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Different types of protein shakes

Paolo

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Ive been reading different stuff about what ppl drink in their protein shakes.

I just bought two big 1kg tubs of chocolate whey protein which im lead to beleive is the best stuff as its the most easily absorbed.

Ive been advised to have a whey shake with dextrose PWO.

Heres the thing, if i want to have a protein shake during the say but its not PWO is it still better to have whey protein? or is there any other types of protein that are better for just a general shake?

Cheers

Paolo
 
Paolo said:
Ive been reading different stuff about what ppl drink in their protein shakes.

I just bought two big 1kg tubs of chocolate whey protein which im lead to beleive is the best stuff as its the most easily absorbed.

Ive been advised to have a whey shake with dextrose PWO.

Heres the thing, if i want to have a protein shake during the say but its not PWO is it still better to have whey protein? or is there any other types of protein that are better for just a general shake?

Cheers

Paolo

I say whey is fine. It probably depends on your entire daily diet. A protein with Casein is better for at night before bed.
 
Paolo said:
Ive been reading different stuff about what ppl drink in their protein shakes.

I just bought two big 1kg tubs of chocolate whey protein which im lead to beleive is the best stuff as its the most easily absorbed.

Ive been advised to have a whey shake with dextrose PWO.

Heres the thing, if i want to have a protein shake during the say but its not PWO is it still better to have whey protein? or is there any other types of protein that are better for just a general shake?

Cheers

Paolo


Two best times for whey: breakfast and PWO- other times of the day would be ok but you need to add either fats or carbs to it, to slow down digestion. The problem with whey/water only shakes through the day is that it is absorbed very quickly and you will run out of the supply of aminos too soon before your next meal, this could lead to catabolism. So if you want to supplement with a shake, as most of us on a limited budget and/or convenience factor do, try MRP shakes or casein shakes that time releases the aminos into your system. If money/convenience isnt a problem whole food options would be ideal.
Another option would be to have a whey/milk combo shake. I hate the taste of milk and i hate the sugars i get from milk even worse, so this isnt an option for me, but if you like it, it would be a good option.
 
6_pak said:
Two best times for whey: breakfast and PWO- other times of the day would be ok but you need to add either fats or carbs to it, to slow down digestion. The problem with whey/water only shakes through the day is that it is absorbed very quickly and you will run out of the supply of aminos too soon before your next meal, this could lead to catabolism. So if you want to supplement with a shake, as most of us on a limited budget and/or convenience factor do, try MRP shakes or casein shakes that time releases the aminos into your system. If money/convenience isnt a problem whole food options would be ideal.
Another option would be to have a whey/milk combo shake. I hate the taste of milk and i hate the sugars i get from milk even worse, so this isnt an option for me, but if you like it, it would be a good option.

So if i made a 500ml shake up with my whey protein mix and skimmed milk this would work?

The milk would provide the carbs for it to absorb slowly?

If so this could sort out any worries i had as a i love milk!

let me know

Paul
 
Post workout you don't want to use milk as the objective post work out is: FAST into the muscle... any other time, it is ok, as long as you are OK with milk and the sugar it has.
 
pintoca said:
Post workout you don't want to use milk as the objective post work out is: FAST into the muscle... any other time, it is ok, as long as you are OK with milk and the sugar it has.

No, PWO is when you do want the milk in the shake as it's then you want the sugar/carb for fast absorbing....

Other times, such as B4 bed, is when you don't want the milk but you do wan the fat so it'll absorb more slowly to prevent muscle catabolism...
 
jenscats5 said:
No, PWO is when you do want the milk in the shake as it's then you want the sugar/carb for fast absorbing....

Other times, such as B4 bed, is when you don't want the milk but you do wan the fat so it'll absorb more slowly to prevent muscle catabolism...

:confused: uhhhh, Jen, haven't we been saying for the longes while now that PWO people should go for a fast absorving protein (whey, or even better Hidrolyzed or Isolate) together with a High GI simple carb (dextrose, maltodextrin or both) for the insuline spike required to jet that protein into the muscles (and curve catabolism with the simple carbs killing cortisol at the same time)

If he adds milk to the PWO shake instead of water, he will make the absorbtion of the protein slower, besides, Lactose is not the type of carb he requires at that particular time of day.

I am all up for milk, but not PWO, that particular shake goes down in water... morning, afternoon shakes I love with milk.

Just my 2cents.

Pintoca
 
pintoca said:
:confused: uhhhh, Jen, haven't we been saying for the longes while now that PWO people should go for a fast absorving protein (whey, or even better Hidrolyzed or Isolate) together with a High GI simple carb (dextrose, maltodextrin or both) for the insuline spike required to jet that protein into the muscles (and curve catabolism with the simple carbs killing cortisol at the same time)

If he adds milk to the PWO shake instead of water, he will make the absorbtion of the protein slower, besides, Lactose is not the type of carb he requires at that particular time of day.

I am all up for milk, but not PWO, that particular shake goes down in water... morning, afternoon shakes I love with milk.

Just my 2cents.

Pintoca

Stop trying to confuse me!! LOL

But cuz the skim milk has no fat -- it's fat that slows down the absorption -- and the milk is a simple carb, so it shouldn't slow down the absorption....

I've been following this:

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?t=368904
 
confused: uhhhh, Jen, haven't we been saying for the longes while now that PWO people should go for a fast absorving protein (whey, or even better Hidrolyzed or Isolate) together with a High GI simple carb (dextrose, maltodextrin or both) for the insuline spike required to jet that protein into the muscles (and curve catabolism with the simple carbs killing cortisol at the same time)

Thats spitting hairs.....I have used Malto and I have used simple sugars such as lactose in milk and fruit...I have noticed ZERO difference...you still get enougfh of an insulin spike with simple carbs to blunt the cortisol rise


If he adds milk to the PWO shake instead of water, he will make the absorbtion of the protein slower, besides, Lactose is not the type of carb he requires at that particular time of day.

Again...I think that unless you are a competitor, this point about lactose vesus Malto is moot

I am all up for milk, but not PWO, that particular shake goes down in water... morning, afternoon shakes I love with milk.

again - LOL....I have done both...see no difference in recovery


Just my 2cents.


As it is mine......


FOr BULKING purposes, I would use Malto...cutting...I dont think it really matters form a real world standpoint
 
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