how much protein is too much to consume at 1 sitting?lately i've been trying 3 scoops of protein to see if i could do it without gaggaing or getting cramps when i do it with water it comes out to60 grams with skim milk its like 70-75 is this too much too do ?ussally do it 2-3 times daily |
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I don't know this for a fact but I've heard about 30g of whey protein can be digested at one sitting and about 50g of other protein sources. Again I don't know if this is true or not but I've always heard this.
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30g is kind of a myth 30g is a good amount i guess but i don't tink there's a set limit, your body will assimilate protein differently depending on whether you've worked out or not and it's different from person to person
how much protein are you shooting for per day? devide that by 6-7 meals and try to aim for that
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There's no magic number of what can be absorbed at one sitting. We are all different and can handle different amounts at one sitting. If you are going to try to take in that high an amount at one sitting, you may want to take some ginger root along with it to aid in digestion. I personally would stay around 40 grams at a time.
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i personally take in about 1.5 to 1.8 grams of protein per day divided over 8 meals, works for me but as you know everyones different wt250lb=375g protein a day is my average
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Protein absorbtion (or any nutrient for that matter) would depend on 2 things - clean stomach lining and intestines and quality unadulterated whey protein powder consumed. I take about 40g per serving with filtered water on an empty stomach except right after workouts (I up the protein to 60g then). I also take small fiber tablets twice daily (early afternoon and just before bed) along with my other supplements.
The key is the amount of clean lining in your system to absorb theprotein. It will not matter if your taking in only 15g protein if you're not doing everything you can to help the body digest it properly. If your interested in more on this, research Jay Cutler's dietary habits. You'll be amazed at just how hard he works on keeping his internals in top order.
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