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Other Benefits Of A Protein Supplement Besides Building Muscle

Friday, May 7th, 2010

Best Protein Supplement

I would wish to introduce this article by enunciating that I will approach the use of a protein supplement from a divergent point of view than the ussual: “let’s build a lot of muscle mass”. While bodybuilders are clearly responsible for the introduction of protein supplements into mainstream consumption they have used it for a single minded purpose. I am here to show you some different things you might not know.

First Of All I would like you to realise that the underlying reason a protein supplement is so efficient at making muscular tissue is that it  promotes good health. Think of it this way, muscle tissue is a highly metabolically active tissue which has a lot of expenditure attached  to its existence. Basically this means that you have to be at least marginally healthy to put on any kind of muscle. Think Of  the last time you were sick, were you able to work out? What if you had a low level of health, do you think you would be able to  pack on as much muscle as the healthier guys.

Before going ahead I would wish to say that even though I think most body builders are intelligent and health consious individuals, I think that their objective of building muscle at all costs sabotages their bodies. While I do know that some do not fall into this category I would like to waen you to never follow bodybuilders advice to the letter, even when it comes to constructing and maintaining muscle mass. Having said that I consider that a protein supplement is understandably one of the most useful health furthering instruments to ever come out of the bodybuilding culture.

The aim of this article is to get you to see that using a protein supplement has many other benefits besides the ease of puting on muscle.

Let’s get into some specifics:

Protein is THE most important bulding block of your body, well actually amino acids are. Amino acids are employed to construct protein and protein is  used for a VERY widely range of purposes:

*plastic (colagen for instance is the most widely represented protein in the body and it makes your face look smooth and wrinkle free and it prevents other parts of your body from sagging)
*constructing hormones (insulin for example is a protein, other hormones have protein in them)
*IGF-1 and Growth Hormone regularization (these hormones are vital for the maintenance of health)
*raising anabolism (protein helps suppress tissue breakdown and maintains lean muscle mass – a very dependable biomarker of the health of a person)
*stimulates metabolic processes (protein requires more energy to be digested and so it boosts your metabolism)
*influences satiety (besides helping you loose weight by making you not eat as much, you also receive the valuable benefit of lowering your cravings)
*insulin regulation (eating a higher percent of your calories as protein reduces blood insulin levels)
*it can help you get thin by increasing the calorie percent of your diet that is derived from protein

A protein supplement, let me rephrase that, a quality protein supplement used every day with the aim of raising the total percentage of your calories that is derived from protein is one of the easiest and most efficient ways to benefit your health.

Please let me repeat one important benefit of protein comsumption: hormone and metabolism benefits translate into beneficial events throughout your body.

In a nutshell

By consuming more protein your body makes and keeps lean tissue mass easier. This translates into a lower blood pressure (lower risk of heart attack and headaches). This implies that your life is easier — you don’t break a sweat and begin puffing at the sight of stairs. It healps you loose weight which makes getting around easier.

You will also look and feel younger. This is due to building healthy skin, having a leaner body and a smile on your face (guaranteed to improve attractiveness).

Protein also makes your nervous system work more efficiently. It causes this by helping you build neurotransmiters and hormones.  Hormones such as human growth hormone increase bone density, muscle masss, metabolism and even touches on psychological factors.

In this article you have glimpsed some other ways in which a protein supplement can help you.

If you enjoyed this article you might desire to find out how to select the Best Protein Supplement

I heavily recommend this article on selecting  the best protein: Best Protein Guide

I also highly recommend this article, my unique contribution to the protein supplement debate, Blood and your protein supplement: Best Protein and Blood

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What You Don’t Want To Hear About Your Whey Protein Supplement

Sunday, April 25th, 2010

Best Protein Supplement

 

Let me start by making one assertion:

The best protein supplement is not a whey protein supplement.

The truth is that for roughly 88 out of 100 white individuals, a whey protein supplement is toxic.

So, if you are white and using a whey protein supplement, you have an 88% chance to be causing yourself uncoerced harm.

This article is my unique contribution to the protein supplement debate. I have not encountered it covered anywhere else, and I now KNOW that this issue is very important. This is not hype, I have written this so that you give this article the proper attention it deserves.
The function of this article is to bring to light the relationship between the best protein supplement and your individual blood type
Article highlights:
·    how the best protein supplement for you depends on your blood group
·    what does your blood type say about your protein supplement
·    the blood type lectin connection
·    how lectins play a role in your selection of the best protein supplement
·    where did I come up with this
·    bringing the pieces together

Presenting lectins

Lectins are a class of proteins that have the misfortune of chemically reacting with certain blood types while being completely neutral to others. Lectins are found in different foods and as such these foods will react poorly with certain blood types
Consuming lectins that are innapropriate to your blood type creates digestive, metabolic and immune distress. Lectins can cause your blood cells, as well as other cells, to aggutinate (stick together in clumps). They can also be interpreted as foreign invadors by the immune system, causing allergic reactions.
So where does the best protein supplement come in?
Merely this: a protein supplement contains the lectins from the food from which it was created

If you consume a whey protein supplement, you will be taking in whey lectins. If you consume a casein protein supplement you will be ingesting casein lectins. If you consume a soy protein supplement, you will be ingesting soy lectins. The same story goes for a protein supplement from hemp, rice, eggs, etc

Therefore, if you consume a protein supplement which was produced from food that responds badly with your blood type you will suffer effects like: allergic reactions, impaired protein digestion, inflammatory and autoimmune disease, damage to intestinal lining, and many more
How did I come up with that 88% number?
White population by blood type:
Blood Type O – 47 %
Blood Type A – 41%
Blood Type B – 9%
AB Blood Type – 3 % ( information source, direct from my high school anatomy class book)

Type A and Type O are discouraged to consume either whey or especially casein as it contains lectins that react badly with their blood type — reference, a highly acclaimed nutrition  science book which I will be identifying later for suspension intentions reasons.

!! The above-mentioned presented information is proven scientific fact, explore this subject for yourself — it is well worth the time.

47 (from blood type O) + 41 (from Blood Type A) = 88% of the white population – is warned against consuming both whey or casein – these two are the most usually referenced as: “best protein supplement” protein supplements on the planet.

Let me pose a qestion!
How can a protein supplement that isn’t good for most of the white population (and actually detrimental) be considered the best protein supplement?

Just so you don’t overreact to these statements let me impart a a couple of things:
– the O blood type, if healthy, will stay free of symptoms with occasonsal whey use, however, even healthy type O’s should not eat casein in the least;
– for type the aforesaid rules likewise apply — with one exception, for blood type A there is a 20% probability that the lectins in whey will be neutral, but you have to test for this

Avoid the mistake of thinking that since you are a healthy type O you should continue using your whey protein supplement

What you should realize here is that this is more significant than it is commonly understood. You look at people on forums posting and babbling about the best protein supplement without recognizing that:

1 the best protein supplement is based on something called the best protein

2 the best protein doesn’t exist because all people don’t respond well to all protein – let me to say this again: no protein is beneficial for everybody, so there is no such thing as the best protien, or the best protein supplement.

I have preached about this before but it must be understood:
The best protein supplement is the protein supplement that is best for YOU.
And what is healthy for you is bad for someone else, so the whole concept of the best protein supplement is absolute marketing hype.

PS: If you’re reckoning to yourself: how can this be true, how come nobody speaks about this? Then just remember that the FACT that preservatives, artificial flavoreres, taste enhancers and other neurotoxic agents are used in your food is quite common knowledge. Check out my site on for world class information: the best protein supplement guide. Also check out this article that teaches what is the best time to use a protein supplement and how to use a protein supplement for maximum results

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