What are the carbohydrate recommendations for pre- and post workout? Why?
Approximately 1-1.5gram/kilograms of body weight.
Pre workout - 1g/kg 1hour before :2g/kg 2hour before 3g/kg 3hr before 4g/kg 4hr before.
Post workout - 1-1.5g/kg
Carbohydrates break down into glucose and enter muscle cells and provide fuel to exercise at maximum capacity. In muscle glucose store in the form of glycogen.
What are the carbohydrate recommendations for pre- and post workout? Why?
Describe the recommendations for carbohydrate intake. Compare and contrast simple versus complex carbohydrates with examples. We now know carbohydrates are good for you. Describe what to look for on a food label when choosing the types of carbohydrates that promote health and prevent disease. Stay focused on Carbohydrate (Simple versus Complex), added sugar, and fiber. (Reminder - initial post should be at least 100-200 words) COURSE: Essentials of Nutrition
The Dietary Reference Intakes also include recommendations for the percentage of carbohydrate, fat and protein necessary for a balanced diet. These are called the AMDR, or Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Ranges. What are the numbers for these ranges? 9. Carbohydrate 10. Fat 11. Protein Do you predict that your intake of macronutrients will fall within these? 12. What is the EER? - Estimated Enesy Requirements. Why is it not set at a generous level? Too much energy canks nuhealthy weight grew...
please in as MUCH detail explain why this is the answer. what
are pre and post trans/transl. and ALSO please explain what A
through D are (definition and what it refers to in genetics)
37. Genetic regulation in eukaryotes can take place at a variety of levels from pre- transcriptional to posttranslational. At what level is genetic regulation considered most likely in prokaryotes? A) polyadenylation of the 3' end of the mRNAs B) capping ranscriptional D) intron processing E) exon...
1. how should you change your food choices in order to comply with carbohydrate recommendations for good health? 2. how should you change your food choices in order to comply with protien recommendations for good health? 3 how should you change your food choices in order to comply with fat recommendations for good health?
Glycoproteins and polypeptides that have carbohydrate groups added post-translationally, what is meant by the terms O-linked and N-linked? Where are these linkages likely to occur in human proteins?
What are some of the health risk low carbohydrate diets have on the body and why?
1)What happens to the post-synaptic membrane potential if you block pre-synaptic Na channels? 2) What happens to the post-synaptic membrane potential if you block pre-synaptic K channels? 3) What happens to the post-synaptic membrane potential if you block pre-synaptic Ca channels?
"Caffeine may east post-workout pain" New York Reuters health- That morning cup of coffee may be an antidote to post-exercise muscle soreness, if preliminary research is correct. IN a small study of female college students researchers found that a caffeine supplement seemed to lessen the familiar muscle pain that crops up the day after a particularly challenging workout. Known as delayed-onset muscle soreness or DOMS. The pain is common in the day or two after a workout that was more...
MVC hold pre exercise - 19.6 kg MVC hold post exercise - 13. 2 kg Why do MVC (maximal voluntary contraction) Holds cause fatigue? Which muscles are involved in this activity? *MVC hold - arms at 90-degree angle pressing machine for 30 seconds
Health promotion recommendations for post partum depression. pls include references used