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Wednesday, November 22, 2017
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The Secret To Building Massive Muscular Calves | Straight Facts With Jer...
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Monday, November 13, 2017
Everything You Need To Know About The Amino Acid Taurine | Straight Facts with Jerry Brainum
Fat Shredding Big HGH Stack
Glycine 1,000 to 5,000 mg
Taurine 1,000 to 3,000 mg
Between meals or at bedtime.
Always start low and increase dosage slowly.
Sources:
The best high-protein slimming diet contains lots of taurine and glycine
If you're looking to lose a couple of pounds of fat, a high-protein diet is often the best option. But what's the best kind of protein for weight loss? According to Scandinavian researchers, the best slimming proteins are found in shellfish. These contain relatively large amounts of taurine and glycine.
The best high-protein slimming diet contains lots of taurine and glycine 13.04.2014
Benefits of Taurine | Life Extension
Taurine plays an important role in restoring insulin sensitivity, preventing obesity, and inhibiting arterial thickening.
Supporting Research:
The anticatabolic effect of glycine 23.06.2014
The best high-protein slimming diet contains lots of taurine and glycine 13.04.2014
Glycine boosts reaction time with lack of sleep 19.02.2013
Glycine boosts reaction time with lack of sleep 18.02.2013
Three grams glycine improves your sleep 17.02.2013
Glycine Propionyl-L-Carnitine as an NO booster 03.10.2010
Taurine boosts glucose uptake in muscles 30.12.2013
Taurine makes muscles stronger 08.11.2013
Taurine for more testosterone 03.11.2013
During strength training BCAA's protect the muscles better when combined with taurine03.11.2013
Take up to twelve seconds off your time for a 3K run with 1 g taurine 10.09.2012
Give endurance athletes 5 g taurine every day for a week… 06.02.2011
Taurine doubles testosterone level: animal study 30.07.2010
Animal study: taurine improves endurance 25.11.2008
Friday, October 13, 2017
Video: Is HMB An Overrated And Overpriced Muscle Gainer? | Straight Facts With ...
This metabolite of leucine has been shown to benefit muscle recovery and growth in as little as 3 grams per day. The dosage and price go up however if you take it for fat loss.
For fat loss, take 1.5--3g of HMB three or four times per day, preferably on an empty stomach(between meals) or prior to exercise. Combining this supplement with carnitine can help to further improve fat loss, especially when used with low-carb diets, by promoting the transport of fat into mitochondria, where it is burned as fuel.
For muscle growth and strength gains, beginning lifters can take 3g per day; experienced lifters need up to 12g daily in two or three divided doses.
Research studies in trained lifters taking HMB showed far less impressive results than in untrained subjects. For that reason, bodybuilders with more training experience will need to boost the dose to experience similar results.
Some have said that experienced lifters may not need to go to the expense of a product like HMB. Leucine may do the trick just as well.
Studies from ergo-log:
Give volleyball players HMB for seven weeks… 29.10.2012
How HMB works 23.10.2012
HMB only works well after a loading period 08.10.2012
HMB keeps aging body muscular and trim 25.09.2012
Creatine plus HMB 01.09.2012
HMB needs vitamin D 11.06.2012
The joint anabolic effect of EPA and HMB 27.10.2010
HMB's successor is called HICA 25.01.2010
HMB has virtually no effect, says meta study 06.08.2009
Source:
The Encyclopedia of Supplements A-F. Jim Stoppani. Flex. 29.10 (Dec. 2011): p196.
Previous Posts:
Leucine is King (Part 1) For Muscle Building and Fat Burning
Leucine is King. Part 2 This is the Whey.
Leucine is King: (Part 3) How Do You Get the Amount You Need? Whey Plus Leucine
Leucine is King (Part 5): Leucine metabolites - HMB (beta-hydroxy beta-methylbutyrate) and HICA (leucic acid or alpha-hydroxy-isocaproic acid)
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