This article reviews the available literature related to the effects of negative energy balance
on skeletal muscle mass, highlighting investigations that assessed the influence of varying levels of dietary protein on skeletal muscle protein metabolism.
Effects of resistance exercise and fortified milk
on skeletal muscle mass, muscle size, and functional performance in middle - aged and older men: an 18 - mo randomized controlled trial
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These data demonstrate a preferential effect of loss of IL - 15Rα
on normalized
skeletal muscle mass that is not seen in non-
skeletal muscle tissue (i.e., heart, spleen, kidney).
Research also shows that there is no significant difference between the effects of an uneven protein distribution over the course of the day (meaning the majority of protein is consumed in one meal) and the effects of a more balanced one — both of them have similar effects
on skeletal muscle protein turnover and lean
mass retention.
A group of researchers published a paper in the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) reviewing several published studies
on beta - alanine supplementation and concluded that four weeks of beta - alanine supplementation (4 — 6 g / day) may improve
skeletal muscle mass and exercise performance (although the effects
on strength and endurance exercise beyond 25 minutes needs further study, according to the researchers).
The effects of ketogenic dieting
on skeletal muscle and fat
mass.
Endurance training has minimal effect
on the size of
muscle, however it does increase mitochondrial
mass allowing for increased oxidative metabolism in
skeletal muscle.
The effects of vitamin D
on skeletal muscle strength,
muscle mass, and
muscle power: a systematic review and meta - analysis of randomized controlled trials
That one uh — has to do — actually that's the GART, but in — just in case, so your listeners know, GAMT has to do with Creatine, and so — you know — you can find yourself uh — get your
skeletal muscles getting fatigued prematurely, or you might have trouble putting
on uh —
muscle mass.
We determined the influence of strength training
on muscle quality (strength per unit of
muscle mass),
skeletal muscle fiber hypertrophy, and metabolic control including insulin resistance (Homeostasis Model Assessment — HOMA - IR), C - Reactive Protein (CRP), adiponectin and Free Fatty Acid (FFA) levels in Hispanic older adults.
These effects occur independently of
muscle oxidative capacity and are associated with increases in fatty acid metabolism in liver... The results from the current study indicate that modest increases in type 2b
skeletal muscle mass can have a profound systemic effect
on whole - body metabolism and adipose
mass.
Findings of this study were presented at the European Congress
on Obesity in Porto, Portugal and they revealed that reducing * physical activity for two weeks resulted in a loss of
skeletal muscle mass.