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BCAA vs Whey Protein Comparison

Whey protein is one of the most popular of the supplements for resistance trainees, bodybuilders, weightlifters, and athletes. It’s one of the easiest forms of protein to digest and it provides all nine amino acids essential for building muscle. And its...

Picky Eaters: Nutrition Facts For Kids

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It’s dinner time and you are sitting across from a picky child that is refusing to take even one bite. Dinner can definitely be a frustrating time for the whole family when a child refuses to eat. If you’re a parent, sometimes you know how difficult it can be to get...

Unflavored vs Flavored Protein Powder – Infographic

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Share this Image On Your SitePlease include attribution to wellwisdom.com with this graphic. Flavored or unflavored? Which is best? Here are a few of the pros and cons of each: Unflavored Protein Powder Versatility Unflavored protein powder has no strong taste or...

Are Liquid Diets for Weight Loss Safe and Effective?

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Liquid diets for weight loss are hugely popular, with options like the Master Cleanse, high protein liquid diet shakes or the many juice fasts that exist on the market. There are a lot of claims around these diets about how they might help with detoxing various organs...

How to Build Muscle and Maintain Strength while Aging

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Muscle mass gradually declines with age. Age-related muscle loss, called sarcopenia, begins at about age 30. Most people can expect to lose between 3-5% of the muscle they have per decade. The loss of muscle can lead to many complications, including challenges with...

What is Glutamic Acid and What Are Its Benefits?

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Glutamic acid, better known as glutamate, is an amino acid that is critical for healthy body function. In fact, it’s one of the most abundant proteins, with massive concentrations of glutamic acid in your skeletal muscles and your brain. In excess, it can be dangerous...