WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
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Carbohydrates provide an important fuel source during intense exercise. Needs differ between rest days and heavy training days. We match food choices to training demands and individual responses rather than using a universal low-carb or high-carb rule.
What we consider in context
- Training intensity and weekly volume
- Total energy, protein and carbohydrate sources
- Practical timing around workouts and recovery
What one result cannot tell you
Carbohydrates do not automatically cause diabetes, and low-carbohydrate eating is not the best fit for every athlete. Medical glucose issues need separate assessment.
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Should I eat carbs before a workout?
It depends on duration, intensity, prior meals and tolerance.
Can I eat carbs while losing fat?
Yes. Overall energy balance and adherence are important.
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