We all know the “30 Gram rule” and other supposed facts about protein digestion, absorption, etc. Below,I cover the topic and give people the real take home on this issue. For those who want to go into more depth on the topic, read my article “Protein Myths That Will Not Die!” for more info!
Good common sense info. I really like your vids. Keep um comin.
Thanks
What kind of 'protein' is this all about?
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Well said. For many years, I've ascribed to the "Vitamin Diet" author's ascertion (based on lab tess he quoted) that a male could not assimilate more than 55 to 60 grams in a 24 hour period. However, in the last few years, I've come to the same conclusion you reached. Why worry about it? Better to consme more protein than necessary than consume extra carbs or fat that are more likely to be stored as body fat rather than burned or removed from the body as waste. I recall the author claiming that the extra protein was simly removed from the body, making the kidneys work more than they needed to work, but even if there is extra the body simply removes, it's better than storing extra fat from eating bad calories instead.
In the last year, I upped my protein intake a lot and found more muscle growth, so now I think even the 55 to 60 number is not accurate. Your assertion that the magic nmber likely varies per individual with age, activity, etc. as actors is extremly logical and most likely true.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the opinion.
The assertion that 55-60 grams is enough for active people, is simple incorrect, and shown so via the article linked above the vid. And as I said, you still have to eat something, so it's a moot issue….
what woul be best amount for male age 63 trains 4 time a week?.
