Protein Shake when trying to lose weight
Vic0180
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I've started a high intensity workout plan incorporating Muay Thai, BJJ, and Weight training... One of my friends suggested that I incorporate a Protein shake after my work outs but I'm afraid it will have a negative effect... any suggestions?
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Protein is used to help refuel the body and help muscles heal, I do this after I do hard workouts0
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It won't have a negative effect. If you are working out very hard especially lifting weights your muscles need the protein to build and repair themselves. I make smoothies with fresh or frozen fruit, flax oil, psyllium husk, water and a scoop of protein usually once a day. Every one I have made is yummy and also healthy for you with low calories!!0
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why would it have a negative effect? one of the suggestions by running coaches is to drink lowfat chocolate milk after a run to help with recovery...I would think a protein shake would have a similar effect.0
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Awe MILK, the original sports drink!0
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As long as it's budgeted into your calorie allowance I don't see how it can have a negative effect.0
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