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  1.  09-17-2012  09:38 AM
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    Any opinions on Gatorade?

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    Originally Posted by VS91588 View Post
    Any opinions on Gatorade?
    If I recall correctly, the powder has dextrose so it's good.

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    Originally Posted by audix2359 View Post

    If I recall correctly, the powder has dextrose so it's good.
    Just the powder? What if you go buy a 32oz lol

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    Originally Posted by VS91588 View Post
    Just the powder? What if you go buy a 32oz lol
    just check the label, a 32 oz has ~28 carbs and I belive most of it comes from HFCS, or just plain corn syrup. So prolly not the best option for a quick carb for post workout. Fructose takes about 2.5 to 3 times as long to digest as glucose

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    Originally Posted by beast87 View Post
    just check the label, a 32 oz has ~28 carbs and I belive most of it comes from HFCS, or just plain corn syrup. So prolly not the best option for a quick carb for post workout. Fructose takes about 2.5 to 3 times as long to digest as glucose

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    Sorry bout that i just checked the low-cal G2 and it said it contained sucrose and sucralose, so I was wrong. So its better than than HFCS but theres still alot better options out there.

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    Originally Posted by beast87 View Post
    just check the label, a 32 oz has ~28 carbs and I belive most of it comes from HFCS, or just plain corn syrup. So prolly not the best option for a quick carb for post workout. Fructose takes about 2.5 to 3 times as long to digest as glucose

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    sorry I was wrong about the HFCS. Just checekd a G2 low-cal and its sweetened with sucrose and sucralose. Its better than nothin if your wanting carbs but its still not the best option.

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    I was wrong about the HFCS in gatorade. i just checked a G2 low cal label and it has sucrose and sucralose. so its not the best option but its better than nothin. I would read all the ingredients thought if your wantin to know about just original plain orange gatorade

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    Plain gatorade is dextrose and sucrose and I believe dextrose is listed first on the ingredient list.

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    Thanks for the info and clear up guys

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    Wow!
    It will be a shocker to Beginners: WHITE bread, SUGAR, POTATO.
    But it is OK to eat them AFTER an INTENSE Workout bcs the body will be like a furnace; nothing will go to Stores!
    I was going to skip the article; glad i didn't.
    Now, after an Intense WO, I will add 2 tsp of Honey to my tea, instead of 3/4.


    My questions:
    1.How about a Back-off workout - which is NOT intense ? Would u change the recommendation?
    2. what is a Yardstick to see if a workout is intense enough to eat as u recommend ?
    3. Raisins ? Also Fast-d'g and Alkaline.

    Thank you.

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    I keep my carbs low I only eat pre and post workout carbs. Other than that I keep my fats or green veggies high. My post workout carbs have been Grits lately and its been helping my muscles stay fuller on this low carb diet

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