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This infographic by SupplementMart will guide you on the post workout and muscle recovery foods.

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Just one to two scoops per day, adding a scoop of Collagen Peptides to food or beverages give you the vitamin boost you need to support healthy hair, skin, nails, bone and joint health, digestion, muscle recovery, and more.

Nutritionally, dates are whole food superstars packed with 16 vitamins and minerals including potassium for muscle recovery and electrolyte balance.

Meal preparation is a great way to ensure your food is ready when you need it, and has all the nutrients you'll need to fuel your activity and muscle recovery.

The EAA leucine is a key «trigger» for building muscle, so leucine - rich foods with rapid digestive properties are best for recovery from resistance exercise.

When we consume BCAA's in food form, such as in protein rich meats, they are first carried to the liver, in which they are processed and broken down to be used either as fuel, or for muscle repair and recovery.

Because of this, most bodybuilders aim to eat a high - protein whole food meal as soon as possible after finishing their workout or consume various types of protein - enriched shakes in an attempt to use the full potential of the post-workout nutrition window, and that habit undoubtedly helps them stimulate better growth and accelerate muscle recovery.

Sports dietitians recommend yoghurt as the perfect recovery food for athletes as it is easy to consume and contains carbohydrates, which promote glycogen replenishment, and protein, which aids muscle recovery.

When you're insulin resistant, the body is much more likely to store the food you eat as fat, muscle recovery is slow and athletic performance is suboptimal because of increased fatigue.

On food swaps: One of my old - time ways of dealing with stress is eating, so now if I feel like indulging, I whip up a chocolate mug cake and enjoy; they are delicious and indulgent while being low in calories and carbs and also contribute to muscle recovery through the high protein content.

Carbohydrate - rich foods with a moderate to high glycemic index provide a readily available source of carbohydrate for muscle glycogen synthesis, and should be the major carbohydrate choices in recovery meals.

When I ask questions, it isn't uncommon for Doug to take out his clipboard and draw a quick graph to succinctly explain, for example, muscle recovery or the relationship between hunger, food and blood - sugar levels.

Besides the necessary sleep, which enables the muscle recovery process, a large part of the recovery is achieved through foods as well.

If you go without food for long periods of time, your body will turn on its own resources (e.g. your muscles) to provide needed nutrients for repair and recovery.

Plant - based foods can improve oxygen and nutrient delivery to hard - working muscles, ignite muscle growth and repair, and deliver the nutrients needed for maximal energy and recovery.

Protein is not what builds muscle but stimulus and enough food and good recovery does.

Even when you are eating the proper amount of the right kind of foods, performing the right type of training activity and actualizing the best recovery plan between exercises, it can still be hard to create the muscle mass you want in a short time.

Another major focus of recovery immediately following exercise has to do with replenishing energy stores and fluids lost during exercise and optimizing protein synthesis (the process of increasing the protein content of muscle cells, preventing muscle breakdown and increasing muscle size) by eating the right foods in the post-exercise meal.

To help facilitate this recovery, increase lean protein consumption from whole foods or Precision Protein to make sure muscles get the nutrition necessary to grow at the rate forced upon them by PLASMAJET.

With regard to food for vegan bodybuilding, additional physical effort in the form of strength or endurance training mandates an increase in the daily amount of protein required for recovery and regeneration including the additional growth of muscle cells.

In addition, the potassium helps to promote the breakdown of lactic acid in muscles after a workout, and is a great food to help prevent muscle soreness in the recovery process.

The 80 - 90 % of «clean foods» will ensure that your nutritional needs are being met in terms of optimizing muscle growth, fat loss, recovery and overall health, leaving you with 10 - 20 % of your daily intake to play around with however you'd like.

Since fat is burned at high rates during the post exercise period regardless of what food you eat, during this time most of the ingested energy (protein and carbohydrates) will go to replenish the depleted muscle energy stores and to enhance recovery.

Eating the right foods after workouts is important for muscle gain, recovery and performance.

Another extra workout, on the weekend or during the week if you can handle it, will be a bonus, but the intensity level will most likely be much lower, and then it is a matter of making sure you are replenishing your energy, getting the right food for muscle recovery, and enough sleep to repair damage.

Specifically, foods high in vitamin A, vitamin C, and antioxidants can help reduce muscle soreness and help with recovery.

Adding a scoop or two of these Collagen Peptides to food or beverages gives you the vitamin boost you need to support healthy hair, skin, nails, bone and joint health, digestion, muscle recovery, and more.

These whole foods provide an awesome blend of nutrients: protein, carbohydrates, fats, fiber, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and phytonutrients that build muscle, supply energy, decrease inflammation, and boost recovery.