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The 3 Most Inflated Hype-Worthy Supplements, According To A Sports Nutritionist

Stephen Ecort
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Updated 2022/07/06 at 4:42 PM
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A combination of lifting weights and muscle tissue is necessary to build mass. The use of supplements for building lean muscle has been increasing, with some gym-goers turning to them in an attempt to boost their workouts. Research studies show that creatine and protein supplements may not really help give athletes an edge over their rivals. The scientific research focuses on the importance of eating enough calories and consuming enough quality protein.

 For example, BCAAs (branched-chain amino acids) that are marketed to help build muscle mass have not been shown to be as effective as getting sufficient amounts of protein. High levels of creatinine, however, have been shown to further enhance gains. 

A protein-rich diet is more effective for muscle-building than most supplements on their own. Sometimes protein supplements with acid-like effects will be marketed as something that helps boost muscle mass.

The BCAAs in the supplements, which are chained amino acids, might be more likely to contribute to muscle growth than other acids like threonine which can help prevent fat build-up in the liver, or methionine which strengthens skin and nails. However, it was not confirmed whether BCAAs are found in protein. Ingredients such as eggs, yogurt, and chicken also contain BCAAs. 

Machowsky said that getting enough protein and calories from food, combined with strength training, are the most crucial aspects of putting on muscle mass. If someone who is strength training can’t get enough protein through their diet, Machowsky said he could understand why they would want to take BCAAs. 

The supplements only account for a few calories and the body will need quite a bit more calories than what is consumed when training in order to build muscle. “If you are not eating enough, your body will just burn that protein for fuel without giving it to your muscle,” Machowsky told me. He added that “when you compare the cost of the supplements to what it would cost to eat healthily, it’s probably cheaper and healthier to eat in most cases.

Beta-alanine is marketed as a dietary supplement that can help boost muscle gains, but there isn’t enough evidence to support it, ” said Machowsky. Research on beta-alanine, an amino acid, has found that the compound can help improve a person’s performance during high-intensity activities such as repeated sprints

.A study conducted by the International Society of Sports Nutrition did not find that beta-alanine aids in exercise training with lower cadences. Dr Machowsky also stated that while HMB supplements help frail or aging people rebuild muscle, the same has not been shown to happen for healthy, young people. Discovering the best way to build muscles with creatine Machowsky says that protein is particularly important in building muscle. Protein is a macronutrient made up of amino acids, and essential compounds that build and maintain muscle, skin, and other tissues. Dietitians recommend eating 1.2 to 2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight to get muscles. Though a common high-protein food, meat, and Greek yogurt can provide such protein, it is recommended to supplement with protein shakes and food high in nutrients. Creatine is another science-backed protein-building supplement that helps strength trainers put on muscle mass, according to Machowsky. Creatine helps the body create more energy through the production of adenosine triphosphate. It also helps you to be able to exercise for a longer amount of time because your muscles have to work harder when you have more ATP. Scott Forbes, a professor of sports nutrition at Brandon University and a sports scientist, told Insider that the supplement has been studied extensively and experts have deemed it safe and beneficial for most people. The way creatine works is by allowing your body to recover a bit better from sets of strength training in addition to giving you an extra set.

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