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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
    Thanks. Is the "afterburn" really that important anyway? Should one avoid carbs altogether post cardio?

    Thank-you.
    I think it is, the metabolism is ramped up and burning fat as a fuel source at a relatively high rate. If one is cutting I see no reason to ingest a carb source directly after training. Most of what I have seen in the literature is that eating little to nothing for up to 2 hours PWO does not effect overall protein synthesis in a negative fashion. I personally cant stomach eating for at least an hour after training so it doesnt effect me not to eat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuscleScience View Post
    I think it is, the metabolism is ramped up and burning fat as a fuel source at a relatively high rate. If one is cutting I see no reason to ingest a carb source directly after training. Most of what I have seen in the literature is that eating little to nothing for up to 2 hours PWO does not effect overall protein synthesis in a negative fashion. I personally cant stomach eating for at least an hour after training so it doesnt effect me not to eat.
    Nvm, my comprehension level wasn't all there after reading this question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sizerp View Post
    Nvm, my comprehension level wasn't all there after reading this question.
    I see,
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