But the isolate will be 90% protein and proven to be just as effective at repairing muscle as whey protein and just as quick absorbing. The extraneous ingredients from the low-grade whey will contribute to fat and carb content in the shake. Concentrate is typically 35-85%, and other USN ‘Muscle Fuel’ supplements’ include whey protein concentrations of around 45%, so we can assume it’s on the low end. What is surprising is that USN don’t provide the percentage protein content. Whey concentrate is cheap, easy to digest and quick to absorb and highly researched. Our first of the proteins in this blend, whey protein is one of two proteins found in milk, and it isn’t a surprising addition. Ideally in a mass gainer you’d want a blend of quick, punchy energy as well as low GI carbs like oats to provide sustained energy, making it more effective. And amino acids like leucine actively promote muscle protein synthesis. Although insulin promotes muscle anabolism (building) it also reduces amino acid availability in the blood.
Not just from the sugar content but because there are no low GI carbs listed.Ī small sugar-boost can be favourable in a post-workout scenario to provide the carbs necessary for repair and recovery however, the nutrition community is still debating the benefits or drawbacks of larger doses of high GI carbs compared to lower GI carbs. The Carbohydrate matrix will cause a spike to your blood sugar. This is quite a lot of sugar, considering the daily cap for simple sugar for adults is 30g per day. Muscle Fuel Anabolic contains 26g of sugar out of a total of 81g of carbs. Although it has the sweetest taste, fructose is absorbed more slowly, through the small intestines, and causes less of a spike in blood sugar than glucose. Fructoseįound in small amounts in fruit, fructose is sweeter than glucose, and when synthesised and added as a sweetener, it bears no health benefits over regular table sugar (sucrose). Highly bioavailable, it’s the building block of carbs and your bodies favoured source of energy. High GI, D-glucose will also cause a drop in blood sugar. Dextrose MonohydrateĪnother name for D-glucose, Dextrose monohydrate is a simple sugar that does what it says on the tin. Maltodextrin isn’t particularly sweet and is often added to improve the ‘mouthfeel’ of foods and beverages. But both glucose and Maltodextrin both causes low-grade systemic inflammation. With one of the highest GIs available, it provides an injection of energy and a spike to blood sugar but doesn’t cause as impactful a ‘sugar crash’ as glucose. Click to Enlarge Carbohydrate Matrix MaltodextrinĪ product of hydrolysed starch, maltodextrin is polysaccharide - a chain of simple sugars.
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