Wish Both Your Proteins Were In One?
By itself, 100% whey protein is not enough to get the job done after a hard workout! The research and development team found out that it is not just the amount of protein one consumes to keep making gains in the gym but also the type of protein.
The Mayo Clinic tested a combination of whey + casein protein which is found naturally in milk. What they found was that the two proteins work together to help build lean muscle.
100% whey protein can spike protein synthesis with amino acid influx, but then return to the baseline level where you started.
Casein protein however, is slower digesting and typically consumed for its anti-catabolic properties because it releases amino acids over a much longer period of time. All in all, casein protein results in more protein retention then whey!
Researchers also found that the combination of whey and casein protein resulted in a quick increase in protein synthesis along with the sustained elevation in plasma lucine levels! Plasma lucine is the key in dictating muscle protein synthesis, and a combination of whey and casein proteins will help serve to maximize muscle protein accumulation. Consuming the fast acting whey along with the slower digesting casein proteins together will help create the strongest lucine balance possible.
Select Protein is not complete without peptides.
Select Protein is a Three Phase Protein
Phase 1 is the pre digested leucine peptides which helps spike muscle protein synthesis.
Phase 2 is the whey protein to give the body more essential amino acids to aid in new muscle proteins. Both the pre digested leucine peptides and the whey digest relatively quickly.
Phase 3 is the slower digesting casein protein, which helps protein synthesis continue around the clock!
Available Sizes
Physique Enhancing Science (PES) Select Protein 27 Servings
Physique Enhancing Science (PES) Select Protein 55 Servings

Physique Enhancing Science (PES) Select Protein Review
4/17/2015 10:59:48 AM
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