
Train Your Gut Like You Train Your Legs – How to Absorb More Carbs Without GI Distress
Learn how to train your gut to absorb up to 120g carbs/hour using Dr. Asker Jeukendrup’s research. Boost endurance, reduce GI distress, and fuel your goals.
Learn how to train your gut to absorb up to 120g carbs/hour using Dr. Asker Jeukendrup’s research. Boost endurance, reduce GI distress, and fuel your goals.
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