You should eat food that is low in fat and simple sugars after completing your exercise regimen. This should include complex carbohydrates and about 20 grams of protein, a little less for lighter routines and a little more for longer, more vigorous routines. Don't worry about the exact amount.
The important thing is to eat some protein after exercise in order to build muscle strength. Most prepared foods have the protein content listed on the package nutrition label. On days when you exercise, your protein intake should exceed 50 grams - unless otherwise indicated by your physician or other healthcare professional.
Depending on your exercise and energy expenditure, you might need to increase your daily protein intake to 60-100 grams. Exercise is usually associated with fluid loss, so drink water liberally before, during, and/or after exercise.
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