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Leandro Twin
25 Jun 201307:08

Summary

TLDRIn this video, the speaker debunks the myth that whey protein is essential post-workout, advocating for high glycemic index carbs to activate insulin and promote an anabolic state. They explain the physiological processes of training and post-workout, emphasizing the importance of balancing hormones for muscle recovery. The speaker also suggests alternatives to whey protein, such as free-form amino acids and creatine, while cautioning against excessive amino acid intake to avoid waste and ineffective results.

Takeaways

  • 💪 Partnership Disclosure: The speaker has partnered with Body & Co but maintains independence and honesty in sharing personal views.
  • ❌ Misconception About Post-Workout: Whey protein is not necessary immediately after a workout. Instead, using a high glycemic index carbohydrate is more beneficial.
  • 🔄 Post-Workout Goal: The aim is to switch from the sympathetic nervous system (active during exercise) to the parasympathetic system to promote recovery.
  • 🍬 Carbohydrates First: Consuming a high glycemic index carbohydrate after training is crucial to activate insulin and promote an anabolic state.
  • ⏳ Timing of Protein: Protein should be consumed 15-20 minutes after the initial carbohydrate intake to maintain amino acid flow, but it doesn't have to be whey protein.
  • 🍗 Protein Choices: Post-workout protein can come from various sources like chicken, eggs, or whey. The type depends on the individual's diet and goals.
  • 🚫 Avoid Slowing Down Insulin Activation: Adding protein too early (with carbohydrates) can slow down the insulin activation process, which is not ideal.
  • 💊 Supplement Options: Free form amino acids, creatine, and multivitamins can be added to the post-workout routine, but be cautious of the total amount.
  • 🚫 Avoid Excessive Amino Acids: Overconsumption of free form amino acids can lead to saturation and wastage without improving results.
  • ⚖️ Tailor Carbohydrate Intake: Adjust the amount of carbohydrates based on whether you're trying to gain or lose weight, with specifics provided for both goals.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of the post-workout period according to the video?

    -The post-workout period serves to signal to our body that training is over. It is a time to switch from the fight-or-flight sympathetic nervous system to the rest-and-digest parasympathetic nervous system.

  • Why is whey protein not necessary immediately post-workout according to the video?

    -The video suggests that whey protein is not immediately necessary post-workout because the body's insulin levels are low during this time, and the focus should be on activating insulin with a high glycemic index carbohydrate to enter an anabolic state.

  • What hormone is released during the workout that is catabolic in nature?

    -Glucagon is the catabolic hormone activated during the workout, which directs nutrients from cells to the blood.

  • What is the role of insulin in the post-workout period?

    -Insulin is an anabolic hormone that is needed post-workout to draw nutrients from the blood into the cells, promoting muscle recovery and growth.

  • What type of carbohydrates are recommended for immediate post-workout consumption?

    -High glycemic index carbohydrates are recommended for immediate post-workout consumption because they quickly activate insulin and help enter an anabolic state.

  • Why is Waxy Maize considered unnecessary post-workout according to the video?

    -Waxy Maize is considered unnecessary post-workout because it is a marketable carbohydrate that does not provide any additional benefits over other high glycemic index carbohydrates and is more expensive.

  • When should protein intake be considered post-workout according to the video?

    -Protein intake should be considered about 15 to 20 minutes post-workout to maintain a flow of amino acids, but it does not necessarily need to be whey protein or rapidly absorbed protein.

  • What are some alternative sources of protein that can be used post-workout?

    -Alternative sources of protein post-workout include albumin, casein, or a solid meal like chicken, tuna, or eggs.

  • Why might combining whey protein with a high glycemic index carbohydrate slow the post-workout recovery process?

    -Combining whey protein with a high glycemic index carbohydrate may slow the recovery process because the protein can slow down the activation of insulin, which is needed to enter an anabolic state.

  • What additional supplements can be included in the post-workout shake to improve results?

    -Additional supplements that can be included in the post-workout shake are free form amino acids, hydrolyzed whey, BCA, glutamine, creatine, and multivitamins.

  • What is the recommended amount of free form amino acids to include in the post-workout shake?

    -The recommended amount of free form amino acids to include in the post-workout shake should not exceed 30 to 40 grams to avoid saturation of receptor proteins and wastage.

  • How should the carbohydrate intake be adjusted for those looking to lose weight post-workout?

    -For those looking to lose weight, the carbohydrate intake post-workout should be reduced, but not eliminated, with a maximum of 0.5 grams per kilogram of body weight being a good starting point.

  • What is the role of the autonomic nervous system in the workout and post-workout periods?

    -The autonomic nervous system plays a crucial role in the workout and post-workout periods. During the workout, the sympathetic nervous system is activated, preparing the body for fight or flight. After the workout, the parasympathetic nervous system is activated to help the body rest and recover.

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