caffeine and carbohydrate loading
Caffeine and carbohydrate loading refers to the practice of consuming caffeine and a high amount of carbohydrates to enhance athletic performance. It involves increasing glycogen stores in the muscles through carbohydrate intake, while caffeine acts as a stimulant to boost energy levels and reduce fatigue during exercise.
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