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Nuts and almond and brown rice question

bigronny

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Some Articles Says That Instead Of Whey Shake I Can Eat Some Almonds Or Nut With Apple What Do You Thing? And Instead Of Brown Rice Sometimes, I Eat Whole Grain Brad Or Oatmeal; What Can I Eat If Im Out For Dinner After My Workout , Of Course I Drink My Pwo Shake Right After My Training. Im Bulking Up By The Way
 
I fail to see how almonds/nuts and apple can even be compared to a whey shake. Nuts, though very nutritious, small amount of insignificant protein and some good fats, and an apple, mostly fructose, amount to a very minute amount of protein, and incomplete protein at that. Whey, on the other hand is a complete protein source, with little to no fat depending on the brand. The comparison does not hold water.

Out for dinner post workout shake I would especially if bulking at this time have a meal that you normally wouldn't eat, higher glycemic, as uptake should still be high. A baked red potato for instance, white rice, etc. and a good lean protein source will do fine. ppwo(not a typo) is when gaining I have a higher glycemic meal than I would normally eat, though less than your pwo shake of simple sugars/protien. Bulking is all the more reason to do this.
 
Lifterforlife said:
I fail to see how almonds/nuts and apple can even be compared to a whey shake. Nuts, though very nutritious, small amount of insignificant protein and some good fats, and an apple, mostly fructose, amount to a very minute amount of protein, and incomplete protein at that. Whey, on the other hand is a complete protein source, with little to no fat depending on the brand. The comparison does not hold water.

Out for dinner post workout shake I would especially if bulking at this time have a meal that you normally wouldn't eat, higher glycemic, as uptake should still be high. A baked red potato for instance, white rice, etc. and a good lean protein source will do fine. ppwo(not a typo) is when gaining I have a higher glycemic meal than I would normally eat, though less than your pwo shake of simple sugars/protien. Bulking is all the more reason to do this.


Good info from Lifterforlife, it all depends what is your goal, are you bulking or cutting? But in both cases whey is way better then and apple with some almonds/nuts
 
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