Does Protein Source Matter for Athletic Performance?
How plant and animal proteins differ in digestion, amino acids and leucine content, with practical guidance for meeting athletes’ protein needs.
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Sports nutrition, applied evidence and resources to decide better what to take before, during and after training.
How plant and animal proteins differ in digestion, amino acids and leucine content, with practical guidance for meeting athletes’ protein needs.
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