Finding their whey back: researchers pinpoint ideal protein to help seniors rebuild lost muscle

Posted on October 12, 2018

Kinesiology researchers found that protein did not stop lean muscle loss caused by inactivity, however, whey supplements helped to rebuild muscle once the participants activities resumed. Please click here to see the news.

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Finding their whey back: researchers pinpoint ideal protein to help seniors rebuild lost muscle

Sarah Arsalan, MSc Student Part of Winning Team in Universitas 21 (U21) and PwC Innovation Challenge

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