Explain the relationship between protien and testosterone in muscel hypertrophy. .?

Question

Does protein, used in msucle hypertrophy increase testosterone levels. Muscle Weight training

Answer 1

Apparently, see the following article:

We have discovered seven strategies to not only increase testosterone and growth hormone levels, but also put "X" in sex and in this report we'll cover three of them.

Our staffer Sam Fields and his report on testosterone made our group dig some more. What we found was nothing short of amazing.

Inside of each man lives a muscle-bound ape who can lift mountains in the weight room, please a dozen women at a time, then sleep like a bear during its hibernation for 8 hours and be ready to do it all again the next day.



The research is in and we've found that the right foods can jack up your testosterone and growth-hormone levels while also shutting down estrogen production in men. If you're not feeling as "manly" as you used to, and you have more than your fair share of days when you just feel plain weak, most likely your anabolic hormones are lying dormant.

Testosterone is the currency of a young and viril man and with it comes lean muscles and erections of iron. Growth hormone (GH) on the other hand, strengthens connective tissue, meaning stronger tendons and a boost in power and muscle mass. Even better, GH seeds up muscle repair, jump-starts your immune system and improves skin elasticity for a tighter, younger, firmer looking physique.

What you eat, how you eat it and what you supplement your food with can bring to the forefront that "animal" inside of you. In this report, we give you seven keys to making it happen.

Protein
It's no secret that protein builds muscle, but the type of protein you choose can be very important. Protein that comes from whey or egg hydrolysates can increase testosterone hormone levels.

Hydrolysates are predigested proteins rich in dipeptides (two amino acids joined together) and tripeptides (three joined together). Dipeptides and tripeptides can escape digestion and go directly to the liver where they increase production of the powerful anabolic hormone insulin growth factor-1 (IGF-1).

As a result, hydrolysates do a better job of building muscle than whole proteins or free-form amino acids so be sure to look for these when you purchase protein supplements.

Vegetables
Fat, it turns out, is not only ugly but also a threat to your manhood because it's rich in aromatase, an enzyme that turns testosterone into various estrogens.

Just to make clear, so that all of us are on the same page:

estrogens = female hormone

To boost your masculinity and enhance your body's normal disease-fighting ability, eat more broccoli, cabbage and Brussels sprouts. A recent study showed these veggies to be rich in indole-3-carbinol (I3C), a phyto-chemical known to turn "bad" estrogens (which shut down testosterone production) into good ones which help to restore it's production.

Fact: bad estrogens were cut in half when seven healthy men took 500 milligrams of I3C a day for a week.

Jon Michnovicz, M.d., Ph.D, from Rockefeller University Hospital stated "we have strong evidence to suggest that indole-3-carbinol is active; it's doing the right things to the body's hormone system and it's doing them in a safe and gentle way".

What does this mean to you? Aim for two servings a day of the various cruciferous vegetables which include broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, collards, cress, kale, kohlrabi, mustard greens, bak choy, radishes, turnip greens and watercress. If you can't handle these, 300mg of another supplement diindolylmethane (also called DIM or diindolin) which is derived from I3C does much the same thing.

Meat
Although science doesn't know why, evidence suggests that eating meat boosts testosterone levels. In one study, two groups of men pumped iron for 12 weeks; one group ate a vegetarian diet and the other a meat diet. Strength improved by the same amount in both groups, but only the meat eating group enjoyed marked fat loss and muscle gain. If you decide to eat meat to bulk up, avoid fatty red meat, pork and lamb which are loaded with saturated fat and instead choose fish, poultry or lean cuts of beef.

Answer 2

no protein helps in rebuilding the muscles after a workout. It's actually unsaturated fats that help produce more testosterone, thats why they're crucial in your diet. Also compound exercises such as squats and bench pressing increase testosterone levels.

why do people have to copy and paste entire articles instead of just putting the link?

Answer 3

In a plane triangle, the sum of the inside triangles is always 180 degrees. If one angle is 90, then the other two must add up to 90. ----- Mark the three angles as A, B and C (C being 90 degrees). Mark the sides opposite the corresponding angles as a, b and c (c being the hypothenuse, opposite the 90 degree angle C). Sin(A) = a/c Cos(A) = b/c Tan(A) = a/b Cos(B) = a/c Sin(B) = b/c Cot(B) = a/b

Answer 4

No, protein is overrated and overeaten in our society.

Answer 5

YES