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The Case For Pre-Workout Protein
19.08.2017If you don’t eat enough protein, it doesn’t really matter when you take it—your gains will be limited. But once you are getting enough, the question becomes how to distribute it. Are three square meals and a snack enough, or do you need to add a shake here and there? If you do toss back a shake, when’s the best time to do it to get an edge and maximize recovery? You may have assumed that the answer was open and shut. It’s post-workout, right? Maybe not. Protein in A Nutshell Following resistance exer
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