BONUS: Think You’re Getting Enough Protein? – The Shocking Truth About Amino Acids & Aging with Angelo Keely | Metabolic Health & Menopause
Everyday Wellness: Midlife Hormones, Menopause, and Science for Women 35+
We have another episode in our series of sponsored podcasts today, with brands I like, know, and trust.
I am delighted to reconnect with Angelo Keely, the founder and CEO of Kion, a supplement company that focuses on helping people look good, feel young, and be strong.
In our discussion today, Angelo explains essential aminos, highlighting their importance and clarifying how to differentiate between various protein powders and other forms of protein. We explore the significance of bioavailability, anabolic resistance, and changes in body composition, discussing how protein needs increase with age and how dieting and caloric restriction can augment our protein requirements. We also cover the results of intermittent fasting, examining how sleep, stress, and lifestyle requirements can change with menopause.
I regularly take Kion essential amino acids. They have generously offered a discount for our community. Use the link in the show notes to get 20% off your next Kion purchase.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:
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The importance of eating sufficient protein as you age
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How various protein sources, such as animal protein, plant protein, whey protein, and essential amino acids, differ
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Strategies to buffer your protein intake and support your body as you navigate middle age and beyond
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Why Leucine is vital for muscle protein synthesis
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Why you should only source your amino acid supplements from trusted brands that follow the science
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How much protein do you need to maintain your body composition as you age?
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Why sleep is crucial for muscle protein synthesis
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How supplementing with essential amino acids helps you maintain your muscle mass throughout your life
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The benefits of body scans for a better understanding of your body composition
Connect with Cynthia Thurlow
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Follow on X
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Check out Cynthia’s website
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Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com
Connect with Angelo Keely
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We have another episode in our series of sponsored podcasts today, with brands I like, know, and trust.
I am delighted to reconnect with Angelo Keely, the founder and CEO of Kion, a supplement company that focuses on helping people look good, feel young, and be strong.
In our discussion today, Angelo explains essential aminos, highlighting their importance and clarifying how to differentiate between various protein powders and other forms of protein. We explore the significance of bioavailability, anabolic resistance, and changes in body composition, discussing how protein needs increase with age and how dieting and caloric restriction can augment our protein requirements. We also cover the results of intermittent fasting, examining how sleep, stress, and lifestyle requirements can change with menopause.
I regularly take Kion essential amino acids. They have generously offered a discount for our community. Use the link in the show notes to get 20% off your next Kion purchase.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:
-
The importance of eating sufficient protein as you age
-
How various protein sources, such as animal protein, plant protein, whey protein, and essential amino acids, differ
-
Strategies to buffer your protein intake and support your body as you navigate middle age and beyond
-
Why Leucine is vital for muscle protein synthesis
-
Why you should only source your amino acid supplements from trusted brands that follow the science
-
How much protein do you need to maintain your body composition as you age?
-
Why sleep is crucial for muscle protein synthesis
-
How supplementing with essential amino acids helps you maintain your muscle mass throughout your life
-
The benefits of body scans for a better understanding of your body composition
Connect with Cynthia Thurlow
-
Follow on X
-
Check out Cynthia’s website
-
Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com
Connect with Angelo Keely
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