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Old 27-12-2004, 06:55 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ONE SMART COOKI
Plus chances are also if your using whey protein then it alone will stimulate insulin production cos its an inferior/incomplete protein,imho,and I have seen studies that it does convert to sugar when injested rather than staying as protein,protein mix all the way for me.
Whey isn't incomplete. But I will totally agree that it does get converted to sugar just like any other form of protein, if the body needs to do so. It IS a very inefficient process though, and also very expensive (in money terms.. to buy) as protein costs a lot more than carbs.

After lifting, your body's first priority is replenishing muscular glycogen stores. If you take in whey only, your body is highly likely to convert some/all of it to glucose, as it needs to replenish glycogen. As said, it is an inefficient process, and HIGHLY more costly than dumping some dextrose in with the whey.
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