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LegalGear has done it once again by redefining the protein market with the ANABOLIC PROTEIN matrix. Using a mix of Whey, Milk Protein Isolate and the newest protein star Buckwheat Protein Fractions, LegalGear gives you the most advanced protein matrix available today. Buckwheat protein is gives the highest quality protein source and “low impact” lean carbs to help give you the power you need to muscle through your workout even in ketosis! Buckwheat protein fractions have a unique fiber and hypoglycemic (carb clearing) agent that allows you maintain a keto diet and partition carbohydrates the low glycemic carbs to be used to build muscle and not fat!
The most exciting fact regarding buckwheat protein fractions is a study where rats that were fed equal quantities or protein from either buckwheat protein fractions or micellar casein showed increased skeletal muscle hypertrophy (growth & gains) in the animals consuming buckwheat protein. Furthermore, buckwheat protein reduced body fat at the same time! So according to this independent study, buckwheat protein fractions increase muscle and decrease body fat! Trust the people at LegalGear to yet again define the market by producing a superior protein source.
Biosci Biotechnol Biochem. 1999 Jul;63(7):1242-5.
Muscle hypertrophy in rats fed on a buckwheat protein extract.
Kayashita J, Shimaoka I, Nakajoh M, Kondoh M, Hayashi K, Kato N.
Kissei Pharmaceutical Company, Matsumoto, Japan.
Growing rats were examined for the influence of a buckwheat protein diet on muscle weight and protein. In experiment 1, the rats were fed on a diet containing either casein or a buckwheat protein extract (BWPE) as the protein source (10%, 20% or 30%) for 5 wk. The relative weights (g per kg of body wt) of the gastrocnemius, plantaris and soleus muscles were higher in the BWPE-fed animals than in the casein-fed ones, but were unaffected by the dietary level of protein. These differences were not associated with growth. In experiment 2, the rats were fed on either a casein or BWPE diet at the 20% protein level for 5 wk. Buckwheat protein extract intake significantly elevated the gastrocnemius muscle weight, carcass protein and water, and reduced carcass fat. These results demonstrate that buckwheat protein extract consumption causes muscle hypertrophy (growth), elevates carcass protein and water, and reduces body fat.
Treat yourself to the best tasting protein on the planet!
LegalGear has done it once again by redefining the protein market with the ANABOLIC PROTEIN matrix. Using a mix of Whey, Milk Protein Isolate and the newest protein star Buckwheat Protein Fractions, LegalGear gives you the most advanced protein matrix available today. Buckwheat protein is gives the highest quality protein source and “low impact” lean carbs to help give you the power you need to muscle through your workout even in ketosis! Buckwheat protein fractions have a unique fiber and hypoglycemic (carb clearing) agent that allows you maintain a keto diet and partition carbohydrates the low glycemic carbs to be used to build muscle and not fat!
The most exciting fact regarding buckwheat protein fractions is a study where rats that were fed equal quantities or protein from either buckwheat protein fractions or micellar casein showed increased skeletal muscle hypertrophy (growth & gains) in the animals consuming buckwheat protein. Furthermore, buckwheat protein reduced body fat at the same time! So according to this independent study, buckwheat protein fractions increase muscle and decrease body fat! Trust the people at LegalGear to yet again define the market by producing a superior protein source.
Biosci Biotechnol Biochem. 1999 Jul;63(7):1242-5.
Muscle hypertrophy in rats fed on a buckwheat protein extract.
Kayashita J, Shimaoka I, Nakajoh M, Kondoh M, Hayashi K, Kato N.
Kissei Pharmaceutical Company, Matsumoto, Japan.
Growing rats were examined for the influence of a buckwheat protein diet on muscle weight and protein. In experiment 1, the rats were fed on a diet containing either casein or a buckwheat protein extract (BWPE) as the protein source (10%, 20% or 30%) for 5 wk. The relative weights (g per kg of body wt) of the gastrocnemius, plantaris and soleus muscles were higher in the BWPE-fed animals than in the casein-fed ones, but were unaffected by the dietary level of protein. These differences were not associated with growth. In experiment 2, the rats were fed on either a casein or BWPE diet at the 20% protein level for 5 wk. Buckwheat protein extract intake significantly elevated the gastrocnemius muscle weight, carcass protein and water, and reduced carcass fat. These results demonstrate that buckwheat protein extract consumption causes muscle hypertrophy (growth), elevates carcass protein and water, and reduces body fat.
