I'm eating like a horse too. While the extra calories added in week three seemed too much at first, I'm now wolfing it all down without any problem and, if anything, my appetite is only growing. And my body shape? Definite improvement on that front too. Actual shoulder muscles? Surely not?
Thud. The perfect sound to describe the collision between the ground and my aching body as I flop to the deck halfway through day one of week ten. Walking into the gym, I'd actually laughed along with one of Bradley's pop star clients as he told me that he had vomited at the end of his particularly gruelling session. But, now, in this moment, lying on the floor after blitzing my abs, I'm honestly not far from seeing my breakfast again too.
For the study, which is published in the journal PLOS ONE, the research team recruited two groups of men aged 70 and older. One group took a protein-based, multi-ingredient nutritional supplement for six weeks without an exercise regimen, while the other group took a placebo. The objective was to evaluate whether daily consumption would result in gains in strength and lean body mass.
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