The last few nutrition papers I read (Your sleeveless you must read nutrition papers. Dem the rules) have mentioned Blueberrys. One was regarding stocking up on anti oxidants pre training, as a way of reducing the Level of damage caused. The other was regarding certian flavonoides that helped prevent weight gain. Maybe its a Nordic thing. But I've been trying to eat a decent amount every day.
The unfermented beer stuff I binge on is pretty calorific. Loads of B-vits. So OK if coming off a big work out. But I cut it out during periods of less Activity.
Have a look at the research which shows antioxidants as hampering performance by reducing the body's response to a training load. Basically making recovery easier means body doesn't adapt quite as much to deal with the training load or something like that.
Theres always someone ready to piss on Your cornflakes.......
Does this mean the way I used to drink a ton a beer, eat a few kebabs, sleep for 3 hours, then play rugby. Was actually giving my body optimal adaptation?
The last few nutrition papers I read (Your sleeveless you must read nutrition papers. Dem the rules) have mentioned Blueberrys. One was regarding stocking up on anti oxidants pre training, as a way of reducing the Level of damage caused. The other was regarding certian flavonoides that helped prevent weight gain. Maybe its a Nordic thing. But I've been trying to eat a decent amount every day.
The unfermented beer stuff I binge on is pretty calorific. Loads of B-vits. So OK if coming off a big work out. But I cut it out during periods of less Activity.