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…most individuals actually need far more protein than the RDA. And since more muscle means a faster metabolism, it states …

…generally think about protein in terms of post-workout recovery (more on that later), research published in The American Journal of …

…protein you eat. As a result, muscle is less likely to use any amino acids (from protein) floating through your …

…all of which translate to weight gain, not loss. What’s more, in a 2015 University of Missouri study, people who …

…glycogen is in short supply, your body also reverts to breaking down protein — your muscles’ building blocks — for …

…starch, polydextrose, indigestible dextrins, and inulin may not provide the same benefits of plant-based fibers like wheat and oat brand,” …

Apart from tasting amazing, a one-cup serving of plain Greek yogurt contains 23 grams of muscle-building, slow-to-digest protein, says Laura …