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    When to have a protein shake

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    I have 3 protein shakes a day.

    Morning-40g
    Post WO-50g
    Before Bed-40g

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    looks ok.i drink 3-4. With 40-50g protein, and 50-100g carbs in each.
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    morning, pre-workout, post-workout and before bed here

    always consume them with some slow digesting carbs and a second protein source, apart from PWO when its simple sugars and fruit

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    Whats a good example of slow digesting carbs?

    Bread?

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    oats, milk. no white bread..
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    wow u niggas are onya grind 3-4 proetin shakes a day dam
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    I have one when I wake, pre workout, post workou, and bed. pre workout is egg/whey mix, post is whey, bed is casein, and wake us whey
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    Quote Originally Posted by michael74737
    Tell me if this sounds right.

    I have 3 protein shakes a day.

    Morning-40g
    Post WO-50g
    Before Bed-40g
    I would drop the one at least before bed - too rapidly digesting. Or at least use a casein shake and add some fats and fibre to it.

    PWO is good (add some carbs), but how much you need will depend on your weight (I doubt you need that much though)...

    Morning - if you want... But add fats, carbs, fibre...
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