Yeah he never gave me a clear answer. He said i could start lifting Like I have at 2 monthes out and after 3 monthes I can go back to MMA. I was told this after I was waking up from the surgery so It was hard to hear and understand anything he said.
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Originally posted by str8flexed View Postok, well what evidence is there? I'm more than happy to change my thoughts on the issue if I am convinced otherwise... but I've read as much literature on the subject as I can get my hands on. I have NEVER seen ANY study showing glutamine decreases protein breakdown or increases protein synthesis in skeletal muscle. If you know of any, I would really like the reference so I can read them
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Originally posted by natedogg View PostI would like you to have an episode on your "inside the life of a natural pro" talking about how glutamine has no benefit in building muscle and recovery. I just want to hear it vocally.
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Originally posted by MonsterPower584 View PostYeah he never gave me a clear answer. He said i could start lifting Like I have at 2 monthes out and after 3 monthes I can go back to MMA. I was told this after I was waking up from the surgery so It was hard to hear and understand anything he said.
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Originally posted by str8flexed View Postmmk, well i'd just be saying the same things I'm saying here... just in my annoying voice instead of in print lolI guess it comes down to the fact that I'm never been a big supplement guy accept for creatine, glutamine, and protein powder. So when I hear someone say glutamine doesn't benefit muscle building i get a little offensive. Cause it's always been my only staple supplement. But I've learned alot about leucine from your articles and actually started incorporating that . But if glutamine really doesn't benefit protein synthesis, at least it's relieving to know that it does help my crappy colon
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Layne do you think that glutamine increasing hepatic cell volume, triggering hepatic protein synthesis might have any skeletal muscle protein sparing capabilities in any direct or indirect ways?MorphogenNutrition.com
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oh I know it was a stretch, believe me, lol
I wonder if there might be any application besides protein synthesis, such as before "fasted" cardio (which wouldn't be fasted if you consumed something with energy in it), pre-workout in a caloric deficit, etc., for all those who still insist on not eating beforehandMorphogenNutrition.com
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Hey Layne,
I've been doing cottage cheese and peanuts before bed for probably 2 years now, and my reasoning was that the lipids would compete with the amino acids for absorption, therefore giving the casein an even longer lasting effect. I study science in college right now, but sometimes it's hard with so many variables.
-BlakeBachelor's Degree in Exercise Science (Michigan State University) BodySpace Profile
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Originally posted by BlakeSelby View PostHey Layne,
I've been doing cottage cheese and peanuts before bed for probably 2 years now, and my reasoning was that the lipids would compete with the amino acids for absorption, therefore giving the casein an even longer lasting effect. I study science in college right now, but sometimes it's hard with so many variables.
-Blake
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Originally posted by paraman View Postsmall bcaa question
if i'm having 25 grams bcaa powder, how many vitamine b6 should i take in to prevent pallegra?
and is there a safe upper level for bcaa intake from supplements or diet ?
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