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    Lazy after eating oats

    In the mornings when i eat my oats i get really tired, does anyone feel the same thing? I have to have nice cup of coffee to get rid of the sluggishness.

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    Can't say I feel the same... Maybe it's a psychological thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ridla
    In the mornings when i eat my oats i get really tired, does anyone feel the same thing? I have to have nice cup of coffee to get rid of the sluggishness.
    Milk or Sugar in the mix?

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    I wake up, do my 45 mins, wait 30 mins then eat my egg whites/oats/pro powder.

    I'm hyped the entire day myself.

    ~SC~

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    maby just tired in the morning lol. Do you get lasy if you eat something else?

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    i wake up from it, its just the morning itself

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    i do my cardio, then have oats and a pro shake, put some splenda in the oats and im rollin after, such a great meal imo

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    If I put milk in the mix, I feel exactly the same thing; that mix really makes bad digestions...

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