Pre-Workout: Will is make you gain weight/hurt weight loss?
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I always carry like propel water with me, and a protein bar which I eat in the middle of my workout it really helps me out a lot!1
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C4 blue fizz pre-workout, which is the kind I use, has five calories per serving. It says so right on the label. How much pre-workout were you planning on drinking that you're worried it's going to make you gain weight?0
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Larissa_NY wrote: »C4 blue fizz pre-workout, which is the kind I use, has five calories per serving. It says so right on the label. How much pre-workout were you planning on drinking that you're worried it's going to make you gain weight?
It wasn't about using a lot. It was more so not knowing what it was (composition, purpose, intended effects, side effects, etc.). But thank you!0
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