F flowerz Guest Apr 13, 2005 #1 Is it beneficial to spike insulin levels after cardio? Or should I spike it only after lifting? My cardio days don’t include lifting. Thanks.
Is it beneficial to spike insulin levels after cardio? Or should I spike it only after lifting? My cardio days don’t include lifting. Thanks.
Stryc-9 New member Apr 13, 2005 #2 No, unless perhaps you are doing HIIT, in which case I would maybe use half the usual amount of dextrose (or whatever) that you normally would.
No, unless perhaps you are doing HIIT, in which case I would maybe use half the usual amount of dextrose (or whatever) that you normally would.
F flowerz Guest Apr 13, 2005 #3 Stryc-9 said: No, unless perhaps you are doing HIIT, in which case I would maybe use half the usual amount of dextrose (or whatever) that you normally would. Click to expand... Thank you my sexy fellow Canadian
Stryc-9 said: No, unless perhaps you are doing HIIT, in which case I would maybe use half the usual amount of dextrose (or whatever) that you normally would. Click to expand... Thank you my sexy fellow Canadian
Makavelli New member Apr 13, 2005 #4 Don't spike insulin after cardio. You want to continue burning fat which means keeping insulin levels low. Eat low glycemic carbs and moderate fat.
Don't spike insulin after cardio. You want to continue burning fat which means keeping insulin levels low. Eat low glycemic carbs and moderate fat.