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Fats are also important for steroid hormones...Protein to build and maintain muscle growth and development.
Carbs is for all practical reasons the "fuel" ur body runs on so need it for any exercise.
Fat is ur reserves and no, you dont want a lot of reserves!
Thats a 3 sentance bio lesson, can be much more complicated but it should do for now! Google it if u have time, lots of info on web.
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Thanx for all the input guys, i appreciate it. I'll give Mr Admin a call for some Whey.
Thanx again
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The "meat and potatoes" of basic supplements for the beginner(in order of importance):
- creatine(over 600 scientific studies to show that does work)
- glutamine
- good source of Whey protein.
Yes, fats are important for testosterone production, but specifically the plant steroles....
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Whar do you guys think about Muscle science??
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