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Белтъчините са основните градивни единици на организма. Те изпълняват редица важни за нас функции. Те са катализатори на различни химични реакции, участват в изграждането структурата на клетките, имат защитна, регулаторна и транспортна функция. Изграждат ензимите, хормоните и антителата в тялото ни, както и всички тъкани и органи. И ако отсъствието на някой от другите макронутриенти – въглехидрати и мазнини е допустимо при определени условия и граници за определен период, то отсъствието на белтъчините е нездравословно и нежелателно. Въглехидратите и мазнините са източници предимно на енергия и на кой от двата ще работи вашето тяло е въпрос на хранителен режим и адаптация. Но във всички случаи протеините трябва да присъстват...Read More януари 3 ПРИЧИНИ ЗАЩО ИСТИНСКОТО РЕШЕНИЕ ВИ УБЯГВА Нова година отмина и една известна част от хората са в своето търсене на най-добрата зала и/или треньор и/или програма,... януари Като на шега свали 20 кг. Нека започнем новата година с вдъхновение! Това е история за човек, който като на шега свали повече от 20 кг... декември 3 МЕТОДА СРЕЩУ ПРЕЯЖДАНЕТО ПО НОВА ГОДИНА Здравейте, приятели! Днешното видео засяга една много гореща тема тези дни – справянето с потенц... декември "ЕДИН ОТ ОНЕЗИ ДНИ" vs "ПРОСТО ДЕН КАТО ДЕН" Изтеглете аудио версия на статията ТУК Нека започнем с това, което искам да запомните:... декември НАЧИН ИМА! Това видео е за онези от вас, приятели, които си мислят, че им трябва нещо специално... - януари 2017 - декември 2016 - ноември 2016 - октомври 2016 - септември 2016 - август 2016 - април 2016 - февруари 2016 - януари 2016 - декември 2015 - ноември 2015 - октомври 2015 - септември 2015 - август 2015 - април 2015 - февруари 2015 - януари 2015 - декември 2014 - ноември 2014 - октомври 2014 - септември 2014 - август 2014
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