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Quick Win: Fuel Your Rhythm – The 1-Hour Pre-Workout Nutrition Window

Your body’s internal clock affects how well it uses fuel for exercise. If you eat about 60 minutes before you train—when cortisol and insulin sensitivity naturally peak—you get better energy and faster recovery.

Here’s how to try it: (1/3)

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biohacks 2d ago

Pick your usual workout time. Most people hit it in late morning or early evening.
Eat a balanced meal an hour before you start. Think complex carbs plus lean protein—like oatmeal with berries and protein powder, or a bit of chicken with sweet potatoes.
Drink 16–20 ounces of water with your meal.
Skip heavy fats or too much fiber. They slow digestion and can make you feel off mid-session. (2/3)

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biohacks

Play with your carb-to-protein mix over a few days. See what gives you steadiest energy. Pay attention to how you feel after eating.

Most people notice lasting energy, sharper focus, and better endurance—often within the first session. It’s a simple tweak, but it can make your workouts feel easier and more effective right away.

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