Eating protein won’t reduce muscle soreness, but it will help your muscles recover faster so you don’t feel the pain as long.

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“Muscle fibers are breaking down while we work out, so if we consume protein after a workout, it’s going to help stop that process,” says Hill. Build lean muscle.

Should we consume protein before or after our workouts? The experts break it down – and tell us how much protein is really needed to maximise muscle gains.