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80 grams of carbohydrate powder
20 grams of glutamine
10 grams of creatine
is this any good for post workout drink
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I would halve the carb but it depends if the carb powder is pure carbs, what carb powder is it? And how are u cycling the creatine? 5 g glutamine is fine, and another 5g before bed50 grams of protein
80 grams of carbohydrate powder
20 grams of glutamine
10 grams of creatine
is this any good for post workout drink
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60g Dextrose
10g L - Glutamine
10g Creatine
10g BCAA
and you're good to go.
If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.
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1 cup of blueberries
10 grams of glutamine
40 grams of casein protein
3 capsules of flaxseed oil 1000mg
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38 grams of whey protein
5 grams of ribose
10 grams of glutamine
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If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.
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Post meal suggestion is 10 rice cakes (high GI) and 50 grams protein (ON). Mix the rice cakes with hot water and chow that...food is fuel so who cares if it tastes kak:)
Glutamine is great post and pre workout, you actually can never have enough glutamine...however, I really dont think it will make a huge difference in the long run.
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I train in the afternoon and try to have 5 meals prior to training and one within an hour after training, these is no subsitute for a good solid meal. But shit I have been off the Glutamine for a week now and my body is so f***** sore I can hardly walk, exept for that nothing has changed, I recon that stuff really works!! That brings me to my Q:
Does the fact that your body is really in pain hamper your growth? I mean when I have warmed up and start my session I kinda forget the pain but during the day i can honestly not walk, I use Gaktec, Nitrox, creatine, and protein shake prior to workout and use to use L Glutamine but some supplier recons that Glutamine neutralizes the effects of the Nitrox, thus i stopped and now i am so sore but my strenhgt is pretty much the same??
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makes up about 1/3 of your entire amino acid pool. The army has used a ratio of glutamine in the muscles as a marker for overtraining. It has also
been shown to increase recovery rate and growth hormone levels.
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