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Gen-Tec Nutrition Pure Carbs Product Features:
- Gen-Tec Nutrition Pure Carbs High Quality Medium Chain Carbohydrate Polymer
- Insulin spike for anabolic drive
- Support an anabolic environment with Gen-Tec Nutrition Pure Carbs
- Assist glycogen replenishment
- Improve recovery with Gen-Tec Nutrition Pure Carbs
- Maximise muscle growth and recovery
AND OTHER PRODUCT OPTIONS
$29.95
Size - 2kg ($29.95)
International Protein Extreme Carbs Product Features:
- International Protein Extreme Carbs
- Energy and Glycogen Recovery Formula
- Multi phase glycogen replenishment
- Contains high and low GI carbohydrates
- Assist transport of glucose to skeletal muscle
- Enhance the body's anabolic
AND OTHER PRODUCT OPTIONS
$29.95
Size - 1.8kg
Flavour - Natural
Flavour - Natural
PrimaForce Carb Slam Product Features:
- PrimaForce Carb Slam
- Waxy Maize Starch
- Support post-workout glycogen resynthesis with PrimaForce Carb Slam
- Supports recovery from intense training
- Enhance nutrient delivery with PrimaForce Carb Slim
- Rapidly absorbed to fuel muscles
AND OTHER PRODUCT OPTIONS
$49.95
Size - 6lbs
Syn-Tec Carbo-Plex Product Features
- Syn-Tec Carbo-Plex Carbohydrate Support
- High quality medium chain carbohydrate
- Provides a slow, maintained release of energy
- Assist in creating an anabolic environment with Syn-Tec Carbo-Plex
- Mix Syn-Tec Carbo-Plex with protein shakes
- Add to Creatine and Glutamine to aid absorption
AND OTHER PRODUCT OPTIONS
$32.90
Flavour - Unflavoured
Size - 2kg
Size - 2kg
Carbohydrates are stored in the body as glycogen, present in the muscles and liver. Carbohydrate supplements used prior to and during training can increase energy and create an insulin spike for rapid transport of nutrients to the muscles for an improved workout. Use of post-workout carbohydrate supplements will assist in glycogen replenishment and assist recovery and repair. Carbohydrate supplements are also a convenient way to add calories to protein shakes for increases in mass gains.
