using CytoGainer as a post-workout while on a cut...
I picked up a tub of CytoGainer to use as a post-workout drink while on a cut.
I'm wondering if this is a good idea.
From what I understand it's beneficial to consume a fair amount of complex carbs like maltodextrin after a workout to replenish the muscle glycogen stores, and some protein to start repairing the muscle.
1 serving of CytoGainer is 580 calories and contains:
79g of carbs
54g of protein
5g of fat
Is this too much stuff for a post workout? Would I be better off I only consumed 2/3rds of a serving of CytoGainer after working out?
580 calories post workout is too much during a cut. take 1/2 a serving at most, but again, you can do without it if you are seriously cutting. if you do 1/2 a serving, make sure you compensate for it in your diet.
you dont want complex carbs pwo, simple carbs, malto while it claims to be complex behaves exactly like a simple carb (it is high gi).
580 calories post workout is too much during a cut. take 1/2 a serving at most, but again, you can do without it if you are seriously cutting. if you do 1/2 a serving, make sure you compensate for it in your diet.
you dont want complex carbs pwo, simple carbs, malto while it claims to be complex behaves exactly like a simple carb (it is high gi).
I thought part of the reasoning for consuming maltodextrine after an intense workout is to bring your blood sugar back up. Am I wrong here?
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