Exercise & NEAT To Promote Energy Balance
Let’s face facts… It’s Christmas, therefore we’ll all be eating MORE for a couple of weeks.
Let’s face facts… It’s Christmas, therefore we’ll all be eating MORE for a couple of weeks.
Over the next 3 days I’ll be looking at dietary protein and the 3 Ts you should focus on to maximise its effects on increasing muscle size, strength and function.
After outlining how much protein is required to maximise muscle protein synthesis (MPS) yesterday, the next most influential element of protein intake is the type of protein.
Firstly, the order I have done for the 3 Ts is actually based on priority for MPS. More protein is best, of this the type of protein enhances those effects, and then distributing the protein will complete the set. Getting each of these rights will optimise your protein intake.
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