Slow release protein with milk???

[bradhore]

Will protein powder still be released slowly if its mixed with fully skimmmed 0% fat milk??? or does it have to be mixed with semi skimmed or full fat milk?? If im right, the fats obsorb the protein then release it slowly right???

[BloodySalad]

Mix it with water, milk, beer, gasoline, whatever you want. Drink it. Then get a stop watch and time how long it takes to kick in.
Longer than tree fiddy and you've got a problem.

[bradhore]

Mix it with water, milk, beer, gasoline, whatever you want. Drink it. Then get a stop watch and time how long it takes to kick in.
Longer than tree fiddy and you've got a problem.

Well what an idiot you are. You obviously dont know the difference between mixing protein with water or milk. Mixing with water is instant release and mixing with milk is slow release (to be taken before you go bed) so that the protein slowly released through the night where your not getting any intake.

[BloodySalad]

I'm an idiot?

Hang on whilst I hold this up for you:

*mirror*

Dude. As far as questions go, yours is up there with the dumbest I've seen on this site. Do you really think that the liquid you're mixing your powder in is going to make that much of a difference? Yeah, sure. Mix it with milk when you go to bed. When you wake up you'll be like Arnie.

[WonderPug]

Well what an idiot you are. You obviously dont know the difference between mixing protein with water or milk. Mixing with water is instant release and mixing with milk is slow release (to be taken before you go bed) so that the protein slowly released through the night where your not getting any intake.

You clearly lack even a basic understand of nutrition and thus I urge you to read the stickies, starting with:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=136691851

[bradhore]

You clearly lack even a basic understand of nutrition and thus I urge you to read the stickies, starting with:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=136691851

Everyone knows that protein mixed with milk is slow release!!!!!!!!!! Like casein protein!!!

[bradhore]

I'm an idiot?

Hang on whilst I hold this up for you:

*mirror*

Dude. As far as questions go, yours is up there with the dumbest I've seen on this site. Do you really think that the liquid you're mixing your powder in is going to make that much of a difference? Yeah, sure. Mix it with milk when you go to bed. When you wake up you'll be like Arnie.

http://www.calciumcaseinate.co.uk/sl...efore-bed.aspx

so youve never heard of instant release proteins and slow release ones???? prob why ive been training for 6 years and 220lb 7% bf twat.

[WonderPug]

Since the OP is so positive about his perspective and so resistant to correction, I'm not going to bother anymore.

Good luck with your "instant release" protein goals in 2012.

[BloodySalad]

Seriously, dude.

It's not going to make the slightest difference. Casein takes about 6 hours to digest. Anything it's mixed with, even less. In the grand scheme of things, the affect on protein absorption is minimal.

[bradhore]

Since the OP is so positive about his perspective and so resistant to correction, I'm not going to bother anymore.

Good luck with your "instant release" protein goals in 2012.

you should know better!!!!!!

[WonderPug]

prob why ive been training for 6 years and 220lb 7% bf twat.

And that's why you're an IFBB pro. Yup. Sure.

[bradhore]

Seriously, dude.

It's not going to make the slightest difference. Casein takes about 6 hours to digest. Anything it's mixed with, even less. In the grand scheme of things, the affect on protein absorption is minimal.

yes it is

[bradhore]

Why have you put my rep power down?????????????????

[BloodySalad]

yes it is

You ask a question and then, when given an answer, disagree.
Why ask in the first place?

No wonder someone negged you.
Oops!! Just noticed your twat comment. I'm negging you on recharge too, Arnie.