activation whey

[...] to 118 mmol X kg-1 w. w. It is concluded that high intensity, heavy resistance exercise is associated with a high rate of energy utilization through phosphagen breakdown and activation of glycogenolysis. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3758035 po 5 seriach przysiadow ze sztang trzymana z przodu,z tylu,wyciskania na suwnicy i wyprostowan - [...]

[...] this part of the bodybuilding equation is the most critical aspect in the quest to foster new growth. Properly utilizing this time is vital for inducing overall muscle mass “activation". Torrent’s™ formula is designed to maximize the anabolic “window of opportunity" that exists after a hard training session, when muscle protein synthesis can [...]

[...] all body tissues and fluids. It is fundamentally important in a number of biochemical reactions involving enzymatic transmethylation, contributing to the synthesis, activation and metabolism of such compounds as hormones, neurotransmitters, nucleic acids, proteins, phospholipids and certain drugs. # Saw Palmetto Herb shown to have [...]

[...] all body tissues and fluids. It is fundamentally important in a number of biochemical reactions involving enzymatic transmethylation, contributing to the synthesis, activation and metabolism of such compounds as hormones, neurotransmitters, nucleic acids, proteins, phospholipids and certain drugs. # Saw Palmetto Herb shown to have [...]

[...] insulinotropic effect of whey and milk depends on an optimal and rapid postprandial release of certain amino acids to the blood, the release of a bioactive peptide, or an activation of the incretin system, particularly by enhancing GIP secretion. Also, the potential long-term effects of a noncarbohydrate–mediated insulin stimulus on [...]