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Hey guys Ive been hearing alot lately about what excatly is needed in a post shake. Now usually my post shake consists of 40 grams isolate whey protein and about 45 grams of Maltodexrin carb powder and some glutamine. However recently Ive heard that carbs in a post shake actually slows down the isolate protein so I started separating them about 20 min apart . As far as a difference ... Small to none so far but it's only been a few days . Anybody got a take on this topic ?
 
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two things. too lazy to find them but, I've seen two studies that showed the type of carbs ingested after a workout make no difference in your recovery so timing shouldn't be an issue especially if you're giving your body the energy to shuttle the aminos to your muscles.

also saw another study showing that protein intake time doesn't matter either. they did something like break the groups up into high protein morning breakfasts then has the rest eat protein throughout the day and both showed similar blood levels at the end of every day, meaning that if your body needs those extra aminos then it will take them.

Id say it isn't too big of a deal, you can always throw some BCAAS, and Hydrolyzed whey in too if you want the protein to hit your blood stream quicker.
 
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Hey guys Ive been hearing alot lately about what excatly is needed in a post shake. Now usually my post shake consists of 40 grams isolate whey protein and about 45 grams of Maltodexrin carb powder and some glutamine. However recently Ive heard that carbs in a post shake actually slows down the isolate protein so I started separating them about 20 min apart . As far as a difference ... Small to none so far but it's only been a few days . Anybody got a take on this topic ?
Timing won't matter that much. The carb intake won't slow down the digestion rate of the whey.
 
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Perfect is an ideal that doesn't exist.
In addition everyone's body is different.
Some things will work better for you,
Some others not so much.
Diet is a lot of trial and error, till you find out what works best for you.
I've always thought that diet was as much art as science.
Peace
 
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post shake is over rated and is not needed for the purpose intended, i personally use 5g leucine, 1 scoop aminox, 2.5g beta alanine 500mg agmatine. i feel like it works for me
 
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I always put to my shaker: protein, carbs, creatine, glutamine. Drink all up and I all set.
I dont like to complicate things up.
 
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I just do a plain whey shake, with milk and my creatine post workout. I eat a full , large meal about 90 minutes later.
 
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Hey guys Ive been hearing alot lately about what excatly is needed in a post shake. Now usually my post shake consists of 40 grams isolate whey protein and about 45 grams of Maltodexrin carb powder and some glutamine. However recently Ive heard that carbs in a post shake actually slows down the isolate protein so I started separating them about 20 min apart . As far as a difference ... Small to none so far but it's only been a few days . Anybody got a take on this topic ?
Ive been taking a scoop of six star creatine and two scoops whey protein. Comes out to about 45gs of sugar 56 g of protein about 50 carbs and about 480 cals if im not mistaken. I have noticed really nice gains and your muscles will absorb most of it if not all of it if you did a proper workout from all the research i have done. Give some creatine a shot. You will def like it
 
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I would love to be able to eat a large meal after working out, but i have to rush to work. I found by downing a quick shake my appetie is stimulated and i eat a lot more for my first meal.
 
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I would love to be able to eat a large meal after working out, but i have to rush to work. I found by downing a quick shake my appetie is stimulated and i eat a lot more for my first meal.
i also drink a high calorie shake because it holds me over for awhile.....
 
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Yeah.. I know what u are saying..When I have to rush I drink bigger shake.. It's much filling than a meal.
 
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Hey guys Ive been hearing alot lately about what excatly is needed in a post shake. Now usually my post shake consists of 40 grams isolate whey protein and about 45 grams of Maltodexrin carb powder and some glutamine. However recently Ive heard that carbs in a post shake actually slows down the isolate protein so I started separating them about 20 min apart . As far as a difference ... Small to none so far but it's only been a few days . Anybody got a take on this topic ?
overall there is no benefit in having carbs right after an workout contrary to popular belief. Spiking the insulin only shuts down the post workout HGH release. A simple drink of protein is all you need. Then later have a solid meal. I would use maltodextrin 1-2 hours before workout if anything
 
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If you only work out once during the day (i have two workout sessions) then post meals are over-emphasized.
 
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Relax..
I know the usage of proteins and carbs and I know how they are working..
For me you just wrote obvious info. Thats all..
 
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So many different theories. What I like is 30g Isolate with 35g waxy maize and 30g sugar in form of high glycemic carbs (raisens, dates, etc)
 
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keep in mind that carbs after workout aint so important...they dont stimulate protein synthesis.
proteins are the trigger to this process/
 
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Does anybody put coconut water in their post workout shake?

-The only limitations one has, are the ones they place on themselves --
 
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Yeah, I do.. Tastes awesome!
I haven't try it but was meaning to start doing it. Ik when I drank it before it made me sh!t lol

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It's nice..There is a variety of flavors..
Coconut with choco post workout is great but me personally I like the natural version.
 
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It's nice..There is a variety of flavors..
Coconut with choco post workout is great but me personally I like the natural version.
That sounds good. I have a box of the natural version. Ima give it a try today and let uk how I liked it.

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