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Thursday, February 7, 2013

Chronic Resistance Training Reduces the Anabolic Signaling in Response to Exercise - 12 Days of Detraining Restore It

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Chronic Resistance Training Reduces the Anabolic Signaling in Response to Exercise - 12 Days of Detraining Restore It
This rodent obviously knows about the value of detraining as a means to restore the signaling protein response that gets blunted over weeks ...
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

The Anabolic Effects of HIIT: 3x30s High Intensity Intervals Increase mTOR & Ramp Up Marker of Protein Synthesis by +43% in Men and +222% in Women - Even in a Fasted State!

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The Anabolic Effects of HIIT: 3x30s High Intensity Intervals Increase mTOR & Ramp Up Marker of Protein Synthesis by +43% in Men and +222% in Women - Even in a Fasted State!
Image 1: While the study at hand clearly shows that HIIT, even done on an empty stomach, is anabolic, not catabolic, it appears as if women...
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Leucine, Citrulline or a Non-Essential Amino Acid Mix - Which Amino Acid(s) are Most Effective in Preventing Muscle Loss During an 18h (Intermittent) Fast?

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Leucine, Citrulline or a Non-Essential Amino Acid Mix - Which Amino Acid(s) are Most Effective in Preventing Muscle Loss During an 18h (Intermittent) Fast?
Image 1: If Chris, "the Techician", Aceto's usually well-informed sources are right and the former Mr Olympia Jay Cutler is cu...
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Monday, December 5, 2011

Branched Chain Amino Magic: Study Takes Another Step Towards a Better Understanding of the Anabolic & Anticatabolic Effects of BCAAs and Their Essential Cousins

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Branched Chain Amino Magic: Study Takes Another Step Towards a Better Understanding of the Anabolic & Anticatabolic Effects of BCAAs and Their Essential Cousins
Image 1: Without the other essential amino acids (EAAs), the branched chain amino acids, leucine, isoleucine and valine (BCAAs) have nothing...
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Building a Bigger Engine: Resistance After Endurance Training Increases Mitochondrial Biogenesis & Protein Synthesis and Ramps Up Fat Metabolism

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Building a Bigger Engine: Resistance After Endurance Training Increases Mitochondrial Biogenesis & Protein Synthesis and Ramps Up Fat Metabolism
Image 1: There is nothing wrong with some "classic cardio" training, especially if you spike it up to build your mitochondrial eng...
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Glycogen-Free Muscle Growth - Erratum: Differences in P70K-Phosphorylation Between Glycogen De- and Repleted Leg Even Less Significant Than Previously Reported.

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Glycogen-Free Muscle Growth - Erratum: Differences in P70K-Phosphorylation Between Glycogen De- and Repleted Leg Even Less Significant Than Previously Reported.
Image 1: For the SuppVersity Super-Student Duong Nguyen , training in the semi-fasted state worked wonders. Want to know more? Read his gue...
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Monday, August 8, 2011

Well-Stocked Muscle Glycogen Stores Not Necessary For Exercise Induced Muscle Anabolic Response. Additional 5x Increment by Post(!)-Workout Whey + Cho Supplement.

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Well-Stocked Muscle Glycogen Stores Not Necessary For Exercise Induced Muscle Anabolic Response. Additional 5x Increment by Post(!)-Workout Whey + Cho Supplement.
Image 1: Glycogen depleted or not, post-workout protein, preferably from a  leucine-rich, fast digesting and nutritionally complete source s...
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Monday, May 9, 2011

Exercise Velocity Does not Determine Hypertrophy Signaling in Eccentric Exercises: Akt, mTOR, P70s6k Protein Phosphorylation Identical for Fast and Slow Movements

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Exercise Velocity Does not Determine Hypertrophy Signaling in Eccentric Exercises: Akt, mTOR, P70s6k Protein Phosphorylation Identical for Fast and Slow Movements
Finally, a study ( Roschel. 2011 ) related not only to nutrition and supplementation for exercise, but to exercise itself! The respective pa...
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