KINE 2375 Lecture Notes - Weight Loss, Gluconeogenesis, Cardiovascular Disease

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19 Apr 2022

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Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

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Kinesiology

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KINE 2375

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Research a protein supplement you have either used or want to try. Report your finding about the protein supplement you chose: whey protein: whey protein is a mixture pf beta-lactoglobulin, alpha lactalbumin, bovine serum albumin, and immunoglobins. Benefits of this protein supplement are aiding in weight loss, anti-cancer properties, lowering cholesterol, asthma. Blood pressure and cardiovascular disease, reducing weight loss in people with hiv. But of course, this protein supplement does contain adverse effects such as stomach pains, cramps, reduced appetite, nausea, headache, and fatigue. site https://www. medicalnewstoday. com/articles/263371#muscle_building. Differentiate between complete and incomplete proteins as related to essential and non-essential amino acids and indicate several specific foods that are considered to contain either complete or incomplete protein. The complete proteins contain adequate amounts of all nine a. amino acids obtained in the food, which are useful for growth and life of the organisms.

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Suppose six essential amino acids are required to synthesize protein A, but only five are provided in adequate amounts in recently eaten meal. Explain what will happen to the supply of protein A in the body and the essential amino acids ingested with the meal. Suppose all six essential amino acids required to synthesize a protein are ingested the next day. Explain what will happen to the supply of protein A in the body and the essential amino acids ingested with the meal.

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1. Jamar is a competitive weight lifter (Olympic lifting). He trains every day in the weight room 1.5 â 2 hours six days a week. He eats home-cooked, well-balanced meals for breakfast and supper. At breakfast, he also drinks a mega-protein supplement that supplies 56 grams of protein. For school, he packs his own lunches, which usually include two tuna or chicken sandwiches with potato chips and milk. He also has a midmorning and mid afternoon snack, which typically consist of a protein bar (24 grams of protein per bar). He works out in the high school weight room two to three times per week in the late afternoon. When he arrives home, he studies until the family eats supper around 7 p.m. His final snack of the day occurs just before bedtime when he consumes a mega-protein supplement that supplies 56 grams of protein.

1.1 Is Jamar consuming enough dietary protein to achieve his goals?

1.2 What are the recommended protein intake guidelines for an athlete who wants to gain weight?

1.3 Is it detrimental to consume too much protein?

1.4 What should Jamarâs protein intake be for his training?

for vegetarians, acquiring essential amino acids is importantin preventing protein deficiency. what's the difference betweenessential and nonessential amino acids? how can vegetarians combineprotein from different food sources to ensure they have an adequateamount of essential amino acids?

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KINE 2375 Lecture Notes - Weight Loss, Gluconeogenesis, Cardiovascular Disease

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