Rhonda Patrick· PhD
omega-3 improves anabolic sensitivity of muscles, particularly in contexts where protein intake is sort of less than ideal.
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omega-3 improves anabolic sensitivity of muscles, particularly in contexts where protein intake is sort of less than ideal.
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maybe in that particular situation is is where we could see the effectiveness of the Omega-3s as just to potentiate the normal response to low-dose protein intake
do you think that perhaps you could get more bang for your buck with your protein intake by potentially also taking in higher dose omega-3 fatty acids