September 2016 PMID 26894275

What is the Optimal Amount of Protein to Support Post-Exercise Skeletal Muscle Reconditioning in the Older Adult?

Tyler A Churchward-Venne, Andrew M Holwerda, Stuart M Phillips, Luc J C van Loon

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The collective discussions strongly support the article's conclusion that older adults need approximately twice the amount of protein post-exercise, with users citing the importance of optimal protein dosing for muscle synthesis and referencing ongoing debates about sex differences. Words like 'may be higher' and 'full breakdown' show a deep engagement with the research details, indicating a high level of interest and belief in the article's significance.

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Most posts explicitly support the idea that older adults require increased protein intake after exercise, with discussions reinforcing the article's findings about the higher protein needs.

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The discussion shows high enthusiasm and curiosity about the topic, with users referencing research, debates on sex differences, and implications for aging populations.

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Posts demonstrate active engagement through sharing opinions, referencing scientific insights, and quoting the article, indicating meaningful involvement.

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The social discussions highlight the importance of the research for health recommendations, emphasizing its potential influence on older adult fitness and nutrition practices.

Abstract in brief

The article explains that consuming protein after resistance exercise helps older adults rebuild muscle by increasing muscle protein synthesis and reducing breakdown, with the amount of protein being a key factor.
Unlike younger adults who respond well to around 20g of protein, older adults need larger doses, such as 40g, to achieve a strong muscle-building response during recovery.
The main goal of the article is to review current evidence and recommend the appropriate amount of protein older adults should consume after exercise to effectively support muscle reconditioning.]

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