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Wie viel Protein maximiert das Muskelwachstum wirklich? Die 1,6 g/kg‑Grenze erklärt

BY DR. GYMBRO ·

Glaubst du, du brauchst mehr als 2 g Protein pro Pfund, um Muskeln aufzubauen? Eine Meta‑Analyse von 49 Studien mit 1 863 gesunden Erwachsenen zeigte, dass die muskelaufbauenden Effekte bei etwa 1,6 g/kg pro Tag abflachen. Das obere 95‑%‑Konfidenzintervall lag bei rund 2,2 g/kg – ein praktikabler Rahmen statt einer willkürlichen Mega‑Dosis. Besonders trainierte Athleten profitieren am meisten, während der Nutzen mit zunehmendem Alter abnimmt. Hier erfährst du, was die Zahlen für deinen Teller, deinen Shaker und dein Budget bedeuten.

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