StudyInTheSpotlight: Protein before bed for more gains? - YouTube
Menno Henselmans - Same gains at 3.2 vs 1.6 g/kg protein in trained lifters, new study finds Most recommended protein intakes in the fitness industry only make sense if you're on gear
Menno Henselmans: Science To Master Your Physique | Optimal Protein Podcast (Fast Keto) with Vanessa Spina Podcast | Scribd
The myth of 1 g/lb: Optimal protein intake for bodybuilders
Evenly Distributed Protein Intake Over 3 Meals Augments Resistance Exercise-Induced Muscle Hypertrophy in Healthy Young Men strength - MennoHenselmans.com
Reflecting on Five Years Studying Protein (by Eric Helms)
Protein intake: the 1g/lb myth. | PPT
How much protein? Finally the answer you were waiting for!
Menno Henselmans - Can the body only absorb 20 g protein per meal? No, a new study by Park et al. confirms this is a myth. First, absorption has nothing to do
Protein Calculator: Find Your Daily Protein Intake – Fitness Volt
New study: A more even protein distribution can improve your gains
1.3 g/kg protein just as effective for... - Menno Henselmans | Facebook
How Much Protein Do I Need? - Iron Paradise Fitness
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To Deload or not?, Mindset and injuries, Protein needs and more. [Podcast]
PPT - Protein intake: the 1g/lb myth. PowerPoint Presentation, free download - ID:7596958
Menno Henselmans - New study compared 2 protein supplements compared to a dietary protein intake of 1.6 g/kg/d (0.73 g/lb/d). Neither benefitted muscle growth, strength development, metabolism or muscle damage, suggesting no
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Menno Henselmans - New study finds almost no benefits of 1.8 g/kg/d protein compared to just 0.85 g/kg/d. Menno's once highly controversial article on the optimal protein intake still stands: http://ow.ly/CQC4308eexK #StudyInTheSpotlight
Protein Intake AAS | PDF | Muscle Hypertrophy | Weight Training
PDF) The short-term effect of high versus moderate protein intake on recovery after strength training in resistance-trained individuals
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