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Old Thu, Jul-22-04, 04:49
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I've been reading quite a bit over in the exercise forum. All indications are that every day we should eat 1 gm of protein for every pound of lean mass we have...especially when we are exercising. Is anyone else trying that? For me, it means getting up to 30% protein. I'm finding it hard to get the protein up that high and still not eat too much food.

Mary, try to take in some faster carbs before lifting. I'm using a whey protein shake mixed in the blender with 4 oz. of cranberry juice and some crushed ice. They say you don't really need to count the carbs from pre lifting because the lifting burns them off immediately. Then after lifting, you want to immediately take in some slow protein...cottage cheese is what a lot of folks eat afterwards. I've been taking 2 gms of L-glutamine after lifting. And just started adding 2 gms to my shake before lifting. L-glutamine is an amino acid that helps with muscle cell repair. Some folks also take the L-glutamine before lifting, after lifting and then before going to bed at night. Oh, and get the powder form of L-glutamine, not the tablets. It's less expensive.
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