Looking for post-workout recovery drink? Try low-calorie fitness beer
A Canadian beer company has created a low-alcohol, protein-packed 'fitness' beer called Lean Machine that they are touting as post-workout 'recovery ale'.
A Canadian beer company has created a low-alcohol, protein-packed 'fitness' beer called Lean Machine that they are touting as post-workout 'recovery ale'.
British Columbia-based Vampt said that its forthcoming Lean Machine beer has just 7 grams of protein at only 77 calories pop, making it a perfect option for drinkers apt to belly up to a bench press, the New York Daily News reported.
Other beers aimed at active lifestyles have fewer calories, but contain no protein and none of Lean Machine's replenishing nutrients and anti-oxidants, Vampt founder Ian Toews said.
Along with a proprietary protein, Vampt's Gator-ale is brewed to include other key nutrients such as glutamine, Vitamin C, Zinc and sodium and potassium.
The Canadian Lean Machine beer will be marketed as a sports drink as it contains nutrients such as glutamine, Vitamin C, Zinc and sodium and potassium.
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