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  • Amino Acids vs Whey

    Essential Amino Acids vs. Whey Protein: Unveiling the Truth Behind Muscle Protein Synthesis Introduction:In the pursuit of optimizing muscle growth and recovery, the debate between essential amino acids (EAAs) and whey protein has long been a topic of discussion among fitness enthusiasts and athletes. Both sources offer unique benefits, but which one truly reigns supreme…

    David Cesarino, PA-C

  • Aminos for muscle gains

    The Vital Role of Amino Acids in Muscle Recovery Introduction: Muscle recovery is a critical aspect of any fitness regimen, whether you’re an athlete, a bodybuilder, or simply someone who enjoys staying active. One key component that often gets overlooked in the realm of muscle recovery is the role of amino acids. These building blocks…

    David Cesarino, PA-C

  • Stop ignoring collagen.

    Collagen Peptides’ Influence on Regulatory T Cells: A Path to Health In the realm of health and wellness, collagen has emerged as a star player, offering benefits from skin rejuvenation to joint support. But recent research has uncovered a deeper connection between collagen peptides and regulatory T cells (Tregs), shedding light on their potential impact…

    David Cesarino, PA-C

  • Why you should be supplementing with Magnesium.

    Magnesium is essential for energy, muscle function, stress management, bone health, and mood, making it a crucial supplement.

    David Cesarino, PA-C

  • Creatine boosts physical and mental performance

    Creatine: A Wellness Boost for All What is Creatine? Creatine is a naturally occurring compound found in small amounts in certain foods and produced by the body. It plays a crucial role in supplying energy to cells, particularly muscle cells, during high-intensity activities. Creatine is among the most well-studied and effective supplements for improving exercise performance. It…

    David Cesarino, PA-C

  • Collagen is essential for healthy joints.

    Collagen, a vital protein, supports cartilage health and joint function. Studies show collagen supplementation improves joint pain and function.

    David Cesarino, PA-C

  • No limit to Protein Intake

    Gone are the days of thinking you can only process 30-40 grams of protein at once. Latest research shows there is actually no limit.

    David Cesarino, PA-C