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I really enjoy adding ground cinnamon to my post workout shake. Is there any reason I shouldn't do this? The reason I ask is because I believe it affects blood sugar....
 
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After training, insulin sensitivity is already good, cinnamon drops the insulin load of the food, but you want the insulin effect to kick start repair/growth/anabolism.
Try it (if you want) and give it a good 1month, if not working, take it out and Assess
 
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Well said, thanks bro. I'm probably best just using it in my post cardio shake.
 
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After training, insulin sensitivity is already good, cinnamon drops the insulin load of the food, but you want the insulin effect to kick start repair/growth/anabolism.
Try it (if you want) and give it a good 1month, if not working, take it out and Assess
Wow. This aussie knows what he's talking about. Great info on the cinnamon. Repped
 
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I've found that cinnamon makes me run to the toilet within 30 minutes of ingestion. Cinnamon extract in glycobol, no-explode, or even cinnamon added to my coffee at Starbucks has this effect.
 
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cinnamon has some positive health benefits that probably outweigh the probably very minor impact it could have in hindering muscle growth
 
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like for those who are insulin resistant, this helps break down the process. like runner_79 said it works wonders for your intake.
 
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like for those who are insulin resistant, this helps break down the process. like runner_79 said it works wonders for your intake.
Mike Mahler did a report on SHR. 1 metric teaspoon (actual measured) is the right dosage. Name is Chris. And no probs...

-Chris
 

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