Consuming around 0.8 - 1 gram of protein per
pounds of lean body weight is deemed enough for triggering biogenesis.
However if you want to simplify things, eat one gram of carbs per
pound of lean body weight, calculated with the equation -LSB-(body weight x (1 - body fat percentage)-RSB- and then double the resulting number on the high - carb day.
Nutrition experts like Dr. Ron Rosedale believe most adults need about one gram of protein per kilogram of lean body mass, or one - half gram of protein per
pound of lean body weight per day.
Eating between.8 - 1 gram of protein per
pound of lean body weight should be enough to spur biogenesis.
You'll also need to keep your carbohydrate intake below thirty grams a day and your protein between 0.7 g and 1.2 grams per
pound of lean body weight.
Dr. Rosedale advises 1 gram of protein per kilogram of lean body mass which for most people will be about 50 grams of protein a day (or 0.5 grams per
pound of lean body weight).
Is it possible for you to explain what you meant by, «getting at least 1,5 g per
pound of lean body weight per day», mentioned in the first tip, to get abs.
When I was working on my own body, I found out that a gram of protein for
every pound of lean body weight seems to work best for me.
I recommend.5 -.75 grams of protein per
pound of lean body weight each day.
As long as you have enough protein in your diet, (my minimum recommendation is 0.5 grams per
pound of lean body weight), you will be able to keep your muscle mass when you go into a gluconeogenic state.
«Plenty of protein» means at least 1 gram of protein per
pound of lean body weight.
For muscle growth you aim to eat about 1 gram per
pound of lean body weight.
You should also ideally aim to add 1 gm of protein for
every pound of lean body weight.
A better recommendation is 1 gram of protein per
pound of lean body weight, but most people will not know this number.
Precisely how much protein one needs has been heavily debated, but nowadays the consensus is about 0.8 — 1.0 g per
pound of lean body weight.
The point is, in a perfect world, you would be eating enough carbohydrates to fuel anaerobic respiration, and then eating your.8 - 1 gram of protein per
pound of lean body weight to build and maintain muscle mass.