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Protein
Tryptophan

Protein

All protein elements, details and contribution to body and health

Isoleucine
Tryptophan

Tryptophan is directly involved in muscle loss, meaning not consuming as much as needed it may lead to muscle loss, its a building block for protein synthesis and has the ability to make positive impact in growth of fibers.

Lysine
Phenylalanine
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

5 mg per 1kg of body weight

5 mg per 1kg of body weight

Histidine
Isoleucine

Isoleucine increases muscle mass, it is essential for protein synthesis and helps speeding up recovery after workout. It also helps providing energy for muscles during workouts.

Threonine
Leucine
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

20 mg per 1kg of body weight

5-15 gram for some athletes

20 mg per 1kg of body weight

5-15 gram for some athletes

Methionine
Lysine

lysine is stored in muscle and assists in repairing after workouts, keeps the protein quality high, on the other lack of lysine can cause muscle loss or lead to slow growth.

Valine
Male
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

30 mg per 1kg of body weight

30 mg per 1kg of body weight

Female
Phenylalanine

phenylalanine is necessary for building protein structures including skeletal muscle, consuming it contributes to positive protein balance which helps muscle gain. consuming phenylalanine before workout assists fat loss while building muscle during training.

Muscle
Building muscle
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female
Protein

25 mg per 1kg of body weight

25 mg per 1kg of body weight

Histidine

Histidine is critical for muscle building, repair and performance, it helps muscles keep up during high intensity training. another benefit is assisting muscle regeneration after an injury, improving recovery.

Muscle for men
Muscle for women
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

8-12 mg per 1kg of body weight

8-12 mg per 1kg of body weight

Protein for muscle
Threonine

Threonine plays role in muscle building, hardness and quality, helps preventing muscle loss and protects it from damage during high intensity training. In addition it contributes to heart muscles, keeping them strong.

Protein
Protein
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

10-16 mg per 1kg of body weight

10-16 mg per 1kg of body weight

Protein
Leucine

Leucine is metabolized directly in muscle tissue and it is signaling all other nutrients to repair muscle after workout and help its growth, consuming leucine more than needed will simply have no extra effect for muscle growth so consuming just the right amount for the body is enough.

Protein
Protein
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

2.5-3 gram per meal

2.5-3 gram per meal

Protein
Methionine

Methionine plays a role in skeletal muscle repairing and promotes muscle building, lack of methionine can limit muscle growth so maintaining optimal methionine will be helpful to see results after working out for months.

Suggested daily intake
Protein
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

15-19 mg per 1kg of body weight

15-19 mg per 1kg of body weight

Protein
Valine

Valine keeps the muscle strong during high intensity training, it helps providing energy and prevents muscle breakdown. It helps in recovery and muscle repair, however lack of valine can be a reason for exhaustion or lack of energy.

Protein
Protein
Suggested daily intake
Male
Female

Suggested 10-14 mg per 1kg of body weight

For muscle growth 26 mg per 1kg of body weight

Suggested 10-14 mg per 1kg of body weight

For muscle growth 26 mg per 1kg of body weight

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