Guest guest Posted September 12, 2006 Report Share Posted September 12, 2006 Hi folks: Is it known over what time frame it is important to consume complementary amino acids? Is it important to do so at every meal? Or is every day adequate? Or each week? Or might monthly be OK? When logging one's food intake into nutrition analysis software what time period should one be concentrating on? This presumably is also relevant for the other essential nutrients. And the period is likely different for each. How much storage capacity does the body have for each nutrient? Do we know? Rodney. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 12, 2006 Report Share Posted September 12, 2006 Hey Rodney Every nutrient is different.. However, we know people have fasted for extended periods on water only with no food intake, without compromsing their health. Documented in medical studies going over 6 months. In addition, the body is excellent at recycling many nutrients. Not all, as some are essential. In regard to protein, the body actually gets about 60-70% of its need from recycling. The RDAs is for the remaining amount. the amino acids from catabolism are intered into the amino acid pool also. RDAs/DRIs, are averages over time based on population studies so they never were intended as a individual daily requirement. There is no need to ensure some predetermined amino acid profile at every meal. I think the studies i posted in the intial exchange listed something like 48 hours. Regards Jeff --- Rodney <perspect1111@...> wrote: > Hi folks: > > Is it known over what time frame it is important to > consume > complementary amino acids? > > Is it important to do so at every meal? Or is every > day adequate? Or > each week? Or might monthly be OK? > > When logging one's food intake into nutrition > analysis software what > time period should one be concentrating on? This > presumably is also > relevant for the other essential nutrients. And the > period is likely > different for each. How much storage capacity does > the body have for > each nutrient? Do we know? > > Rodney. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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