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Hello , According to my life style I start my day with workout (can't change cause of work)which includes pre workout (caffeine) and post workout includes whey protein , glutamine I wanted to know I also wanted to have lauki ka juice (bottle gourd) I don't know what time it will suit . Can I take it 10-15 minutes before pre-workout ? Or 15-20 min after post workout Or should I take after my 1 st meal cause there is very less time gap Kindly suggest
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Hi Hope you are doing fine. I think you will feel heavy if you have juice just before exercise after exercise it's better will keep you hydrated as well. You can have as inbetween meal also. Also always check about so many supplements what you  are taking right now. Supplemental are required when your diet is not sufficient Need more information about your lifestyle and eating pattern to help you better.
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Hi You can include it in mid meal if you can have it fresh Or along with breakfast Diet planning while work out needs all details and suggestions goes accordingly
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Hello, Preworkout meal calculations are based on various factors and they need a lot of planning. Consult me online for the detailed diet chart
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Avoid Caffeine as a pre-workout meal. Instead you can have a Fruit or you can have bottle gourd juice prior to your workouts (10-15 mins prior)
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Hi You can take after work out or in mid morning
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Hello! You can take the ‘lauki ka juice’ along with breakfast, or as a snack between lunch and dinner. Avoid taking it around your work out time as it will be too much fluid and can cause heaviness and lower workout efficacy. Taking the juice with breakfast or as a snack will keep you fuller for longer and prevent intake of high carb-high fat snacks and meals.
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Try to cut down on caffeine , whey and glutamine and stick to more natural pre/ post workout supplements like nuts, bananas, peanut butter, black coffee, green tea etc
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