Paul Saladino· MD
i try to get 50 or so of my calories earlier in the day and then i taper as the day goes on usually eat a lighter dinner that's just how i sleep better
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i try to get 50 or so of my calories earlier in the day and then i taper as the day goes on usually eat a lighter dinner that's just how i sleep better
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I want to eat and I want to replenish my like I said my glycogen. Your protein synthesis is seems to be somewhat higher in the morning as well. and I just barely had like a 14 hour fast and so I want to get my muscles and everything going and so get that in there and then for lunch, you know, just whatever I need to have and I try to get more greens and things and then I have a a pretty big dinner. Most my calories are actually in the dinner.
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