The perfect post workout drink is ...
BEER!!!!
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Well I think slightly better is hardly astounding. I hear coconut water is one of the best.
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That's funny and not surprising. Gator aid and other sports type drinks are loaded with calories--but so is beer. So for me--I think I'll stay with water.
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Beer has done wonders on my diet.
But after a very heavy workout I use Isoflex mixed with water. I certainly drink beer after tennis and squash though and drink the stuff daily. It's great for a diet. As long as you don't eat junk with it. You simply cannot get fat drinking beer alone. |
" and that its carbohydrate content can help replace lost calories"
But I don't WANT to replace lost calories, that defeats the purpose of the workout to me! |
Beer calories don't seem to work the way other calories do with me.
I drink like a fish and still lose. The trick is not to eat junk when you drink which is where most people slip up. |
Personally, I just don't like beer. If it works for you, I say do what you gotta do :)
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I wish I liked beer.
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Problem for most people is that alcohol lowers inhibitions so suddenly that off plan greasy (enter food here) sounds really delicious and many people give in instead of resist. ETA: now if you question the NUTRITIONAL value of this plan that may be a different story... lol |
Not to mention how absolutely HORRIBLE alcohol is for every organ in your body! Liver, skin, kidneys - your body sees alcohol as a POISON.
I'm glad it works for you Ian for weight loss, but I think your ultimate health is suffering... Jen |
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