
Originally Posted by
951thompson
I agree, your body feeds off you glycogen stores post work out. No your body feeds off glycogen stores at all times. Anything you eat post workout will just top up your glycogen stores, if you are eating well though out the day, you don't need to eat straight after your workout. No. This is statement is completely wrong. After a workout your glycogen stores are depleted NOT topped off. How much they are depleted depends on amount of and intensity of exercise.
People who intermittent fast prove this by going long periods of time without food, some even workout fasted, the fuel your body is using though the fasted period of time is your glycogen stores and fat reserves. It takes 48 hours without food for your body to run out of glycogen, then your body turns cattobolic. Run out of Glycogen?! Do you even know what Glycogen is? Where its stored? Again sentence is total B.S. It takes 48 hours for your body to turn cattobolic! So in a nutshell there is no one hour window.