What would happen if I ate a protein only meal?

[gonelifting]

I usually eat it with fats or carbs. I know there are two camps on this and don`t wanna open up another can of worms, so I`ll just ask about the protein only meal. I guess in the form of a protein shake, because chicken would have fat with it. Maybe tuna would be protein only. Not sure. but anyway... Answer the damn question.

How would it digest? Is`nt there supposed to be fats in there or something for an anabolic effect? I have no idea.

 

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[DIVISION]

I usually eat it with fats or carbs. I know there are two camps on this and don`t wanna open up another can of worms, so I`ll just ask about the protein only meal. I guess in the form of a protein shake, because chicken would have fat with it. Maybe tuna would be protein only. Not sure. but anyway... Answer the damn question.

How would it digest? Is`nt there supposed to be fats in there or something for an anabolic effect? I have no idea.

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Then your wife, daughter and I can laugh at you as you writhe in pain.




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[gonelifting]

What the???????

Answer the damn question!

Are you ready for 268 Red points? Huh? Are you? faggers.

 

[Deleted member 33117]

IN layman's terms:

Roughly 40-70% of it would turn into glucose to be used as fuel (depending on a number of different factors), and would act as a low GI carb (unless its whey protien which might yeild a higher GI due to its absorbsion rate).

The other thing that would happen quite fast is a noticable drop in testosterone productions, and elevated SHBG levels. This almost always happens with men when they eat a meal that contains less than 20% of its calories from fat. So that anabolic effect of the protien be reduced. And without EFA's present, new muscle tissue doesn't grow anyways. So if one were to go on a protien only diet (zero carbs and fat), one would gain virtually no muscle mass during this time. It would eventually kill you of course. Not the lack of carbs, which can be sythesised from protein, but lack of fat.

 

[mcr]

Roughly 40-70% of it would turn into glucose to be used as fuel (depending on a number of different factors), and would act as a low GI carb (unless its whey protien which might yeild a higher GI due to its absorbsion rate).

Bro I'm confused here. I thought glucose was a high GI simple sugar? If protein is converted to glucose surely that would be the equivalent of consuming glucose by itself?

Do you happen to know the approximate GI equivalent of chicken when it's converted to glucose?

Thanks.

 

[SoreArms]

your farts would really stink

 

[jackangel]

but your posts would improve dramatically.

 

[Judo Tom]

Bro I'm confused here. I thought glucose was a high GI simple sugar? If protein is converted to glucose surely that would be the equivalent of consuming glucose by itself?

Do you happen to know the approximate GI equivalent of chicken when it's converted to glucose?

Thanks.

i believe it acts as a low gi carb source because the whole process takes a long time.

eating table sugar will raise your insulin levels quickly because it is rapidly absorbed and digested enters teh blood stream

this process takes much longer if its chicken

again i might be wrong but i would guess im at least close?

 

[mcr]

i believe it acts as a low gi carb source because the whole process takes a long time.

eating table sugar will raise your insulin levels quickly because it is rapidly absorbed and digested enters teh blood stream

this process takes much longer if its chicken

again i might be wrong but i would guess im at least close?

That makes sense bro - thanks. I was kinda getting worried because I'm eating a shitload of protein right now and was concerned that I might as well have been eating sugar!! Good to know that it's more like eating extra oats/rice/etc though.

 

[gonelifting]

IN layman's terms:

Roughly 40-70% of it would turn into glucose to be used as fuel (depending on a number of different factors), and would act as a low GI carb (unless its whey protien which might yeild a higher GI due to its absorbsion rate).

The other thing that would happen quite fast is a noticable drop in testosterone productions, and elevated SHBG levels. This almost always happens with men when they eat a meal that contains less than 20% of its calories from fat. So that anabolic effect of the protien be reduced. And without EFA's present, new muscle tissue doesn't grow anyways. So if one were to go on a protien only diet (zero carbs and fat), one would gain virtually no muscle mass during this time. It would eventually kill you of course. Not the lack of carbs, which can be sythesised from protein, but lack of fat.

I was hoping to get your input on this. Thanks. But I did NOT mean I would be eating protein only for every meal of the day. I was thinking of when I down a shake because of lack of time and I happen not to have some flax or olive oil with it.

Right now my diet is (I know you disagree with this because I`ve seen your previous posts on this subject) Protein and carb meals exchanged with protein and fat meals throughout the day. I actually, primarily have pro/fats all day and save the pro/carbs till after my workouts for 2 meals where I load up on them. Then I start off the next day all over again with Pro/fat again for the days meals. What do you think of that?

I`m doing slightly different than that right now, but it was my diet at one point.

 

[Deleted member 33117]

I was hoping to get your input on this. Thanks. But I did NOT mean I would be eating protein only for every meal of the day. I was thinking of when I down a shake because of lack of time and I happen not to have some flax or olive oil with it.

Right now my diet is (I know you disagree with this because I`ve seen your previous posts on this subject) Protein and carb meals exchanged with protein and fat meals throughout the day. I actually, primarily have pro/fats all day and save the pro/carbs till after my workouts for 2 meals where I load up on them. Then I start off the next day all over again with Pro/fat again for the days meals. What do you think of that?

I`m doing slightly different than that right now, but it was my diet at one point.

The first two effects I decribed will happen even if its just an occasional meal.

 

[gonelifting]

The first two effects I decribed will happen even if its just an occasional meal.

How about the diet I posted above? Do you think seperating them like that with the carbs at the end of the day would still be OK?