Originally posted by gain is pain
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I should probably mention dietary fat and the simple fact is that fat intake post-workout is woefully understudied. One study found no difference in anything with a meal containing fat vs one not-containing fat (so you folks insanely obsessed with not slowing gastric emptying by consuming dietary fat can stop worrying) but beyond that there’s little research. One study did find that full fat milk promoted protein synthesis better than skim milk following training but nobody is sure why. It wasn’t because more calories were consumed because the researchers also tested enough skim milk to match the calories of the whole milk; whole milk was still superior.
Dat stukje over volle melk vs magere melk is, refererend aan andere onderzoeken, omdat de vetten van de volle melk juist nodig zijn voor de volledige en goede opname van de melkeiwitten en juist in magere melk is dat essentiële component er uit gehaald.....
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