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Muscle building supplements / weight training supplements

Are muscle building supplements any good, I talk about the different types of supplements, whey and soy versions.

Are protein supplements for you?

That depends on a few factors like how serious you are about building muscle and getting fit, and how much free time and spare cash you have.

If you are very serious about building muscle, maybe you want to become a fitness model, bodybuilder or maybe you just want to pack on muscle as fast as you can. For the quickest and best results you will need to consume a lot of protein, high levels of protein in your blood will help recovery and muscle growth, so using muscle building supplements can help keep those protein levels high.

If you are more casual with your training and goals, if you are eating a good balanced diet with a few good quality sources of protein per day, for example chicken, steak, tuna or eggs, then you may not need to bother with a protein supplement. You are probably already giving your body enough protein to repair and grow.

Again if you are a casual weight trainer but you struggle to get good sources of protein in your everyday diet then they're a great why to boast your protein levels, but they still shouldn’t substitute proper food.

Are they any good? there are many different makes and types out there, as you probably already know, stick to well known makes and they can aid you in your muscle building goals by increasing your protein consumption. The more expensive ones should be better quality protein and have a higher percentage.

A major benefit of protein drinks is when taking one shortly after your workout, the protein is absorbed by the body quicker in liquid form, therefore getting protein to the muscles faster.

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    Protein Supplements VS Real Food

    Tuna for example has about 26 grams of protein per 100 grams, many protein supplements have 90+ grams per 100 grams, so on the surface it appears the supplement is far better for muscle building. In reality the protein from the tuna is far superior and will benefit you a great deal more, not just because of the protein also because of all the other vitamins and minerals.



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