The pre and post workout nutrition guide
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Hi, whey protein is just dried milk without the calcium caseinate, lactose, and fat... plain and simple. It's best to use whey protein only for pre-and-post workout nutrition. You're really better off getting the rest of your protein from real food. Drink it 30-45 minutes before working out. For post-workout nutrition it gets a little trickier because the mixture depends on your goals. The post-workout shake is made from skim milk, whey protein.
Depends on the workout. If you're trying to build muscle, protein is better for post workout, but some fruits are very high in antioxidants that help to control the lactic acid and other oxidative byproducts of exercise. Apples are supposed to be good for this, for example. Berries are great sources of antioxidants.
It's quite normal not to be hungry after exercising -- that's one of the benefits of regular exercise, it actually can diminish hunger. People differ in what they need to do to exercise -- if you watch pro athletes interviewed about their eating habits pre-game and post-game, you'll find very different needs . Humans differ.
Then, your post-workout fuel protein and carbs will mimic what you had before your workout. You should avoid fructose, that will prevent post exercise fat burning.
Post workout meal should be a plant-based (but not soy) protein powder mixed with low sugar fruit (berries or cherries are perfect) and unsweetened coconut milk. If you have a post-workout meal, combine clean lean protein, slow-release high-fiber carbs, and healthy fats.
Resistance training, running and any other strenuous exercise deplete glycogen in the muscles. Recovery sports drinks are superior to water because the body needs more than just water after exercise to replenish energy stores. During recovery, the body is busy removing lactic acid and replacing depleted glycogen supply.
Most cafeterias offer an assortment of healthy and unhealthy foods. Get to know the cafeteria and when you enter go to the salad bar, so you won't go by the dessert table.
limit yourself to one dinner plate at meals. Use the USDA MyPlate graphic as a guide. Fill half your plate with fruits and vegetables, a quarter with whole grains and a quarter with lean protein. Have a serving of low-fat dairy on the side. This is the link for Use the USDA MyPlate graphic as a guide
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t mention which Bayer tester is being used. The Bayer A1cNow+ must match the lot number of the dilution fluid AND cartridge to the tester number or you will end up with a false/positive reading or something unknown, like "ldk". Re-read the instruction sheet that accompanied the tester, or go to the Bayer web site and locate the PDF file.
Read nutrition labels carefully on all canned/packaged goods. Many products hide sugar under carbohydrates and/or with sugar derivatives.
First you must get the OK from your doctor!!
Creatine can increase muscle strength and endurance. It's more effective if your creatine level is low it could help! If it's not low then it might not help much. Also Branched Chain Amino Acids are good for making protein and to stimulate muscle production. Glutamine, HMB, Taurine, are helpful.
can any one guide wether it is controllable with medicine or not.
But, build up slowly. you know you are working out when you feel stronger and can increase the workout load. If no change is detected it may be you are not pushing hard enough - "no pain , not gain" is one saying. Always be careful not to push too hard, here's were professional guidance may be needed - a physical therapist. This should also be covered by Medicare, I believe. That greatly reduces the cost of getting the "right" and "correct" advice...
Im 5'7" and have gained 0.8 pounds after 16 weeks of pregnancy (with no throwing up!), so everyone is different. Its important to share your weight gain/control concerns with your doc. Mine isnt worried because im eating more than a boy going through puberty!
It seems when my A1C rises so does my incidence of arrythimias. My question is just recently I had a pre-ekg done for gall bladder surgery and they found arrythimias (that I already knew); but what was news to me is they also found Bundle Branch Block Right and bradycardia. I know on most days my blood pressure hovers around 125-130/ 70-80, but my pulse seems a little low around 60-65. Sometimes if my blood pressure is higher than normal I noticed that my pulse is still fairly in that range.
Fatty protein substances are much harder to break down because of the lack of water composition. Digestion starts in the stomach with hydrochloric acid and pepsin. Once in the the Small intestine Proteolytic enzymes released from the Pancreas break protein down into smaller peptide chains and amino acids. Then these amino acids and smaller peptide chains are further broken down by aminopeptidases in epithelial cells lining the small intestine.
I'm on the same page as you! Fasting high and throughout the day ok! I started with an a1c of 5.8. Now just started monitoring and hoping to get it down despite a high fasting. When I do eat protein at night, it helps lower my fasting, but I find it weird to eat when I'm not even hungry!!! However, if I work out at night, I don't mind eating a post-workout snack, and it works out well with a lower fasting in the morning because of my late night snack.
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