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Whey Protein Hydrolysates are the Past! Salmon Protein Hydrolysate Can Deliver Protein Even Faster, But Does This Also Mean They Are More "Anabolic"?

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That's salmon, yes, but it's not processed enough to compete with any hydrolysate. Well, unless you decide to eat and regurgitate it - after some time, obviously, 'cause "hydrolyzed" proteins are in the end only pre-digested proteins. As a SuppVersity reader you know that the amount of protein is not the only determinant of the potential muscle building effects of a given protein source. The digestion time and thus the amount of protein that is released into the bloodstream on a "per minute"-basis, as well as the amino acid profile (preferably all essential amino acids ( EAA s) and a high amount of leucine ) are also important determinants of the " anabolic " qualities of a given protein source. Using a quite unique multi-compartmental dynamic model that closely simulates in vivo gastrointestinal tract digestion in humans scientists from the Institute of Nutrition and Functional Foods (INAF) at the Université Laval in Quebec, di...

Yeast Hydrolysate Powered Fat Loss: 7% Reduction in Total Body Fat and 14% Reduction in Abdominal Fat - W/out Diet?

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Will the fat-burning magic of 1g/day of yeast hydrolysate dissolve the fat that's still covering the last 2 packs? It sounds like a marketing scam and I must warn you, one of the authors of a soon-to-be-published paper on the basis of which I came up with this headline is actually with a company that specializes in food additives. This obviously warrants a heightened degree of suspicion, but it does not mean that the study results could or even must be doctored. I would thus suggest, we take a look at what the Korean scientists from Jeonju University , the University of Seoul , the Korea University and the Neo Cremar Company Ltd. actually did and found before we jump to any premature conclusions about the validity or non-validity of the data. What exactly is yeast hydrolysate ? I guess, the first thing we have to address is what exactly it was Jung et al. administered to their 24 male and 30 female participants  with body mass indices (BMI) of at least 25 kg/m² (the ob...

Confirmed: All Wheys, Not Just Hydro Whey Boost Glucose Uptake And Liver + Muscle Glycogen Supercompensation. Plus: How Could Taurine Be Involved in This Benefits?

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Do it or don't? If the question is about consuming whey protein, the answer is clear: Do it! Use whey! As a diligent student of the SuppVersity you will remember my previous article "The Glucose Repartioning Effects of Isoleucine: Falsely Underappreciated BCAA and Its Dipeptides Maximize GLUT-4 Expression and Ramp Up Muscular Glucose Uptake" ( read more ). If you don't let me briefly bring you up to speed in back in February, I told you about the beneficial effects of a class of isoleucine peptides in whey protein hydrosylate [as the study at hand goes to show you, this is important, see bottom line ] on glucose transporter (GLUT-4) expression and thus glucose uptake in skeletal muscle. Today I am pleased to be able to continue and expand on this discussion based on the results of the latest study from the same group of researchers from Sao Paulo, Brazil (Morato. 2013). Whey, an anti-diabetic glycogen supercompensation tool As Morato et al. point out, thei...
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