over the course of the day in general so don't
get too hung up on it if you schedule doesn't permit this.
Hunger's the enemy, and we can keep it at bay by having hearty meals full of good fats, good
proteins, and a TON of vegetables; not
over exercising, and working hard at
getting enough sleep.
I don't have a single source I can send people to for this
protein / GNG / keto malarkey yet — apart from a biochem book, there are dozens of various bits spread out
over the interwebs and amongst journals, and maybe oneday I'll
get bored
enough to compile them all like the others.
Athletes need to
get enough protein to build these areas of the body and have
enough left
over to build muscle as well.
The brain prioritizes survival
over ovulation and menstrual cycles every time, so if the brain senses that there is not
enough protein or fat, or other nutrients to do basic bodily functions, it will funnel what its
got into necessary functions and usually menstruation and fertility suffer.
When looking at all the clients I have worked with
over the years, most people aren't
getting enough protein.
Getting enough protein is especially important for men and women
over the age of 60 due to anabolic resistance.