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45 minutes after training<br />

The first meal/snack should be taken no later than 45 minutes after training. The glycogen is<br />

usually largely depleted after the training, and the body begins to consume energy from other<br />

sources, such as the muscle proteins (preferred) or the body fat. In order to keep the muscles<br />

from breakdown, you should take a carbohydrate rich snack immediately after training. Drinks<br />

with a high glucose content (6-10%) or solid foods with easily digestible carbohydrates such as<br />

glucose, and foods with a high glycemic index are recommended.<br />

The absorption of carbohydrates into the bloodstream causes the rise of the insulin level, and<br />

leads to the storage of carbohydrates in the muscles. In addition to insulin, your body needs<br />

proteins, for increasing the muscle mass. So ensure that your meal/snack contains not only<br />

carbohydrates, but also sufficient amounts of proteins, to promote the development of the<br />

muscle cells. The recommended dosage is 0.4 grams per kilogram of body weight. The easiest<br />

way to meet the needs of your body after a workout is with a low-fat shake containing both<br />

carbohydrates and proteins.<br />

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