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After workout I eat a spoon of peanut butter and 2 walnuts is it ok or I should take it 2-3hrs before my workout.
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Post or pre workout it's perfect. Please share your details about Health parameters and daily routine and food habits along with physical activity level for assessment and further guidance
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