Protein sparing

Joseph, R. L., Walker, S. A., Ikeda, C. H., Craig, L. D., and Cashmere, K. A. (1995). Nutritional Bar for a Protein-Sparing Diet of the Very-Low-Calorie Type. Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, IL Pat. No. 

Moderate cortisol control and protein sparing qualities. 

Nortestosterone, or Nandrolone as it is more commonly known, is a deviation of the testosterone molecule that results in a highly anabolic/moderately androgenic AAS. Additionally, Nandrolone is very protein sparing and liver friendly according to the drug insert literature. 

Excellent protein sparing /anti-catabolic qualities. 

Norephedrine and ephedrine mimic and stimulate the release of the adrenal hormones norepinephrine and epinephrine. Norephinephrine raises heart rate and epinephrine stimulates carbohydrate metabolism resulting in an increased metabolic rate, fatty acids release from lipocytes (fat cells), and a protein sparing effect. Caffeine simply prolongs the effect. 

Celfand, R, A, and Sherwin, K, S. (1986), Nitrogen conseu ation in starvation revisited Protein sparing with intravenous fructose, Melabolistti 35,3744. 

Seim, H. C., and Rigden, S. R. (1990). Approaching the protein-sparing modified fast. Am. J. Earn. Prod. 52,51S-56S. 

Growth Hormone (GH) Anterior Pituitary (Somatotroph) 191aa(22kDa) 17q22-q24 Stimulates protein synthesis in many tissues exerts protein-sparing effects stimulates production of IGFs. Primarily stimulated by GHRH and inhibited by somatostatin. 

The protein-anabolic and protein-sparing actions of GH require the metabolic effects of insulin, glucagon, cortisol, and thyroid hormone in the unstressed individual. These actions depend on fine-tuned control of GH release, which is achieved mainly by substrate feedback to the hypothalamus (Figure 31-5). 

A more marked protein-sparing action has been reported for fructose as compared to lactose, glucose, sucrose, or dextrins (2, UU) While both glucose and fructose speed alcohol metabolism, fructose has the greater effect (13). 

Jones, H. M. The protein sparing action of utilisable carbohydrates in cultures of certain sugar fermenting organisms. Jour. Infectious Diseases, Vol. 19,... 

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