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hi guys ,
after i train i sometimes feel tired slightly , not all the time but it will stay with me for the rest of the day , i know for a fact that im not over training, which leads me to believe its diet obviously . now i like to think that my diet is fine , which for protien it certainly is but what are the best foods to replenish your energy reserves and how much , i will say that my protein shake has L glutimine in which is supposed to help you recover , and would like to keep this natural if i can but would consider taking another suppliment . im also on my bulking cycle but very cautious about a high carb suppliment to aid me , cheers dudes |
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Get a proper post workout shake like Build & Recover, it has HMB, kre-alkalyn, carbs, vitamins, minerals and protein in it in the correct ratios to aid recovery.
People forget that they burn the creatine out the muscles during training, it is the energy source the body uses during anaerobic training, you can drink as many carbs as you wont and they will not replenish creatine reserves. It may be this is what is making you feel lifeless, creatine is used during every muscular contraction from the blink of an eye to a squat. ______________________ www.extremenutrition.co.uk - 25% off for all MC members, discount code MCD25. Want to add size? Do it cheaply with an Extreme Size Stack! |
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