Science in 60 Seconds: Too much protein?

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The king of all scholarly articles on protein intake: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2129150

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  • i wonder if this applies to people who use steroids .... ????

  • @TeamLevrone It doesn't.

  • so does a 40% bodyfat 240lbs person need to consume the same amount of protein versus a leaner 8% bodyfat 240 pound person with much more muscle mass????? surely bodyfat percentages and lean muscle mass must be taken into consideration when consuming the right amount of protein for a specific individual. please explain. thanks.

  • @strukt87 1g/pound is more than enough even for lean individuals. I don't recommend protein intake based on leanness because most people have no idea how lean they really are.

  • GREAT vid dude!! 

  • @Vibealive77 Thank you sir!

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  • Okay yeah you're good. Man, I can see you giving advice to the pro bodybuilders. I bet you dislike the drugs and stuff, but I know that you'd know a lot about them if you focused on it.

  • good vid

    

  • You said you will get the same results if you eat more carbs and less protein.. I always thought that you'll get fatter if you eat more carbs and less protein. Snd more protein and less carbs will get you more muscles :P

    Thanks!

  • but i have a sedimentary lifestyle work etc i lift 4 times a week, i weight 174 lbs at the moment at 10% BF and i eat around 260g protein 75g fat and 310g carbs at 2900 cal on off days and 3000 on workout days and i am putting on fat even tho i raise my calories very steadily maybe 50 calories per 2 weeks. now i think its because of the carbs i eat i dont burn the energy i intake any advice ?

  • Thank you... people say it's 1 gram per kg of bodyweight.... which is less than half of would it be per lb of bodyweight... NOT ENOUGH

  • this is 61 secs :)... subbed

  • @LiftingForLife nope cant find it. fml

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