1g of protein for 1lb
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It's .8 grams of protein per lean body mass. Not your weight. So if your ideal weight is 180 but you weight 300 are you going to eat 300 grams. Of course not. Lean body mass0
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It's .8 grams of protein per lean body mass. Not your weight. So if your ideal weight is 180 but you weight 300 are you going to eat 300 grams. Of course not. Lean body mass
No, at that amount, it's your weight. 0.80-0.82 grams protein per 1 lb. bodyweight is the most the human body can utilize per day for new muscle synthesis.
Don't use extreme examples for this. How many fit people who lift in this world weigh 300 lbs. or more?
I encourage you to read up on the most recent studies.0 -
It's .8 grams of protein per lean body mass. Not your weight. So if your ideal weight is 180 but you weight 300 are you going to eat 300 grams. Of course not. Lean body mass
No, at that amount, it's your weight. Don't use extreme examples for this. How many fit people who lift in this world weigh 300 lbs. or more?
I encourage you to read up on the most recent studies.
And you'll have to get a BodPod test or DEXA scan just to find out how much LBM you have... you really think the average person is going to bother getting this done, @sith78 ?
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IsaackGMOON wrote: »It's .8 grams of protein per lean body mass. Not your weight. So if your ideal weight is 180 but you weight 300 are you going to eat 300 grams. Of course not. Lean body mass
No, at that amount, it's your weight. Don't use extreme examples for this. How many fit people who lift in this world weigh 300 lbs. or more?
I encourage you to read up on the most recent studies.
And you'll have to get a BodPod test or DEXA scan just to find out how much LBM you have... you really think the average person is going to bother getting this done, @sith78 ?
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You don't have to be a bodybuilder to be able to utilize more than your stated value.
The value you gave is for sedentary people who are not interested in new muscle synthesis. It is a minimum amount for celluar maintenance and such, not for muscle building.
The value was for the population, as per the reference. Bodybuilders believe more is beneficial.0 -
You don't have to be a bodybuilder to be able to utilize more than your stated value.
The value you gave is for sedentary people who are not interested in new muscle synthesis. It is a minimum amount for celluar maintenance and such, not for muscle building.
The value was for the population, as per the reference. Bodybuilders believe more is beneficial.
So, are you going to prove you're right or what?0 -
IsaackGMOON wrote: »It's .8 grams of protein per lean body mass. Not your weight. So if your ideal weight is 180 but you weight 300 are you going to eat 300 grams. Of course not. Lean body mass
No, at that amount, it's your weight. Don't use extreme examples for this. How many fit people who lift in this world weigh 300 lbs. or more?
I encourage you to read up on the most recent studies.
And you'll have to get a BodPod test or DEXA scan just to find out how much LBM you have... you really think the average person is going to bother getting this done, @sith78 ?
The recommendation I've seen is to google that picture that shows what different people male/female look like at various body fat percentages and pick the one that looks most like you
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