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> burning a hundred calories GP left out the units but is clearly talking about grams ("absorb ... 100 carbs per hour"), not calories (no one needs training to
by loeg 6mo ago
> burning a hundred calories
GP left out the units but is clearly talking about grams ("absorb ... 100 carbs per hour"), not calories (no one needs training to absorb 25g/hr). Carbs are 4 kcal/g. 100g of carb (400 kcal) an hour isn't replacement level for even casual athletic efforts, but it does mitigate the loss of glycogen in muscle somewhat.
- andreareina 6mo agoExogenous carbohydrate doesn't spare muscle glycogen, only liver glycogen.