Issn Print: 0195-9131
Publication Date: 2003/05/01
INCREASING THE ENERGY CONTENT OF MILK DOES NOT ALTER MUSCLE PROTEIN BALANCE FOLLOWING RESISTANCE EXERCISE
T A. Elliott; M Cree; A P. Sanford; S E. Wolf; R R. Wolfe; K D. Tipton
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Author Information: Shriners Hospital for Children/University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX
Excerpt
It has been shown that a potent stimulation of muscle protein metabolism in response to resistance exercise occurs after the ingestion of a combination glucose and a mixture of essential amino acids. Milk is an inexpensive and palatable alternative that both stimulates insulin and provides amino acids. However, the contribution of non-protein energy to muscle protein balance is unclear.
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