ENGLISH

Dietary protein and resistance exercise

Book information

Publisher
CRC Press/Taylor & Francis
Year
2012
ISBN
9781439844564, 1439844569
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
50 MB (52196400 bytes)
Pages
250\250
Time added
2013-07-27 19:00:00

Description

"There has been a long standing controversy in the field of sports nutrition regarding the role of protein and protein metabolism in muscle development and athletic performance. The understanding of protein nutrition has changed dramatically over the last decade and this book aims to clarify and modernize the topic. This book presents the efficacy, safety, and recommendations of protein intake among strength athletes. Including case studies, the text covers historical perspectives of protein use; safety of high protein diets; specific protein types and timing of intake; weight control using protein; protein synthesis and breakdown; and nitrogenous compounds/supplements"--Provided by publisher. Read more... Content: Dietary protein and strength exercise : historical perspectives / Peter W. R. Lemon -- Protein metabolism : synthesis and breakdown on a cellular level / Layne E. Norton, Gabriel J. Wilson, and Jacob M. Wilson -- The safety debate regarding dietary protein in strength athletes / Lonnie M. Lowery -- Dietary protein efficacy : dose and peri-exercise timing / Joshua Cotter and David Barr -- Dietary protein efficacy : dietary protein types / Bill Campbell -- Weight control with dietary protein / Ronald Mendel -- Protein, resistance training, and women / Dawn Anderson and Christin Seher -- Protein's effects on rehabilitation and the sarcopenia of aging / Troy Smurawa -- Nitrogenous compounds and supplements / Jamie Landis, Tim N. Ziegenfuss, and Hector L. Lopez -- Case studies and sports application / Michael T. Nelson, Jonathan N. Mike, and David Barr. Abstract: "There has been a long standing controversy in the field of sports nutrition regarding the role of protein and protein metabolism in muscle development and athletic performance. The understanding of protein nutrition has changed dramatically over the last decade and this book aims to clarify and modernize the topic. This book presents the efficacy, safety, and recommendations of protein intake among strength athletes. Including case studies, the text covers historical perspectives of protein use; safety of high protein diets; specific protein types and timing of intake; weight control using protein; protein synthesis and breakdown; and nitrogenous compounds/supplements"--Provided by publisher

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