Watch This Before Buying Protein Powder (and how to get enough protein if you're vegan)
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September 30th 2024
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In this video, Rhonda & Luc van Loon discuss
- The difference between casein & whey protein when it comes to stimulating muscle protein synthesis
- The downsides of plant-based protein sources compared to animal protein
- Why animal protein is more effective for hypertrophy — and what to do if you’re eating a plant-based diet
- Why using a combination of plant-based proteins, such as pea and rice, can provide a more complete amino acid profile, similar to animal-based proteins
- Which is a better protein supplement: whey protein isolate or concentrate?
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