Interestingly: Muscle protein synthesis didn't differ sig between groups BUT the increase from RDA to 2RDA is in line with our previous infusion data: https://t.co/qUAcLs1o2g AND @saraoikawa & @mackinprof D2O derived data: https://t.co/YHsM4Dxrzx YAY for study replication! https://t.co/EISDpzElfO
Quantity of dietary protein intake, but not pattern of intake, affects net protein balance primarily through differences in protein synthesis in older adults.
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The posts reflect a balanced engagement with the study’s points, such as comments on how increasing total protein intake improves synthesis in older adults and references to multiple labs confirming these results. The tone varies from supportive to analytical, indicating a shared recognition of the research's potential influence on nutritional practices and ongoing scientific debates.
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- The study found that consuming more protein (2RDA) than the recommended amount (1RDA) improves overall protein balance in older adults, mainly by increasing protein synthesis.
- The pattern of protein intake distribution across meals (even vs uneven) did not significantly impact net protein balance or protein synthesis rates.
- Higher total protein intake enhanced muscle protein synthesis, indicating that total amount matters more than how protein is distributed throughout the day for older adults.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@JornTrommelen @theproof @mackinprof @donlayman @LeighBreen @gareth_wallis @Gonzalez_JT @BenjaminTWall @Nicholas_Burd @BioLayne @OllyWitard Agreed. Some studies from multiple labs for refernce: https://t.co/0R75d62D1x https://t.co/a3mDyvkUrx https://t.co/ocba42Ve78 https://t.co/HRMnFbNHDy
De hecho, se han observado tasas de Síntesis de Proteínas Musculares significativamente mayores en aquellos adultos mayores que consumen casi EL DOBLE (1,5 g/PRO/kg/día) de la recomendación clásica de 0,83 (https://t.co/pZtr2IIWX3) Y repito, son recomendaciones SEGURAS.
@kevinnbass It measures whole-body protein synthesis in an acute period. What those that use desperately want to say is that some of it is MPS, but of course many times whole-body shows no relationship with MPS https://t.co/da8ORFIAZQ https://t.co/dEQUXAqq7r
@kevinnbass This isn't a consistent finding in the literature, see: https://t.co/BZS3OXjb0n https://t.co/jZyBFRMcQ1 There are more ongoing trials though, will be interesting to see how all the data fit together.
@mackinprof @SummitFuel @MilanWBetz @MuscleScience Hardly, if evaluating the variation. But, different population, different diet, different outcome? https://t.co/lMO4jiLGYG
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@nealasher Neal, are you taking methylene blue? Also did you see this? https://t.co/glQOT8e0GH
Interestingly: Muscle protein synthesis didn't differ sig between groups BUT the increase from RDA to 2RDA is in line with our previous infusion data: https://t.co/qUAcLs1o2g AND @saraoikawa & @mackinprof D2O derived data: https://t.co/YHsM4Dxrzx YAY for study replication! https://t.co/EISDpzElfO
@JornTrommelen @theproof @mackinprof @donlayman @LeighBreen @gareth_wallis @Gonzalez_JT @BenjaminTWall @Nicholas_Burd @BioLayne @OllyWitard Agreed. Some studies from multiple labs for refernce: https://t.co/0R75d62D1x https://t.co/a3mDyvkUrx https://t.co/ocba42Ve78 https://t.co/HRMnFbNHDy
@anti_wokeist @exfatloss @richcollins https://t.co/XnfjsTx0zQ
@mackinprof @SummitFuel @MilanWBetz @MuscleScience Hardly, if evaluating the variation. But, different population, different diet, different outcome? https://t.co/lMO4jiLGYG
高齢者+中年層(52-75歳)で調べた論文では、とにかく量が重要かもねとのこと。 https://t.co/K5ofpS0rt8
https://t.co/QGBdC6KFEB
De hecho, se han observado tasas de Síntesis de Proteínas Musculares significativamente mayores en aquellos adultos mayores que consumen casi EL DOBLE (1,5 g/PRO/kg/día) de la recomendación clásica de 0,83 (https://t.co/pZtr2IIWX3) Y repito, son recomendaciones SEGURAS.
OVER AGE 50: This Has the BIGGEST IMPACT on Longevity & Quality of Life https://t.co/d0gQfg03Lu via @YouTube
Thomas DeLauer OVER AGE 50: This Has the BIGGEST IMPACT on Longevity & Quality of Life https://t.co/LSvYoJI8KJ #keto
@kevinnbass It measures whole-body protein synthesis in an acute period. What those that use desperately want to say is that some of it is MPS, but of course many times whole-body shows no relationship with MPS https://t.co/da8ORFIAZQ https://t.co/dEQUXAqq7r
RT @DrMyohead: @kevinnbass This isn't a consistent finding in the literature, see: https://t.co/BZS3OXjb0n https://t.co/jZyBFRMcQ1 There…
@kevinnbass This isn't a consistent finding in the literature, see: https://t.co/BZS3OXjb0n https://t.co/jZyBFRMcQ1 There are more ongoing trials though, will be interesting to see how all the data fit together.
@GrantTinsleyPhD Same case with protein tracer methodology see: https://t.co/a3mDyvkUrx https://t.co/ocba42Ve78
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