#140: Q&A! Should You Eat Carbs w Every Meal, What We Eat To Support Training, How Much Protein‪?‬ The JCN Clinic Podcast Show

In this Q&A episode Jessica & Carissa cover listeners questions such as:

- Is it important to have carbohydrates with each meal; if so what are some healthy carbohydrates?

- What does a day on your plate look like for your training? Do you track macros?

- Why is protein important and how much do we really need?


Plus more!


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Show Notes:


Carissa recommended Portable Ice Baths (note Carissa has just purchased an ice batch #notsponsored for health reasons)


Jessica Recommended Episode 139 of The JCN Clinic Podcast Show - How Nutritionists Fuel Their Training https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/episode-138-how-nutritionists-fuel-their-training/id1244288862?i=1000648395454


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Episode 12: How To Create Macronutrient Balance In Your Diet https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/episode-12-how-to-create-macronutrient-balance-in-your-diet/id1244288862?i=1000394592048


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