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mike14

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Is it best to take whey protien before you work out, or after you work out?
 

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After, it's a quick digesting protein and provides your muscles with the immediate protein nutrients they need. Actually, post workout is the only time I would take whey. The other times of the day stick to slower digesting protein such as casein.
 

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lalala...

Actually. You should have protein in your system every 4 hours. It doesn't matter if you take it before or after, you just want to make sure that after 4 hrs you either drink a shake, eat a meal or both. I reccomend Max Muscle High 5 Protein Powder. It has 5 different, time-released proteins that stay in your system for over 4 hours total. Good stuff.
 

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Re: lalala...

Originally posted by Lost Cause
Actually. You should have protein in your system every 4 hours. It doesn't matter if you take it before or after, you just want to make sure that after 4 hrs you either drink a shake, eat a meal or both. I reccomend Max Muscle High 5 Protein Powder. It has 5 different, time-released proteins that stay in your system for over 4 hours total. Good stuff.
True to an extent but misleading regarding the question posed. Speaking of whey protein specifically, Newbie's post is spot on - perfect post workout protein for the reasons stated and that your body is EXTREMELY receptive to whey (with carbs) post workout.
 
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