can someone recommend a supplement that i can take to prevent all the hard work done during the day from going to waste ?
i worry alot about the effect the prolonged fast has on muscle, as i am a classic hard gainer. thanks.
can someone recommend a supplement that i can take to prevent all the hard work done during the day from going to waste ?
i worry alot about the effect the prolonged fast has on muscle, as i am a classic hard gainer. thanks.
[quote]mindoculus wrote:
can someone recommend a supplement that i can take to prevent all the hard work done during the day from going to waste ?
i worry alot about the effect the prolonged fast has on muscle, as i am a classic hard gainer. thanks. [/quote]
UUggghhhhh.
Were there no physiques built before the advent of supplements?
You simply need to drink a glass of milk or eat some cottage cheese or eat some jerky or …just eat a small amount of calories based heavily in protein–especially a slower release protein. Add a small amount of fat and you are fine.
If this is too difficult
order some Metabolic Drive–add water–drink–go to bed
is milk a slow-release protein ?
i like to drink a whole carton of SKIM milk after a workout. can i do the
same before i go to bed ?
perhaps a glass of skim milk, a tablespoon of flax oil, and ZMA ?
i’ve heard/read that ZMA protects your gains and prevents muscle loss.
Casein protein.
[quote]mindoculus wrote:
is milk a slow-release protein ?
i like to drink a whole carton of SKIM milk after a workout. can i do the
same before i go to bed ?
perhaps a glass of skim milk, a tablespoon of flax oil, and ZMA ?
i’ve heard/read that ZMA protects your gains and prevents muscle loss. [/quote]
I wouldn’t take ZMA and drinking milk at the same time. From what I’ve read here (sorry don’t remember the exact thread), calcium can negatively affect how well your body absorbs ZMA.
I take ZMA about 30 - 45 minutes before I plan to drink my night time shake (8 oz. milk with Metabolic Drive).
[quote]jd_dd wrote:
mindoculus wrote:
is milk a slow-release protein ?
i like to drink a whole carton of SKIM milk after a workout. can i do the
same before i go to bed ?
perhaps a glass of skim milk, a tablespoon of flax oil, and ZMA ?
i’ve heard/read that ZMA protects your gains and prevents muscle loss.
I wouldn’t take ZMA and drinking milk at the same time. From what I’ve read here (sorry don’t remember the exact thread), calcium can negatively affect how well your body absorbs ZMA.
I take ZMA about 30 - 45 minutes before I plan to drink my night time shake (8 oz. milk with Metabolic Drive).
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thanks alot.
i’ll look into ZMA. i usually doze off around midnight. i’ll keep maybe a three or four hour difference between ZMA and whatever i decide upon before bedtime.
in terms of milk, HOOD makes an excellent low-carb, low fat product that i think would be ideal to mix with a casein powder.
Make a protein shake and leave it near you when you are sleeping. Drink it when you go for a piss in the middle of a night.
[quote]mindoculus wrote:
is milk a slow-release protein ?
i like to drink a whole carton of SKIM milk after a workout. can i do the
same before i go to bed ?
perhaps a glass of skim milk, a tablespoon of flax oil, and ZMA ?
i’ve heard/read that ZMA protects your gains and prevents muscle loss. [/quote]
Why would a self-proclaimed hardgainer drink SKIMMED milk.
Just eat more.
Cottage cheese would probably be better than milk. It has a much higher caseine content. For a hard-gainer eat the full fat (4.5%) variety along with your flax oil and/or fishoil before bed. Take the ZMA 1-2 hours before you consume anything high in calcium.