Dr. Andy Galpin

Like, yeah, let's give it a go.

But I don't necessarily think you would have to do that to have healthy mitochondria, if that's another way to answer the question.

Personal preference in terms of feeding or not feeding.

The literature would be fairly clear here.

I would say our personal experience would match that.

Some people are fine.

Some people are not.

If you want to go just like practical recommendations, a banana and a protein shake.

Super easy.

A little bit of yogurt, maybe in granola.

We have a lot of our athletes that will train in the morning.

That's a really common thing.

Some granola, yogurt, maybe honey, maybe some berries, small six to eight ounces, right?

Really small servings.

You're talking probably 300 calories.

maybe 50 grams of carbohydrate, like in these rough neighborhoods of things, some a little protein, 10 to 30 grams, depending on their physical size.

Remember, some of our athletes are 115 pounds, some of them are 350 pounds.

So like the numbers vary.

A small size is different for those people.

So personal preference, but yeah, the recommendations would be things like that.