Do You REALLY Need 1g of Protein per Pound of Bodyweight?
2024/12/12
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Is one gram of protein per pound of body weight essential for muscle growth, or is it just a common myth? A recent meta-analysis of 75 trials reveals that while higher protein intake does enhance muscle mass gains, you can still see significant results with less than one gram per pound—so how much protein do you really need? Let’s watch the video and uncover the science behind optimal protein intake for muscle building...

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Life Lover
This one gram per pound rule always seemed excessive, like some arbitrary number pulled out of thin air. Our ancestors certainly weren't weighing their mammoth steaks and calculating protein macros. They ate what they could, trained according to their lifestyle demands, and built impressive physiques nonetheless. Perhaps we've overcomplicated things in our quest for optimization. This video may finally offer some much-needed clarity amidst the noise.

12-12 15:05
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Soft Sunlight
This reminds me of when I first started lifting. I was so obsessed with hitting my protein goals that I neglected everything else. I was eating bland chicken and rice every day, force-feeding myself protein shakes, and completely ignoring my social life. It took me a while to realize that fitness is about balance, not extreme measures. Hopefully, this video will help others avoid the same mistakes I made.

12-12 15:02
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Netflix Nomad
The fitness industry thrives on making things complicated and selling expensive supplements. I'm betting the truth is much simpler: eat a balanced diet, train hard, and rest well. Why complicate things? It's like the "8 glasses of water a day" myth - sure, hydration is important, but our bodies are pretty good at telling us when we're thirsty. Let's focus on real science, not marketing hype.

12-12 14:56
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Neon Dreams
This whole protein obsession is getting out of hand. People need to chill. It's not the only factor. What about training intensity, sleep, and genetics? They matter too, folks.

12-12 14:52
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