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Test Strategies for lean mass retention during cutting
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1st QUESTION: What is the main purpose of increasing protein intake during a restriction phase?
Increasing fat burning exclusively without concern for muscle
Enhance carbohydrate absorption
Protect lean mass and increase the feeling of satiety
Reducing metabolic rate to conserve energy
2nd QUESTION: What range of carbohydrates per kilogram does the text recommend to maintain performance?
Keep carbohydrates to an absolute minimum
Consuming more than seven grams per kilo to gain strength
Eliminate carbohydrates before training
Between four and seven grams per kilogram to preserve glycogen and performance
QUESTION 3: What happens if carbohydrate supplies fall below four grams per kilogram according to the text?
Increases satiety and reduces hunger
Increases muscle mass
Improves ability to perform strenuous lifts
Loss of glycogen and irreversible drop in muscle performance
4th QUESTION: Why does preserving muscle mass help prevent the drop in basal metabolism?
Because muscle acts as a metabolic furnace that burns calories at rest
Because the muscle stores large amounts of carbohydrates
Because muscle reduces satiety and increases appetite
Because muscle transforms protein into fat
QUESTION 5: What approximate amount of protein per kilogram is mentioned as protective of lean mass?
Consuming less than one gram per kilogram
About two grams per kilogram to inhibit tissue degradation
Five grams per kilogram to maximize lean mass
No protein intake during the restriction phase
QUESTION 6: What additional effect does a high volume of protein have on appetite?
Causes increased hunger and makes dieting more difficult
Enhances gastric satiety facilitating tolerance to restriction
Reduces absorption of essential fats
Increases fat mass exclusively
QUESTION 7: How does the text describe the role of skeletal muscle in caloric expenditure?
Functions as a metabolic engine that helps maintain basal metabolic rate
Acts primarily as a fat reserve
Irrelevant to resting caloric expenditure
Decreases metabolic rate if preserved
8th QUESTION: According to the text, what protocol ensures that the metabolic rate remains high during fat loss?
Reduce calories drastically without adjusting macronutrients
Increase only carbohydrates and reduce proteins
Balance a conservative deficit with abundant proteins
Eliminate strength training during dieting
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