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Recovery Carbohydrates

Your muscles can replace glycogen at the average rate of about 5 percent per hour. Thus, it takes at least 20 hours to fully replenish depleted muscles. Ideally, you you should consume carbohydrate-rich foods and beverages within 15 minutes after your workout.





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