PHIL HERNON
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What do an abundance of these 4 amino acids signify in a protein source? glycine, arginine, proline, and hydroxyproline
that the source is collagen??
Sure......but of all the amino acids, both essential and non essential, those 4 are the highest producers of nitrogen in the body......all proteins are not created equal.
High quality of collagen and rapid/complete full absorption??
What do an abundance of these 4 amino acids signify in a protein source? glycine, arginine, proline, and hydroxyproline
isnt hydroxyproline or a byproduct of it coincide with lactic acid?
doesnt collagen...and therefore collagen based proteins have a bio-availability of zero?
Don't all hydrolyzed proteins contain MSG? What are your thought on this?
Am I on candid camera? Thats my thought, ahhahhahahah.......explain that please.
Well I was looking at sources of MSG to try to avoid it. I discovered its in a lot of sources like calcium caseinate and anything protein which is hydrolyzed. Was wondering if you thought it was something to be concerned about? Can you get LBAs which are not hydrolyzed?
What do an abundance of these 4 amino acids signify in a protein source? glycine, arginine, proline, and hydroxyproline
What about BCAA's? The most important aminos for muscle recovery/regeneration?
Why is Leucine so important?
What dose of Leucine do LBA's have, compared to Whey Iso?