Top 5 supplements sold to people to 'help' them gain muscle/lose fat in order of cost:evidencetheydonothing:
1) Fat burners
2) T boosters
3) BCAA
4) HMB
5) ANY supplement that says it's the 'legal' version of steroids or is some kind of 'unbanned' SARM
Stop saying that higher protein intakes cause renal failure, you are wrong. From the WHO/FAO:
“…the suggestion that the decline of glomerular filtration rate that occurs with advancing age in healthy subjects can be attenuated by reducing the protein content
Our new paper discusses the nuances of energy intake and composition for maximizing hypertrophy in bodybuilders/physique athletes. The attached table provides a summary of evidence-based findings
https://t.co/UpFH2EeKwi
Here are my thoughts on meal frequency & body composition. This topic is often discussed fruitlessly since the different populations & goals aren’t specified. Sorry about the repost, I couldn't let a typo just echo in eternity.
“The training program I’m on has given me great results. Everyone should be on it.”
⇧ No one says that because it’s ridiculous.
“The diet I’m on has given me great results. Everyone should be on it.”
⇧ People say that all the time despite it being ridiculous.
The claim that "a carb is a carb" - in other words, the idea that all carb sources might as well be refined sugar - is not true. This new study compared whole apples with a sugar-matched apple beverage (50% from concentrate, 50% added sugar): https://t.co/5WnLZ6SpkO
Definitely something your brain needs to get used to because the palate loves it!
Insects as sources of iron and zinc in human nutrition: "...edible insects present unique opportunities for improving the micronutrient status..."
https://t.co/ZPK1AEoSNl