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I have a question about long-term fasting: 3 days or more at a time. On a long-term fast, the body goes into protein conserving mode so as to minimize the catabolization of the body's own tissues. As I understand it, the body's metabolism remains in that state as long as one does not consume protein. So my question is, is there a minimum amount of protein one can consume which will not kick one out of that protein conservation mode of metabolism?
That last point is really interesting. So what to do to supply the muscles with leucine throughout times of need? If not to sip a leucine drink or take a pill every now and then throughout the day, would slow-digesting beef do the trick??
nutrition.merschat.com/ Soy/Tofu, Egg Whites, Cheese, Peanuts, Almonds, Pumpkin Seeds, Beef (but not liver). Good to take when you've done resistance training. Good to have less when you've been lazy (or are taking resveratrol or other mTOR blockers).
Leucine: effect on muscle growth and metabolism see Gabrielle Lyon DO MS and Donald Peterson PhD especially see Donald Peterson's presentation at University inaugural Nutrition department lecture
Yes. This happened for me as well. I switched to taking it first thing in the morning before light exercising. This seems to have blunted the jittery effect.
@@PaulRBerg Muscle is more important than that "Dr. Berg promoted slight-concentration-camp-look keto diet". Longevity concerns are for people who never wanted to lift heavy ass weight plates to begin with.
@@chrisawesome3091 that's my point. strange to see how people suddenly got worried about animal protein and suggest consuming more plant-based which means more carbs and as a result the same activation of mTOR.
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I have a question about long-term fasting: 3 days or more at a time. On a long-term fast, the body goes into protein conserving mode so as to minimize the catabolization of the body's own tissues. As I understand it, the body's metabolism remains in that state as long as one does not consume protein. So my question is, is there a minimum amount of protein one can consume which will not kick one out of that protein conservation mode of metabolism?
That last point is really interesting. So what to do to supply the muscles with leucine throughout times of need?
If not to sip a leucine drink or take a pill every now and then throughout the day, would slow-digesting beef do the trick??
nutrition.merschat.com/
Soy/Tofu, Egg Whites, Cheese, Peanuts, Almonds, Pumpkin Seeds, Beef (but not liver).
Good to take when you've done resistance training. Good to have less when you've been lazy (or are taking resveratrol or other mTOR blockers).
That's a good question.. except creating a longer lasting leucine formula, i guess we just must take it more often
Good video, so many people don't understand Leucine!
Leucine: effect on muscle growth and metabolism see Gabrielle Lyon DO MS and Donald Peterson PhD especially see Donald Peterson's presentation at University inaugural Nutrition department lecture
Thanks for the comment! Just looked up Gabrielle Lyon, learning a lot :)
It sounds crazy but I felt nervous on Leucine like a stimulant? My heart was racing anyone else?
Yes. This happened for me as well. I switched to taking it first thing in the morning before light exercising. This seems to have blunted the jittery effect.
@@tylerfaz Which brand do you recommend?
Doesn’t mTor speed up aging?
It's like a light switch.
@@PaulRBerg because while it speeds up aging, it also speeds up muscle growth
@@PaulRBerg Muscle is more important than that "Dr. Berg promoted slight-concentration-camp-look keto diet". Longevity concerns are for people who never wanted to lift heavy ass weight plates to begin with.
@@PaulRBerg well you could fast most of the day, then eat, train, eat and the begin your fast
Who cares , I wanna get jacked
What is the best brand for leucine supplement
I'm wondering the same.
See if they have any articles on Google scholar
Isn't mTot activated by carbs via insulin->igf1 pathway?
It has multiple activations
@@chrisawesome3091 that's my point. strange to see how people suddenly got worried about animal protein and suggest consuming more plant-based which means more carbs and as a result the same activation of mTOR.
yeah even nicotine can activate some mTOR...
Rhonda... She's a stone cold fox.
Guys are such horn dogs every woman is a fox 😂
Desperate incels
Too much??
Yes, ensure you take 3-4g. 4.5g+ triggers muscle catabolism
@@Aedonius Evidence for that statement?