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G2 and stalls.

I have read some post about breaking stalls with G2 (Gatorade). Have you tried it before, if so, how?

P.s. Try to be very specific please. The posts I have read regarding this topic are very vague.

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    • OutsideMatchInside
      OutsideMatchInside

      I don't think I will ever be thirsty enough in life to drink gatorade.

    • sleevenv
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      Some people's bodies go into starvation mode because they are consuming almost no carbohydrates. G2 had some sugar, but it's their low calorie version. For me, by adding one serving s day of g2, it bo

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    Don't know anything about breaking a stall with G2. However my NUT & Doc don't want me drinking G2 because it has sugar in it. I do Powerade Zero when I need an electrolyte boost.

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    I don't think I will ever be thirsty enough in life to drink gatorade.

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    Some people's bodies go into starvation mode because they are consuming almost no carbohydrates. G2 had some sugar, but it's their low calorie version. For me, by adding one serving s day of g2, it boosted my energy and metabolism and I came out of my stall. This is not saying you can drink lots of servings a week, but just a few to help your body stop thinking its starving.

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