since amyotrophic means "muscles have no nurishment", is it possible at all to gain - muscles? ok, maybe it sounds weird if related to als,
BUT
obviously disbalanced body's chemistry for some reasons just "ignore" proteins ( even non-esential proteins!), disabling getting muscle's mass, did anybody think about enzymes which initiate/support proteins and carbs breakdown? first, when i was diagnosed with als, i was walking very hardly. i thought i have to loose mass (fat), so it is easier to walk with 20 pounds less.
i've been told not to do that!
ok, i didnt loose my weight intentionally, but i am loosing mostly muscle mass on a daily basis! my hands are constantly warm and wet (sweat), foot are warm and swallen, and that seem to be kind of valve where my energy leaks.
i was very active (gym, weight lifting) and my intake was very high. that intake, same as burning taken calories, just stopped due to new job, young kids, business etc. my body which is used to high intake and burning for decades, suddenly coped with no intake and no burning.
then als came.
i started to work out every day (again), but my muscles vanish. not power. weird. even i take BCAA. obviously, BCAA are also ignored.
i decided to elevate proteins intake, slow carbs and must is MCT (immediatelly before work out) and enzymes (amylaze for carbs and proteinase, cause my body and metabolysm just ignore proteins i take).
so, we are on a body's route 66 again: gut-brain
my tremour is caused by lack of energy.
anybody chose that or similar way?