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amir_bahram
Dec 01, 20 at 12:43pm
I did some research and saw people say it's beneficial if you mix creative and whey protein. What do you think?
dyadka_yar
@amir_bahram @sparkis is correct. I will expand on that though. A whey protein isolate is the ideal type for a post workout. That is a filtered down version of whey protein which isolates the protein. This means you are getting more protein for the volume as well as allowing it to be digested faster. So if you have a choice in the matter, get the isolate over the regular whey. Creatine also helps a lot with strength building when taken as a regular supplement for working out. It is not the most important thing out there though. Vitamins, minerals and protein get top banana and if you want to use a creatine supplement after that then I would suggest it. Creatine should be taken a few hours before a workout and it is wise to mix it with the protein itself. Forewarning, it is very sour. So mix it with something that masks that. Casein is primarily for recovery if anything. Breaks down slowly so it can feed the muscles over time rather than taking care of the muscles immediately. Casein protein is probably the least important out of all the supplements and workout materials I can think of.
solid_snake95
I wish I was smarter so I know alot more about anatomy and how it works with certain proteins.
the_noctor
Dec 01, 20 at 7:24pm
I'm sure they have info online about that.
dyadka_yar
@solid_snake95 Most of it is easy. -Whey protein is to supplement protein intake. -Whey Isolate is for post workout. -Whey Peptides are even faster than Isolate, but generally more expensive. -Beef protein isolates are some of the best for packing on muscle. -Egg protein is for people with bad lactose intolerance and is between regular whey and isolate in terms of effectiveness. -Casein is for recovery. -Plant is garbage Things turn into a confusing mess when it comes to amino acids like L-Citruline, Glutamine, Creatine, Leucine, L-Arginine and the like.
solid_snake95
Uhhh I got some of that right I believe. Protein equals muscle??? @-@
the_noctor
Dec 01, 20 at 8:30pm
Yes protein = muscle. A lot of bodybuilders eat raw eggs.
iloveminecraft123
i workout for a year and half now /with small breaks and mostly at home/and i try to eat healthier as well /ignore this comment if u have me on snapchat/ i also try to drink-eat more protein stuff to grow glutes on right places /but i only started recently/ however i am already seeing results which really motivate me to the point i want to buy kettlebells and resistance bands to improve even more! i am not really trying to lose weight, at this point i just want to gain some muscles, abs and just generally become strong bish since you cannot even imagine how weak i am. it is bothering me a lot for a while now. if you have some tips for me, feel free to do so i am all ears and open to literally anything ~ ///just do not tell me to give up on my hawaiian pizza or or kebab i am begging u///
mikihiko
Feb 07, 21 at 3:36pm
Proteins? Creatine? Whey? Your bodies must be old if you need that stuff lol. Plain water for me
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