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Which would you pick? I have used Vitargo in the past and I see hbcd now popping up more . Is it because the companies can't get a license for Vitargo so they Are using hbcd as a alternative .
I'm on a keto anabolic diet so I wanted to know if taking any of these two count towards my 30 grams daily or not really . And do ether raise insulin?
Iv seen some people not count there pre and mid workout shake on a ckd diet.
Iv seen some people not count there pre and mid workout shake on a ckd diet.
The most I consume is from my macadamia nuts and Acocados. So I'm getting around 10-15 grams in a day
Why even bother with a carb supplement intra if you're trying to do a ketogenic diet?
More interested in the hbcd vs carb 10 comparison.
intra md vs OL endure+ I assume we want to know
Nope. Not interested in a rep/fan p*ssing contest.
Just a single ingredient comparison on a scientific basis.
Nope. Not interested in a rep/fan p*ssing contest.
Just a single ingredient comparison on a scientific basis.
Both seem to have very low osmolarity allowing for greater gastric emptying and quicker nutrient absorption. Other than that, not sure what the differences would be.
Without getting all sciencey on different carbs sources utilised pre or intra-workout, has there been an actual measurable difference in performance in different types you have tried (other than stomach discomfort/comfort)? I have never personally brought into the whole carbs intra-workout thing. or intra aminos either...
I'm on a keto anabolic diet so I wanted to know if taking any of these two count towards my 30 grams daily or not really . And do ether raise insulin?
Why would you not count any macro nutreitn towards your daily breakdown? Of course you count it.
And yes, both raise insulin, Vitargo more so than HBCD.
Both seem to have very low osmolarity allowing for greater gastric emptying and quicker nutrient absorption. Other than that, not sure what the differences would be.
If you like it, than use it
Problem solved
HBCD keeps a sustained blood sugar and insulin levels unlike Vitargo
HBCD allows for slower osmolarity which in turn equates to faster gastric emptying and quicker absorption.
Vitargo is extremely expensive compared to HBCD or other carb products.
HBCD keeps a sustained blood sugar and insulin levels unlike Vitargo
HBCD allows for slower osmolarity which in turn equates to faster gastric emptying and quicker absorption.
Vitargo is extremely expensive compared to HBCD or other carb products.
lol bruh.... c'mon
HBCD does not sustain blood sugar or insulin, its really not different from Maltodextrin in that regard.
. Just because it's a "supplement" does not mean that the pancreatic secretion of insulin would be any different in response to an increase in blood glucose
Just going off what the data says.
I personally don't believe HBCD > any other carb intra carb source, unless one has GI distress.
Just going off what the data says.
I personally don't believe HBCD > any other carb intra carb source, unless one has GI distress.
Problem is the Data doesn't say that. HBCD own research shows insulin response equal to Malto.
i know you're not the designated science guy, but c'mon mannnnn lol i still love you and the products you sell, doe
Not sure what you're getting at?
Don't understand why everyone is so concerned about "response" anyway. It should be overall load over time.
your posts on this subject aren't the most informed
Honestly haven't looked too deep into intra carb sources and the differences between each.
If you'd like to enlighten me on your thoughts between HBCD and Vitargo, go right ahead.
So why is every company selling HBCD as their intra stating it releases a lower insulin response?
that's what they want you to believe....its a great story.
Meadows got me good
I think Gaspari got Meadows good...
Gaspari is/was known for getting a lot of people good
Anyways, I've been using Karbolyn as my intra carb source. I have considered trying HBCD just to see if I would notice anything different but seems it may be a worthless test.