Gamer Food

Arts & Media Food & Drink
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rockstar

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Fruit, hasselbacks, pizza, cheese (preferably gouda or mozarrella), grilled cheese and turkey sandwiches, rice.

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Apple juice and wheat thins

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Hweat thins.

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Combos and mtn dew

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Posted this a few months ago on a similar thread, but heres a channel you might be interested in: http://www.youtube.com/user/GamerMealTime

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Moxie... I thought I was the only one!

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Some nice coffee or tea and some subway.

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Pretzels, cucumbers, rasberries, colly flour, dried tuna, buffalo jerky, honest aid drink, coffee, cape pops, and most of the time nothing because I'm too focused on the game to eat or drink.

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Mostly fuit, apples, oranges, lemons or sometimes dark chocolate.

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Large bag of doritos, some soda, Red Bull/Rip It/Monster, and flavored water.

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Philly cheese steak, sandwichitos, jerky, or some fruits.  to drink: water, random fruit juices, or some smirnoff

 

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This may seem weird but noodles mainly cup ramen and Korean delivery jaja myung (black bean noodles)

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Monster energy (the blue one) tall can, and sandwiches or fruit.  It has to be clean and easily handled. Plenty of carbs. Pb&j is a good one. 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQSRB_feUJ8

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 drinks :coffee, hot chocolate, tea, lattes, americanos and anything else with high amounts of caffeine in

food: flapjacks or crackers

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Volvic flavoured water is my beverage of choice. Strawberry where possible.

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Anyone use nootropic supplements to increase cognitive function?  

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Joe Rogan Markets the shit out of alpha brain on his podcast. https://www.onnit.com/alphabrain/#research

Every episode I spend 5 minutes listening to him talk about the stuff. Haven’t tried it but at least his website offers a research page for it. If you're really worried about cognitive performance, try to follow the food pyramid and take a multivitamin every day before spending $1+ per pill.

Looking at the ingredient use of alpha brain you'll see Vitamin B6, b-complex vitamins (L-Alpha glycerylphosphorylcholine) from milk, green tea extracts (L-Theanine), non-essential amino acids (L-Tyrosine) from dairy products, and Phosphatidylserine (extracted from soybeans or cabbage). The other ingredients are reported to increase mental capacity by increasing brain metabolism, blood flow and DNA repairing. https://www.onnit.com/alphabrain/#ingredients-use

No statement made on any of their ingredients have been evaluated by the FDA. See the light grey text at the very last line on the webpage: https://www.onnit.com/alphabrain/

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