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    do you need to eat solid food about an hour after your pwo shake? Sometimes i dont have time, can i just make the pwo shake enough for an entire meal?

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    yeah should be fine, but if you can i highly suggest you get sum kind of high glycemic carb in there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 419Para_Dice
    yeah should be fine, but if you can i highly suggest you get sum kind of high glycemic carb in there.

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    Do you mean high glycemic carb in the pwo shake or in the meal one hour after? It it is the first option I might agree, not the second.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thajeepster
    do you need to eat solid food about an hour after your pwo shake?
    solid food would be best. the PWO shake is not a meal, you are simply replacing what was (or should have been) oxidized during the training session. your body mostly likely still has a negative protein balance at this point (it is catabolic), the PWO shake is for recovery only.

    if you are spiking insulin with your PWO shake is this especially important as your serum insulin levels will be low. you need a balanced meal here with a qualtiy protein, low GI carbs and some fats to help get your body back in a anabolic state...
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    I usually eat about an hour or an hour and a half after my post workout meal. Typically a big sandwhich (lots of sandwhich meat) with some other kind of moderate GI carb. Seems to work well for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vieope
    Do you mean high glycemic carb in the pwo shake or in the meal one hour after? It it is the first option I might agree, not the second.
    huh?

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    You need to incorporate those calories from your pwo shake as a meal

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    Quote Originally Posted by 419Para_Dice
    huh?

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    High GI carbs in pwo shake but NOT in the meal after the shake. See explanation above from LAM.

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    Are you suppose to have fat in your post workout meal? Someone told me to just have high gi carbs and protein.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ncgirl21
    Are you suppose to have fat in your post workout meal? Someone told me to just have high gi carbs and protein.
    Fats are ok in pwo meal NOT in pwo shake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    solid food would be best. the PWO shake is not a meal, you are simply replacing what was (or should have been) oxidized during the training session. your body mostly likely still has a negative protein balance at this point (it is catabolic), the PWO shake is for recovery only.

    if you are spiking insulin with your PWO shake is this especially important as your serum insulin levels will be low. you need a balanced meal here with a qualtiy protein, low GI carbs and some fats to help get your body back in a anabolic state...
    great explaination

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    Quote Originally Posted by ncgirl21
    Are you suppose to have fat in your post workout meal? Someone told me to just have high gi carbs and protein.

    Yup, the fats in the PWO shake will slow down the absorption and at this specific time, isnt good. Knock yourself out in the meal after though

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