JamieVegas
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How important is it to include simple sugars in your post-workout shake?
Is it really necessary to spike insulin after an intense workout?
Some of the reccomendations that I have seen for post-workout shakes include up to 60g of liquid simple sugars. To me, this sounds like asking for disaster in the long run
Anybody have any idea as to how to prepare a nutritous post-workout shake that will not spike insulin?
Can one get away with substituting complex carbs for simple sugars?
Right now, I am mixing protien powder with blended fruits. I hope the fiber slows down the sugar absorption a little bit.
Also, should fats be completely avoided for the post-workout meal?
Is it really necessary to spike insulin after an intense workout?
Some of the reccomendations that I have seen for post-workout shakes include up to 60g of liquid simple sugars. To me, this sounds like asking for disaster in the long run
Anybody have any idea as to how to prepare a nutritous post-workout shake that will not spike insulin?
Can one get away with substituting complex carbs for simple sugars?
Right now, I am mixing protien powder with blended fruits. I hope the fiber slows down the sugar absorption a little bit.
Also, should fats be completely avoided for the post-workout meal?