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AAEFX - Karbolyn Log (Performance Carbohydrate) / Pro Strongman Tom Mutaffis
Thank you to AAEFX for the opportunity to test out their new carbohydrate supplement Karbolyn. I received a 40 serving container of the Strawberry flavored Karbolyn and will ...
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Absorbing carbohydrate, that after you ingest it, you can just feel your muscles sucking that stuff- is that it's such a rapidly absorbing carbohydrate, that after you ingest it, you can just feel your muscles sucking.
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I recently got back the results of some blood tests and the gist of it is that I need to dramatically cut down on the amount of carbohydrates I eat. What are low-carbohydrate foods that I can nosh on? So far I haven't really been snacking at all, and ...
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But Jerky and Bacon? Brilliant.
I eat tons of eggs, and just plain cheese is kind of gross .
Cheese.
Whey protein isolate in water.
Bacon.
Sardines.
Boiled eggs.
Jerky.
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Hey all,
Now my understanding of carbohydrate synthesis, is that is is converted to glycogen in the muscles or otherwise into fat in fat cells. Both processes requiring insulin. Now in the case of anaerobic activity intense sprinting etc. this glycogen...
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It seems to me that excessive carbohydrate intake above.
Are rated so highly in building mass.
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Today, simple carbohydrate typically refers to monosaccharides and disaccharides and complex carbohydrate means polysaccharides. ChaCha again!
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Hello, I had a question about post workout carbohydrates. I was wondering what the best option would be of these three post workout carbohydrates?
1. Cottage Cheese
2. Oatmeal mixed with Whey Protein
3. Dextrose mixed with Whey Protein
4. Any other post...
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I just mix some OJ with my vanilla....
That way you get a hard spike of insulin.
I'm under the impression the simpler the carbs the better for the post workout carbs .
It is pure protein.
Cottage Cheese is not and does not contain any carbohydrates.
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Posted 29 September 2011 - 07:19 AM
I'm somewhat new to this forum and was diagnosed with Celiac about 3 months ago. I've been doing everything to comply with a gluten free diet, but I still don't feel significantly better. I'm still having skin issues...
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It has a slower intro and a few differences, including more of a focus challenge to get the definitive dx from the gastroenterologist... .
I plan to start the Specific Carbohydrate soon, but I'm still reading up on it, doing Carbohydrate Diet.
To say is WOW.
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Carbohydrate is the general terms for sugars made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen! ChaCha on!
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The simple carbohydrate of sugar is found naturally in fruits , grains and milk
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Carbohydrates are made up of a combination of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. The word carbohydrate is formed from those words.
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Anyone else agree with this chart? on the bottom.
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-estimate-carbohydrate-needs-for-athletes.html
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A varied balanced diet will most likely take care of the carbohydrates (& protein & ....
Calorie balance first.
But if the training intensity is high, it might be more or less right .
Seems a bit high.
Depends a lot on the intensity of the training.
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