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Dr. Andy Galpin on Strength Training for Recreational Athletes

Muscle for Life with Mike Matthews

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Balance Carbs for Better Sleep

Eating a moderate amount of carbohydrates before bed can significantly improve sleep quality. A daily intake of 150 to 200 grams of carbs, combined with regular physical activity like weightlifting and endurance training, can lead to lower insulin levels and higher sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG). Introducing a mixed meal of approximately 50 grams of rolled oats with some almond milk and fruit before sleep can enhance glycogen storage and positively impact sleep. This small dietary adjustment can provide immediate benefits in sleep quality.

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