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Would protein powder helps to increase muscle mass and weight?
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Yes: Protein supplements with weight bearing exercise increase muscle mass and weight. But remeber excessive use of protein supplements and break down of excessive muscle (rhabdomylysis) is an imporant cause of kidney failure in yourng healthy person who inapproprately use these supplements
Answered 5/15/2014
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