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Why do we need protein?

Why do we need protein?

Protein powder is easy to digest, tasty and convenient to use. A major benefit is how quickly the amino acids produced during digestion make their way into the bloodstream. During intense physical effort, our muscle tissue breaks down, and to rebuild it you need to provide the right amount of amino acids so you can help prevent any losses in muscle tissue. 
For those who want very fast absorption, protein supplements such as hydrolysate or isolate are recommended. These are proteins that deliver the full amino acid profile. This type of supplement is recommended for use around training time because of its rapid absorption. By using protein supplements with different absorption rates, we can precisely match our body's needs.

When should you take protein supplements?

When should you take protein supplements?

After finishing your workout, it’s worth using a protein supplement, because we want to kick-start recovery, support proper tissue repair and slow down breakdown. Protein is broken down into amino acids that “repair” damaged muscle tissue. If we don’t provide the right post-workout refuelling after training, our body is exposed to muscle catabolism. It’s worth preventing that by taking a protein supplement straight after your workout as part of your recovery routine. That way, we deliver the right amount of essential amino acids, meaning the ones the body cannot synthesise on its own. This gives us the chance to speed up muscle tissue recovery and increase lean muscle mass.
Let’s not forget that protein affects metabolic rate, which also has a positive impact on fat burning. Studies confirm that a higher protein intake in our diet can speed up metabolism by as much as 25%.

Sprzęt dopasowany do Twojego treningu

Sprzęt dopasowany do Twojego treningu

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