Assuming that you are doing an intense, whole-body strength training session twice a week, it is a good idea to increase your intake of proteins above normal. You should also be eating a protein-rich meal every three or four waking hours. This means at least five meals of at least 15 grams of proteins each time for adult females and at least 20 grams of proteins each time for adult males. Your weight is also a factor, with many sources citing about 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight. It is best to get your protein from natural sources such as (unless you are vegetarian) grass-fed organic beef or sockeye (wild) salmon, but protein shakes with whey protein are fine.
In order not to get fat eating so frequently, decrease your daily carbohydrate intake. Avoid all processed (refined) carbohydrates (see the list further down this page) and keep your total carbohydrate intake below 80 grams. This will switch your body from burning sugar (all carbohydrates when digested become sugar) to burning fat, which will improve your appearance, how you feel, and make you healthier. For more information about how to build muscle or alternatively how to build muscle and burn fat, see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
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your daily protein intake should be 1 to 1.5 grams of your bodyweight which means 240-360 grams....after workout you should take about 50-60 grams of protein(not protein powder,while 50-60 grams of protein powder do not provide 50-60 grams of protein but less, since the protein powder is not only protein)...
If by training you mean exercising.. if your workouts burn more calories than your daily intake, then yes.. you will lose wait. Unless you are training to bulk up of course.
it depends on the ingredients in the smoothie. if you add any sugar in it then you won't speed up your metabolism as much. but, yes..... it does help you lose weight. Another answer One must look at their daily caloric intake versus their daily caloricexpenditure to determine if their food intake will result in weight loss.
about 10 grams of protein.
Your protein intake should be your body weight in pounds, so you'll want to eat a MINIMUM of 170 grams of protein daily.
The Federal government's Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for protein is 0.8 gram per kilogram (2.2 pounds) of body weight. For example, if you weigh 150 pounds, the daily RDA for protein would be about 67 grams of protein. However, your daily protein requirements vary considerably according to factors such as lifestyle, physical condition, overall health, age, gender, carbohydrate intake, training level, and the type, duration and intensity of physical exercise. For more detailed information, see http://www.healthyfitnessidea.com/How_Much_Protein_Do_I_Need.html
50g
The daily intake for kilojule is 100 grams per boibe weight
If you are unsure of protein for muscular strength, you can look up how it helps to build muscle after a workout and it repairs muscles that have endured a strong weight training regimen daily.