A protein shake is just the first step in post-workout nutrition. Photo Credit CareyHope/iStock/Getty Images. You consume a protein shake right after your workout to help with recovery and muscle growth. If you've worked hard, though, this shake isn't going to hold you for long.Your body craves and needs more energy in the form of calories.hoto Credit CareyHope/iStock/Getty Images. You consume a protein shake right after your workout to help with recovery and muscle growth. If you've worked hard, though, this shake isn't going to hold you for long.
Oxygen and Turfgrass. Our air is cleansed by plants through the process of photosynthesis. Green plants take in carbon dioxide and water and use the energy from sunlight in photosynthesis, which produces carbohydrates for the plant to live off of and releases the true breath of life ... pure oxygen.
Lawn nutrients like potassium, phosphorus and, yes, nitrogen, support the process of photosynthesis. In short, nitrogen is what makes your grass green, and the greener the grass, the more photosynthesis can occur and the thicker the lawn gets. But be careful! Too much nitrogen can create big problems for your lawn.