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Originally Posted by RH Clark
I agree with your list except that I don't see any benefit in consuming bread in any form, and there are many possible negatives. According to many studies sugars can also have a negative impact regardless of exercise level.
Some breads are better than others. Whole grains are much healthier than refined flour. My every day bread is made from 21 whole grains and seeds. Macronutrients:
  • 1.5 g fat (zero saturated)
  • 22 g carbohydrates (including 5 g fiber)
  • 5 g protein
Whole grains and seeds are major ingredients of a healthy, plant-based diet.

Training & Nutrition content: My post-ride meal is usually a PB&J sandwich with the above bread, and "jelly" made from fresh fruit that was turned to mush in a blender. I don't like store-bought jelly--way too much sugar.
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