What is the importance of carbohydrates in the muscle tissue?
August 14th, 2010 | 
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There are carbohydrates needed for muscle building? I eat a lot of protein (200-300 g / day) and many “good” fats (flax seeds, almonds, etc.), but I doubt that eating 100 grams a day glucides.Je understand that to build muscle mass, I have enough total calories. So assuming that my overall calorie intake is high enough, my consumption of carbohydrates is relatively low barrier to my muscle growth? Thank you
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more important than protein. to maintain the body in the anabolic insulin levels governments should be low and stable. Therefore, when the tumor carbohydrates should be between 40-50% of total calories. Insulin is the most anabolic hormone that the body produces. for the proteins to maintain a positive nitrogen balance in the body really need only 1 gram of protein per kilogram of body muscle mass, not total body weight. some 30% of the protein is almost always enough if the diet for muscle mass. high intake of carbohydrates also leads to protein sparing effect. because there are a lot of glucose in the body can not easily catabolism of muscle proteins for energy. so that the protein, which falls mainly be used for repair and muscle growth.