Anything with calories can help you put weight on. Problem is, if the calories aren't needed by muscles (because you aren't working out or lifting weights) that added weight will just be fat. There's really nothing special about protein drinks- you can get such protein from other sources, it's just that protein drinks are are convenient.
yes with caution. the body will start burning stored fats causing ketosis which is very dangerous on the kidneys. the person can develop gout which is deposits of crystals of metabolised protein on bones, a painful disorder. Deaths have been caused by protein drinks over a long period of time.
Both. Proteins are the building blocks to life. Consuming protein rich foods and working out, breaking muscle fibers that is, causes the protein to repair the muscle thus making it bigger. Large muscles require many calories to maintain therefore losing weight is easier when you have muscle mass. If you do not eat, your body will consume it's own fat as energy then muscle when the fat is absent.
to bulk up and have extra calories to burn? yes they can if they are taken as an extra meal, you can't substitute protein shakes for meals and expect to get bigger.
Drinking the right amounts of protein shakes can aid you to put weight on but it's not only this which shall help you to gain the extra pounds. For protein drinks to make a significant difference to your body mass, you need to consume roughly 2 - 3 drinks a day (without exercise) along with your meals. Having 1 protein drink a day won't do much unless you exercise consistently after having the drink.
No, protein drinks do not delay puberty. On the other hand, it may help in puberty processes.
Anyone who is looking to add muscle needs extra protein, about a gram per pound of body weight. Power lifters may resort to a variety of other products as well. They also need sources of explosive power, which is a little bit different (things like creatine might help with endurance).
Whey is a common ingredient in protein shakes. Whey is a natural food source that is high in amino acids, which can aid in weight loss if exercise and low calorie/fat diet are integrated.
NO!I think those things are foolish!Who needs weight loss drinks!They do next to nothing for your body-nevermind help you lose weight!
Yes. You can gain weight by consuming excessive calories, be they from fat, carbohydrates or protein.
* No. Protein has tons of calories in them. They are fine to eat, but in small portions. * Protein will certainly help you to lose weight if you are counting carbohydrates. For more information about protein and weight loss, and protein as a 'fat burning' food, see the related questions, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
If they are mechanical lifters, then there is an adjustment under the valve cover. If they are hydraulic then there is no adjustment, and while a different weight motor oil or special additive may help the ticking there is not real way to stop it.
stick with daily nutritional amounts. you could drink protein/ whey drinks as well.
Try a different weight motor oil, one that will lube the lifters better when hot. Also use a quieting additive to quiet lifters.
yes i does help a lot!
yes,but you have to exercise and consume protein (ex:egg white part)