Z ZKaudio Plat Hero Platinum Oct 31, 2003 #12 oatmeal w/ splenda and walnuts. most economical/tastey/lowgi/cheap snack u can get.
Synpax Well-known member Oct 31, 2003 #15 I tried eating it raw last night. About an entire cup full. Not too bad.
sawastea Well-known member Oct 31, 2003 #16 Synpax said: I have a banana post-workout. Click to expand... Not a wise choice bro...Banana will replenish liver glycogen in lieu of muscle Look into a solid dextrose/maltodextrin/whey PWO shake and eat a sensible meal about an hour afterwards (chicken breast/brown rice/veggies)
Synpax said: I have a banana post-workout. Click to expand... Not a wise choice bro...Banana will replenish liver glycogen in lieu of muscle Look into a solid dextrose/maltodextrin/whey PWO shake and eat a sensible meal about an hour afterwards (chicken breast/brown rice/veggies)
Synpax Well-known member Oct 31, 2003 #17 I usually have a 55g no carb shake aftewards with the banana. What other fruit should I have instead? Dextrose? I have a tuna sandwhich on ground round an hour later.
I usually have a 55g no carb shake aftewards with the banana. What other fruit should I have instead? Dextrose? I have a tuna sandwhich on ground round an hour later.
The_Eviscerator New member Oct 31, 2003 #18 The only carbs I eat are Brown Rice, Yams, Oatmeal and an occasional wheat tortilla. All are pretty cheap except the Yams.
The only carbs I eat are Brown Rice, Yams, Oatmeal and an occasional wheat tortilla. All are pretty cheap except the Yams.
sawastea Well-known member Oct 31, 2003 #19 dextrose = corn sugar http://www.supplementdirect.com There are better fruits out there including blueberries and strawberries You definitely want some high GI carbs immediately following your workout to spike your insulin...
dextrose = corn sugar http://www.supplementdirect.com There are better fruits out there including blueberries and strawberries You definitely want some high GI carbs immediately following your workout to spike your insulin...