PDA

View Full Version : Whey Hydrolysates and Glycogen


President Wilson
07-15-2009, 01:45 AM
There was a really cool article that just came out. For some background

As we know protein appears to enhance glycogen storage after exercise, and it does so via two mechanisms.

1. Protein is insulinotropic meaning it stimulates insulin which activates PI3K and AKT and PKC which increase glycogen syntehsis and glucose transport
2. BCAAs appear to activate protein kinase C( PKC) independent of inslulin and this enhances glucose transport.

Thus if you are going maximize your post workout meal you need to maximize the BCAA content of the protein and the insulinotropic effect. The latter is effected by the digestibility of the protein and the former by the quality of the protein. The degree of digestability is effected by the solubility of the protein and the state that the protein is hydrolysized or pre digested into peptides.

The study on attatchment compared whey (water soluble) to whey hydrolysates, to casein hydrolysates(water insoluble) to bCAAs. Essentially the whey hydrolysates activated AKT, PKC, and increase glycogen storage more than all others when combined with glucose, and whey and BCAAs were tied for second. Take home message, whey hydrolysates is the way to go!

klosey
07-15-2009, 10:37 AM
so in essense does this make taking in say 20g BCAA post workout more optimal than 40-50g whey?

Ratcat
07-15-2009, 10:49 AM
Good stuff. Thankyou. :)

Venom
07-20-2009, 02:57 PM
so in essense does this make taking in say 20g BCAA post workout more optimal than 40-50g whey?

how did u come to this conclusion, bro?


Good research, jake!

klosey
07-20-2009, 03:20 PM
how did u come to this conclusion, bro?


Good research, jake!

mainly due to bcaa already being in a more usable state by the body then whey i'll read it through again as i may of mis read

Venom
07-20-2009, 03:28 PM
Nah, according to that study Whey hydrosylates were best; then whole whey proteins, then BCAAs. Plus, I think it is risky to just have BCAAs post workout - you risk depletion of other essential aminos at this point.

Undone
07-20-2009, 05:23 PM
Nah, according to that study Whey hydrosylates were best; then whole whey proteins, then BCAAs. Plus, I think it is risky to just have BCAAs post workout - you risk depletion of other essential aminos at this point.

For those of us who slept through chemistry class, please translate into layman's terms. I got it that whey hydosylates were best and the study stated "significantly" better. Can we then say it is 15.556% better than whey protein [(5.01 - 4.23)/5.01] = 15.556? Likewise, 21.7% better than bcaa, or is that an incorrect interpretation?

What I am trying to ascertain is how significant is the difference so we can weigh that with other real life factors such as cost, convenience, goals, etc.

Thanks for your help.

Venom
07-20-2009, 05:45 PM
When experiments say a value is "significantly" greater it is a statistical term that means that there is only a 5% chance that these results were due to errors, rather than the intervention actually causing real differences. It says absolutely nothing about the magnitude that it was greater. For that, take a look at the tables and just do the stats from that. Then tell us...it'll be a good learning exercise. ;)

Undone
07-20-2009, 06:56 PM
When experiments say a value is "significantly" greater it is a statistical term that means that there is only a 5% chance that these results were due to errors, rather than the intervention actually causing real differences. It says absolutely nothing about the magnitude that it was greater. For that, take a look at the tables and just do the stats from that. Then tell us...it'll be a good learning exercise. ;)

Whey hydrosylte is 18.4% more effective (as measured by glycogen levels) as whey protein and 83.5% more effective than caesin. Right???

Venom
07-20-2009, 06:58 PM
Looks right man!

Bigpete
07-23-2009, 02:08 AM
Its been a long time since I posted here, but it feels good to be back.

Can anyone speculate on whether EAA powder that contains all EAAs (including BCAAs) would be superior to whey hydrolysates? Like Klosey, my reasoning leads me to believe that glucose + a more rapidly useable AA source would be even more effective. Comments?

Venom
07-23-2009, 02:16 AM
Probably not for the purpose of glycogen replenishment if that is one you mean. A lot of other studies have shown hydrosylates result in greater insulin secretion; they are also absorbed quite well due to specific transporters which take small peptide chains directly into the cell.

klosey
07-23-2009, 07:06 AM
thats what i was on about not insulin secretion but basic absorbtion levels,
side question Gabe has anyone brought out a viable tasting hydrostylate? as they all taste like death whenever i've tried them

Venom
07-23-2009, 12:56 PM
Champion Pro-score 100 is great. It is not a complete hydrosylate, but it's the major ingredient.

itfreak
08-01-2009, 06:36 PM
Hello,

Iam a newbie in the gym.............i would like to know if i take whey protein 30gm with glucose.......glucon-D(Dextrose 99%...50gm) in 400 ml of water with evion and antoxylforte capsules after post workout?.........

or second option .....after post workout if i take glucose first with evion capsules (Vitamin E,wheat germ oil,omega 3 fatty acids)and antoxylforte capsules(Vitamin A,Vitamin E,ascorbic acid,pyrodixine hydrochloride,L-Cystenin Hydrochloride,L-Glutamic acid,Glycine,spirulina,zinc,magnesium,copper sulphate,sodium selinite,chromium ploynicotinate) 2 teaspoon glucose in 400ml of water.........and then after 10 minutes whey protein......pls let me know....which is better......i want to gain huge muscles.......iam 29 years of age......height 5.9......weigh 73kgs.......iam 2 mths old in the gym...

Tell me which is better ......1)POW whey + glucose with both capsules or 2)POW ...First glucose with evion and antoxylforte capsules and after 15 min whey protein.....which is better after post workout......i want to gain huge muscles....

NJI
08-01-2009, 07:58 PM
Champion Pro-score 100 is great. It is not a complete hydrosylate, but it's the major ingredient.
Champion's Fast Mass product has it in there. It came out not too long ago, does anyone know if they're still selling this or if it got discontinued right away?

It tastes like chocolate milk!!!

NJI
08-01-2009, 07:59 PM
Nevermind, they discontinued it!! Bah!

Obsidian
08-01-2009, 09:43 PM
http://cgi.ebay.com/Case-4-Canisters-Champion-Nutrition-Fast-Mass-Protein_W0QQitemZ370234007355QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH _DefaultDomain_0?hash=item5633aa9f3b&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

Dig In.