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Nutrient Repartitioner for Turkey Day?

freefall365

freefall365

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As we all know the feast is two days away.

Would it be productive / smart to take a nutrient partitioner before the big meal?

I really don't know anything about these insulin mimickers -- but i was given a bottle of glycobol with about 20 caps left and don't know what to do with 'em.
 
freefall365 said:
As we all know the feast is two days away.

Would it be productive / smart to take a nutrient partitioner before the big meal?

I really don't know anything about these insulin mimickers -- but i was given a bottle of glycobol with about 20 caps left and don't know what to do with 'em.
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freefall365 said:
As we all know the feast is two days away.

Would it be productive / smart to take a nutrient partitioner before the big meal?

I really don't know anything about these insulin mimickers -- but i was given a bottle of glycobol with about 20 caps left and don't know what to do with 'em.
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Sure! It's allways a good idea to take a nutrient partitioner before big meals.
Good ones are: (in no particular order)
Need2Slin
Glycobol
Recompadrol
SlinSane
 
I'll be using my P-slin before i down my body weight in sweet potatoes, turkey, stuffing and breaded green beans! I also use 1-2 caps of S.A.N. Xtreme Tight with the meal to get things "moving". **** is a powerful combo.
 
bludevil said:
Cheap and effective, apple cider vinegar and some cinnamon
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yes i've heard cinnamon is pretty effective at increasing insulin sensitivity. full spectrum or an extract on the cinnamon?

apple cider vinegar too? or is that just more of a fat loss thing?
 
Acetic acid so vinegar in general. Lemon juice and olive oil lower the sugar response as well.
 
Are you gonna be spending a lot of time with family? I hear glycobal can be hell on the bowels when your getting used to it.
 
kingdong said:
Are you gonna be spending a lot of time with family? I hear glycobal can be hell on the bowels when your getting used to it.
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Had similar issues with Recompadrol for the first few days. Haven't had any similar issues with Slin Sane though.
 
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