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The group largely agrees that leucine and amino acid quality are crucial for muscle development, with many referencing scientific studies like Phillips (2016) and tools like DIAAS. The tone is technical and practical, emphasizing how dietary choices impact resistance exercise outcomes, indicating active engagement and recognition of the publication's relevance.
Most discussions emphasize the importance of leucine and amino acid profiles in dietary protein for muscle growth, aligning with the article's findings.
Participants show high interest by referencing specific studies, tools like DIAAS, and discussing practical dietary strategies for optimizing muscle synthesis.
The depth of engagement is high, with users critically analyzing research, sharing resource links, and debating the efficacy of different protein sources.
The dialogue suggests these discussions influence opinions on nutritional strategies, although they mostly reinforce existing knowledge rather than introduce groundbreaking ideas.
@BuhlerLaurent not that much lower, and importantly Leucine above the threshold - see https://t.co/oI2DIiC5Ae https://t.co/xWkdxIrPPs https://t.co/WVkZpyCoBz pic via https://t.co/kjFxAmKQnE https://t.co/l1Acei6oh9
@kevinnbass All driven by leucine and other EAA. Lower digestibility and then EAA score with Leu content tops of the heap https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK
@tehstool Collagen lacks Trp, yes; however, remember you're eating other complete proteins also so Trp in the entire diet is not going to limit effects. Leu is the key AA in stimulating muscle anabolism: https://t.co/kjFxAmKQnE
参考 https://t.co/1le9pgOklv 「新アミノ酸指標 DIAAS によるたんぱく質の再評価と動物性食品の生産に伴う環境負荷の再考」 https://t.co/AOIEmSNhoC
Incorporate Leucine for optimal exercise results! Ref: Phillips (2016) https://t.co/VT0kkhBtLE (6/9)
@CoachJoshWood @kevinnbass https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK
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参考 https://t.co/1le9pgOklv 「新アミノ酸指標 DIAAS によるたんぱく質の再評価と動物性食品の生産に伴う環境負荷の再考」 https://t.co/AOIEmSNhoC
RT @TeamDerave: Incorporate Leucine for optimal exercise results! Ref: Phillips (2016) https://t.co/VT0kkhBtLE (6/9)
Incorporate Leucine for optimal exercise results! Ref: Phillips (2016) https://t.co/VT0kkhBtLE (6/9)
@BuhlerLaurent not that much lower, and importantly Leucine above the threshold - see https://t.co/oI2DIiC5Ae https://t.co/xWkdxIrPPs https://t.co/WVkZpyCoBz pic via https://t.co/kjFxAmKQnE https://t.co/l1Acei6oh9
@tehstool Collagen lacks Trp, yes; however, remember you're eating other complete proteins also so Trp in the entire diet is not going to limit effects. Leu is the key AA in stimulating muscle anabolism: https://t.co/kjFxAmKQnE
@TheBhupiThakur @winfinancial @MattMadore576 @kevinnbass @mackinprof Stu's more detailed & critical commentary of Babault et al's pea vs whey study (ref #95 in the screenshot you posted), see it in full here, bro went in on that study :): https://t.co/gN0tuKenZA https://t.co/SA3uAR5919
RT @mackinprof: @ajasp26 @SableSys Leucine trigger- see https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK and https://t.co/Qe8SbwRgWg
RT @mackinprof: @kevinnbass All driven by leucine and other EAA. Lower digestibility and then EAA score with Leu content tops of the heap h…
RT @mackinprof: @CoachJoshWood @kevinnbass https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK
@ajasp26 @SableSys Leucine trigger- see https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK and https://t.co/Qe8SbwRgWg
@CoachJoshWood @kevinnbass https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK
@kevinnbass All driven by leucine and other EAA. Lower digestibility and then EAA score with Leu content tops of the heap https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK
@EWardRD @NanciGuestRDPhD Pretty close. But remember if the leucine trigger is right (We of course think it is
@SFZoe014 @nick_krontiris From the same author https://t.co/DyWkpHTh6c
RT @mackinprof: @MonicaRicci @DrHorwitz @brentgiesler @tednaiman @DrSeanOMara soy, pea, rice... just need to eat more to get leucine https:…
soy, pea, rice... just need to eat more to get leucine https://t.co/z7VBysWqwd https://t.co/Soe34fs5BQ https://t.co/vARVt8ApFV https://t.co/7ZHxsBfcIG https://t.co/eR66hFIunk Since @mackinprof has blocked me I had to copy/paste from another acct. Politics..... @brentgiesler
@MonicaRicci @DrHorwitz @brentgiesler @tednaiman @DrSeanOMara soy, pea, rice... just need to eat more to get leucine https://t.co/qT5Tl748JK https://t.co/k6x6r9b9kT https://t.co/AXwWYau9fs https://t.co/iIIy0L3rd1 https://t.co/hMdSoq2RGI
@CTFletcherISYMF @bigdavegolfguy All about leucine. You can eat more plant protein or you can eat more leucine from sources like whey. Here's a couple of resources: https://t.co/vKZyjeeHfg https://t.co/e7qsbdG4WE
https://t.co/TXpZ2uOVZW For active people the best measurement of protein quality should be made via the DIAAS scoring principle, which is based on individual amino acids and their ileal digestibilities