(e.g., 1.5 - 2 grams/kg/day).
However, it should be noted that not all
protein is the same. Proteins differ based on
the source that the protein was obtained, the
amino acid profile of the protein, and the
methods of processing or isolating the
protein 22 . These differences influence
availability of amino acids and peptides that
have been reported to possess biological
activity (e.g., á -lactalbumin,
ß-lactoglobulin,
glycomacropeptides,
immunoglobulins, lactoperoxidases,
lactoferrin, etc). Additionally, the rate and
metabolic activity of the protein 22 . For
example, different types of proteins (e.g.,
casein and whey) are digested at different
rates which directly affect catabolism and
anabolism 22-25 . Therefore, care should be
taken not only to make sure the athlete
consumes enough protein in their diet but
also that the protein is high quality.
In sintesi questo articolo del 2004 che fa parte di un articolomolto piu grande ed esaustivo sualimentazione e integrazione sportiva sostiene che un atleta che fa sport pesanti deve prendere 1,5\2 pro per kg considerando solo quelle ad alto valore biologico......
quindi un bb di 70 kg dovrebbe prendere 140g di pro provenienti da proteine in polvere e carni+pesce+uova+latticini.....quelle assunte a basso valore biologico sembra non vadano contate
However, it should be noted that not all
protein is the same. Proteins differ based on
the source that the protein was obtained, the
amino acid profile of the protein, and the
methods of processing or isolating the
protein 22 . These differences influence
availability of amino acids and peptides that
have been reported to possess biological
activity (e.g., á -lactalbumin,
ß-lactoglobulin,
glycomacropeptides,
immunoglobulins, lactoperoxidases,
lactoferrin, etc). Additionally, the rate and
metabolic activity of the protein 22 . For
example, different types of proteins (e.g.,
casein and whey) are digested at different
rates which directly affect catabolism and
anabolism 22-25 . Therefore, care should be
taken not only to make sure the athlete
consumes enough protein in their diet but
also that the protein is high quality.
In sintesi questo articolo del 2004 che fa parte di un articolomolto piu grande ed esaustivo sualimentazione e integrazione sportiva sostiene che un atleta che fa sport pesanti deve prendere 1,5\2 pro per kg considerando solo quelle ad alto valore biologico......
quindi un bb di 70 kg dovrebbe prendere 140g di pro provenienti da proteine in polvere e carni+pesce+uova+latticini.....quelle assunte a basso valore biologico sembra non vadano contate
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