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TREAT FOOD AND WEIGHTS EQUALLY

1 MOVE

PHYSICAL TRAINING, gym sessions and lifting weights is one way to stimulate a change in muscle, writes Bristol Bears nutritionist James Morehen. A second way to do it is via nutrition.

Consuming carbs pre-exercise will result in an increase in blood glucose, more fuel availability and probably a better training session, and therefore more stress to the muscle.

Likewise, consuming protein

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