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    post workout supplementation

    is it more important to have a lot of protein or a lot of carbs immediatly after your weight lifting workout to aid in your recovery?

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    a lot of protein

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    both, no reason to skimp on either.

    BUT, ill go out on a limb, protein...

    it is FAR better to have both
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    Quote Originally Posted by FishOrCutBait
    both, no reason to skimp on either.

    BUT, ill go out on a limb, protein...

    it is FAR better to have both
    i agree.

    but he asked for one or the other.

    but youre right, both is better.

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    ok thanks, now comes part 2 of the question....about how much of each is optimal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rangers97
    ok thanks, now comes part 2 of the question....about how much of each is optimal?
    at least 40-50g protein. about the same or slightly more high GI Carbs

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