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Compared to investigations on hypocaloric diets, the effects of chronic overfeeding have been less studied. It has been posited that consuming calories in excess of daily caloric requirements will result in a gain in body weight and in particular fat ...
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Antonio et al.(7) examined 30 healthy men and women with an average of nine years of resistance training experience. Subjects were randomized into one of two groups: consume 4.4 g/kg of protein daily or to maintain current dietary habits for eight weeks. Both groups were also instructed to maintain their current exercise habits. Compared to the control group, the high-protein group consumed significantly more calories (+ 800 kcal) and protein (4.4 vs. 1.8 g/kg) derived primarily from whey protein shakes, leading to a diet that was 45% protein, 27% fat, and 30% carbohydrate. There were no statistically significant changes between groups or within groups for any of the body composition variables. However, it is notable that the high-protein group increased FFM (+1.9 vs. 1.3 kg) and reduced FM (−0.2 vs. +0.3 kg) compared to the control group despite eating an additional 800 kcal/d.
Jos osasin oikein väsyneillä silmillä tulkata niin pari ryhmää joista toinen söi niinkuin normistikin ja toiselle porukalle lisättiin proteiinia 4.4g x oma paino, eli kaloreita tuli reilusti lisää proteiinin lisäyksen myötä. Se porukka kelle lisättiin proteiinia kasvatti lihasmassaa (Fat Free Mass) enemmän kun verrokki ryhmä mutta samainen plussakalori ryhmä myös poltti rasvaa (Fat Mass) enemmän kuin se vähemmän kaloreita nauttiva verrokki ryhmä.
@Markku Tikka Oletko koskaan muuten lukenut ylläolevan tutkimuksen kaltaisia tutkimuksia, tai jopa itse testannut että millainen ero saavutetaan jos vedetään ylikalorit hiilareista vs rasvasta vs proteiinista?