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And I am a guy, not sure if that matters...
This depends on a few things. If you exercise first thing in the morning or late in the afternoon, you could quickly follow up with a healthy breakfast or dinner. If your workout is during non-meal time, it's best to have something to replenish your muscle carbohydrate stores (called glycogen) with a little bit of protein for muscle repair and synthesis. Research shows that eating foods with a combination of carbohydrates and protein is best (4:1 ratio) for recovery. Here are some examples:
For more on what to eat before, during and after exercise, see this WebMD article.
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I have a protein shake which relieves me of that felling of being hungry.
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