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Power Eating for Recovery-Recovery Drinks
Susan M. Kleiner, PhD, RD, FACN, CNS, FISSN
April 26, 2008

The first WINForum meeting of 2008 was held during Soccerpalooza, April 26 at the Tacoma Convention Center. Dr. Susan Kleiner is the author of The Good Mood Diet and Power Eating. Kleiner shared the importance of athletes taking a more positive approach to what they eat, remembering that FOOD is FUEL. In this segment, Kleiner concentrates on post-workout recovery, emphasizing the importance of timing and the intake of fluid within 30 minutes after workout. Visit www.winforum.org for more information.

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  • this book is awesome!

  • @jreily88 As a general rule, try and eat 30-50 grams of protein within 60 minutes of exercise. Also, try and eat a form of simple carbohydrates within 90 minutes, throughout the rest of the day complex carbohydrates are the way to go.

  • I agree. The book is brilliant... every chapter has a studies based..

  • I also heard that if you eat food too soon, like less than 30 minutes after a workout, then you shut down those growth hormones. However, if you wait longer than 1 hour, then your body starts producing cortisol and goes into a catabolic state. I'm not making this up. I got it from another doctor.

  • I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!

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