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    Question bulking

    I ask a professionnal that i want to bulk and he made me this:

    workout drink : Ravito (Maltodextrine) 40 gr
    Ravito (Maltodextrine) 40 gr
    Whey 10 gr
    bcaa 10 gr
    glutamine 10gr

    post workout drink: whey 20 gr
    Ravito (Maltodextrine) 45 gr
    Ravito (Maltodextrine) 45 gr
    bcaa 5 gr
    glutamine 10 gr
    vitamin c 500 mg
    vitamin e 400 ui

    15 minutes before sleep: caseinate 30gr
    glutamine 10gr
    flax oil 15ml
    rasberries 1 cup

    and i eat a lot of clean calories

    is everything ok? should i add or remove something? maybe some creatine....before or after my workout? and he told me it will be good tp add phosphatidylserine to low down my cortisol level....sorry for my english.. i'm french...

    thanks a lot....

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    i am assuming the malto twice is a misprint?

    here are my thoughts, first off glutamine is a waste unless you are a severe burn victim.

    malto is standard, but i would prefer a better source of carbs, yes it is technically a complex carb but it is still very high gi.

    pre bed looks good, although i would have trouble sleeping 15 minutes after that. honestly cottage cheese, and brocoli pre bed is great and cheap.

    post workout looks alright. could tweak the numbers but that is personal preference.

    i am assuming workout = pre workout? i wouldnt drink that during workout i would take it 20-30 minutes pre workout.

    good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nni View Post
    i am assuming the malto twice is a misprint?

    here are my thoughts, first off glutamine is a waste unless you are a severe burn victim.

    malto is standard, but i would prefer a better source of carbs, yes it is technically a complex carb but it is still very high gi.

    pre bed looks good, although i would have trouble sleeping 15 minutes after that. honestly cottage cheese, and brocoli pre bed is great and cheap.

    post workout looks alright. could tweak the numbers but that is personal preference.

    i am assuming workout = pre workout? i wouldnt drink that during workout i would take it 20-30 minutes pre workout.

    good luck!
    yep its a misprint the other one is dextrose

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    Quote Originally Posted by t-boy View Post
    yep its a misprint the other one is dextrose
    I ask a professionnal that i want to bulk and he made me this:

    workout drink : Ravito (Maltodextrine) 40 gr
    gatorade powder (dextrose) 40 gr
    Whey 10 gr
    bcaa 10 gr
    glutamine 10gr

    post workout drink: whey 20 gr
    Ravito (Maltodextrine) 45 gr
    gatorade powder(dextrose ) 45 gr
    bcaa 5 gr
    glutamine 10 gr
    vitamin c 500 mg
    vitamin e 400 ui

    15 minutes before sleep: caseinate 30gr
    glutamine 10gr
    flax oil 15ml
    rasberries 1 cup

    and i eat a lot of clean calories

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    your carbs are way too high if you ask me. you will gain mass, but a nice portion of that will be fat.

    try to get most of your cals from food. 90g of carbs from high gi isnt a good idea. maybe keep it at 45 and split it malto and gatorade.

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