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Old 03-27-2006, 12:40 AM   #1
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How much affect does alchohol have on muscle growth and recovery and how much is too much before it starts to affect your muscles?
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Old 03-27-2006, 12:54 AM   #2
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It doesn't catabolize your muscles from what I know. It's just a lot of empty calories so you'll get fat quick. It's just like having cans of soda, empty calories.
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Old 03-27-2006, 12:59 AM   #3
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and to answer your question, it doesn't catabolize muscle, it DOES disrupt protein synthesis. You won't GROW if u drink, but you shouldn't shrink either as long as you're diet is fine beyond that. When I do drink (maybe once per month), I chase with milk.
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and to answer your question, it doesn't catabolize muscle, it DOES disrupt protein synthesis.
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Since the bopdy can't store alcohol, it has to metabolise it immediately. Which means that metabolism of anything else in your system is put on hold. This is why it is easy to get fat when you drink a lot -- it's much more complex than just consuming "empty" calories.
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Since the bopdy can't store alcohol, it has to metabolise it immediately. Which means that metabolism of anything else in your system is put on hold. This is why it is easy to get fat when you drink a lot -- it's much more complex than just consuming "empty" calories.

I never knew why this happened. I learn something new every day. Thank you.


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Thought I'd post this since I just read this recently.

I'm not quoting this because I can't find the link but I read that alcohol, especially beer, loweres testosterone and eats away muscle tissue.
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Yeah beer is made with HOPS, which like soy and a few other things does promote estrogen, which lowers testosterone levels, which isn't what us men want. Also estrogen causes more fat storage.
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Yeah beer is made with HOPS, which like soy and a few other things does promote estrogen, which lowers testosterone levels, which isn't what us men want. Also estrogen causes more fat storage.
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