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ยป Are those greens powders actually beneficial in anyway?
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post 1701196153 05-17-2024, 06:09 PM
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Are those greens powders actually beneficial in anyway?

I had been eating some broccoli slaw with a couple of my meals but as I progress further into my bulk the thought of eating any vegetables disgusts me. I've decided to drop all vegetables from my diet entirely. Should I start using a greens powder or just not bother?
post 1701196253 05-17-2024, 06:11 PM
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I tried them for a period of time. Didn't feel any benefit.

What has helped is fruit more so than vegetables. The potassium maxxing and being hydrated is a big boost in feeling better.
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post 1701196413 05-17-2024, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra
I tried them for a period of time. Didn't feel any benefit.

What has helped is fruit more so than vegetables. The potassium maxxing and being hydrated is a big boost in feeling better.
Yeah I've been eating a lot of fruit. It's much better tasting and adds easy calories. I'll probably see how it goes for a couple weeks then.
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