Is it good or bad to eat whole eggs(white + yolk) before workout for mass gain, if good, then what is the quantity to eat? Please give a genuine suggestion.
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Hi, thank you for your enquiry.
Quantity of eggs depends on individual protein requirement. But yes, 2 whole eggs pre workout can be taken.
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Dear user, you can have whole eggs before workout. you have to decide that how much your body can digest, my suggestion is 2 to 6 eggs per day as per your hunger / requirement .
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Hi, whole Egg can be had before workout along with a source of carbohydrates like cereals or a fruit, an hour prior to workout so that it gives energy during workout.
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