Journal of Obesity & Weight Loss Therapy
Open Access

Abstract

Research includes Discuss basic information regarding Milk, Review studies involving Milk and Fitness and Review the outcomes/results of studies involving Milk and Fitness Origin of Milk: Founded in 9000-7000 BC in SW Asia, First bottled milk used in 1870ΓΆΒ?Β?s US is the top producers of Milk worldwide. The Following components of milk contains Casein makes up 76-86% of protein Whey makes up around 20% of protein, Carbohydrate: lactose, glucose, galactose, Calcium and Vitamin D. muscle hypertrophy: protein 1.2-2.0 grams/kg, calories 44-50 kcal/kg maintenance, Protein 0.8 grams/kg, Calories 25-30 kcal/kg ELLIOT,T: 24 untrained men and women.237 gm fat free milk v/s 237 gm whole milk v/s 393 gm isocaloric fat free milk. Results: whole milk increased utilization of available amino acid for protein synthesis. TIPTON, K: 23 untrained men and women. Each given 20 gram casein, 20 grams whey, or artificially sweetened water 1 hr after leg resistance exercise. Results: participants given milk protein showed increased protein synthesis. HARTMAN, J: 56 young untrained males. 500ml fat free milk vs soy protein beverage vs isocaloric carbohydrate beverage 1 hr after workout. Results: Milk intake showed increased lean body weight and decreased body fat. WILKINSON, S: 8 weight trained men 500ml skim milk vs soy protein beverage Results: Both increased protein syntheses and muscle mass. Skim milk had greater impact on muscle mass. JOSSE,A: 20 untrained women 12 wks 5d/wk exercise, 500ml fat free milk vs Isocaloric Maltodextrin, Results: Milk increased LBM, had a greater fat mass loss, and a greater strength gain. KARP, J: Trained endurance athletes. Chocolate milk v/s carbohydrate drink. Participants performed a ride to exhaustion after 4 hours of consumption and revcovery. Results: the time to exhaustion were similar for both beverages.

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