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Benefit of Whey Protein.
Here is the low-down on a much-talked about subject, whey
protein. It is the foundation of many bodybuilders’ diet.
I can’t count the times that I’ve heard a conversation that goes
like this. Kevin, how is your Uncle Buck’s gout doing? Are you
still driving that old Ford truck? What is this Whey Protein all
about? Well I thought I should write an article about the
protein madness. This is a low tech, up front approach. I could
get into amino acid profiles or a study on how it effected
mountain goats in the Himalayan Mountains sex life when they
were fed high doses of 100% whey protein. But do you really care
about that? What you want to know is if it is good for you or
not.
How Whey Protein is Made.
Whey Protein is created by taking whey (a diary side product)
and processes it separating the protein from the fat and
carbohydrates. Then it can be further cross-filtered and made
into 100% whey protein. With all the fat and carbohydrates
nearly gone, it makes it cholesterol free.
Benefits of Whey Protein.
What I have found is that a lot of people think that whey
protein will add weight or make a person fat. Or they think it
tastes like cement mortar mix and will give them gas. Some of
the benefits of whey protein are,
It is a very lean protein with very little fat and
carbohydrates It is easily assimilated by the body’s
digestive system. It is naturally high in Glutamine.
It also mixes rather well in liquids. Whey Protein
Comparisons
Whey Protein (1 serving) Calories 110, Protein 23 grams,
Carbohydrates .5 grams, Fat .5 grams Prime Beef (5 ounces)
Calories 225 Protein 31 grams, Carbohydrates 0, and Fat 10 grams
2 Pork Chops Calories 300, Protein 55 grams, Carbohydrates 0,
Fat 10 grams
Positive Growth From Whey Protein.
Nitrogen balance needs; as a bodybuilder you would like to stay
in a positive nitrogen balance to ensure growth. A negative
balance will make the body cannibalize muscle tissue to feed the
muscles you just worked. A bad thing if you want growth.
Nitrogen from protein is the best way of receiving it. Egg and
milk products naturally high in nitrogen. Whey protein is
excellent.
Loaded With Muscle Sparing Glutamine.
Glutamine is known to have a strong anticatabolic effect. This
action allows more efficient anabolism. The benefit of glutamine
in whey protein also helps recovery and healing of muscle tissue
from aggressive bodybuilding workouts.
Benefit of Whey Protein Summary.
Whey protein is an excellent source of very lean protein. It is
relatively low in cost in comparison with other protein sources
like chicken, eggs or beef. Its light consistency is great for
mixing with liquids. Give it a try!
There are some excellent recipes for whey protein you can use
for bodybuilding endeavors. You can check them out at
www.nature-boy-bodybuilding.com.
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Author Bio: Kevin Doberstein is a Certified Fitness Trainer and
has been a natural bodybuilder for the past 25 years. 15 years
as a gym owner. Kevin was once quoted “whey protein makes a good
grout for bathroom tile”. For more articles about bodybuilding,
bodyshaping and nutrition you can visit his site and join his at
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About the author:
Kevin Doberstein is a Certified Fitness Trainer and has been a
natural bodybuilder for the past 25 years. 15 years as a gym
owner.