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| Registered User | Thanks to Nutraplanet, I now have 5 bottles of Anabolic Pump and 3 bottles of P-slin waiting to be used. First and foremost, I have read the FAQs for Anabolic Pump and Anabolic Pump Diet (at USP's site and here at AM). The Anabolic Pump Diet FAQ states: I currently use Simple sugars or fast digesting carbohydrates like Waxy maize starch and matlodextrin post workout (after a workout), should I eliminate these types of carbohydrates while using Anabolic-Pump?Questions: 1. Does this FAQ suggest that simple sugars are BEST or that they are SATISFACTORY (a lot of recommendations made seem to say, "don't change your diet, just slowly add carbs")? 2. As the FAQ suggests, one adds an additional 10 grams of carbs after two weeks. Are the additional carbs derived from simple sugars of complex carbs? 3. Lastly, would it be more EFFECTIVE, while using Anabolic Pump to exchange simple sugars for complex carbs after working out? If so, what would be the most effective (oats, waxy maize or....?)? I realize the use of simple sugars vs. complex carbs PWO may be a moot point and that I may be splitting hairs as to what is the most effective while using Anabolic Pump PWO, but I am looking for the MOST EFFECTIVE implementation of this apparently great product. Everyone, thanks for taking the time. |
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2. Depends, For example, I like to use simple carbohydrates if I have a time restraint so say I only have 1 hour to fit in a meal before a workout. I will chose a fast digesting carbohydrate but if time is not an issues, I eat complex carbohrates and will workout 2 hours later. Some Like to USE WMS/whey isolate or free form AMino Mix and in this case, you should use ap or PSLIN. Alsom some like to drink WMS/Free form aminos during a workout so in this case break open a PSLIN cap and mix into the mixture... 3. Keep your pre and post workout meals the same but with meals that do not surround a workout. YOu should use complex carbohydrates. | |
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| Registered User | Thanks so much! I appreciate the advice. |
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| Binging on Pure ****ing Rage Board Sponsor | It's horrible man, seriously. If you break it just parachute it. USP Labs 'Board Head Honcho' kse (at) usplabsdirect (dot) com. If you have questions: Use E-Mail please! |
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Core MRP preworkout with PSLIN and Core PWO post workout with AP = ![]() | |
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| Binging on Pure ****ing Rage Board Sponsor | Start out with the regular eating schedule to gauge your reaction first Nelix; if you feel lethargic and foggy, then at that point go E4D. USP Labs 'Board Head Honcho' kse (at) usplabsdirect (dot) com. If you have questions: Use E-Mail please! |
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