Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below
napsgear
genezapharmateuticals
domestic-supply
puritysourcelabs
Research Chemical SciencesUGFREAKeudomestic
napsgeargenezapharmateuticals domestic-supplypuritysourcelabsResearch Chemical SciencesUGFREAKeudomestic

Ideal Breakfast

PANTS

New member
At breakfast I've been eating either:

1) Muesli/Flax/Soya Milk
or
2) Peanut Butter on toast.

Now I hear its not good to mix fats and carbs in the same meal!
Is this true?
 
The ideal breakfast IMO is the following:

- natural oatmeal (quantity dependent on number of carbs wanted)
- 7-8 egg whites (20+ g of quality protein)
- a tspn of ground flax seeds sprinkled on oats (healthy fats)
- a scoop (20g) of a quality whey mixed in the oats.

Breakfast of a champion.
 
RippedUp said:
The ideal breakfast IMO is the following:

- natural oatmeal (quantity dependent on number of carbs wanted)
- 7-8 egg whites (20+ g of quality protein)
- a tspn of ground flax seeds sprinkled on oats (healthy fats)
- a scoop (20g) of a quality whey mixed in the oats.

Breakfast of a champion.
Relax Arnold!
 
True about not mixing carbs and fat, it is not ideal.

Ideal breakfast would be depended on goals, mine would be steak and eggs, tastes good, is good for you, and won't interfere w/ the fat burning process.
 
PwB said:
True about not mixing carbs and fat, it is not ideal.

Ideal breakfast would be depended on goals, mine would be steak and eggs, tastes good, is good for you, and won't interfere w/ the fat burning process.

Exactly- it is not good to mix both fats and carbs...
 
I'm with RippedUp! That is a true breakfast of a champion!

I usually have oatbran, 7 egg whites + 1/2 egg yolk + fat-free cheddar (pure casein), some strawberries and some water. I also take a whole lot of vitamins about 20 minutes before breakfast.
 
PANTS said:
I forget, but what's the reason for not mixing fat with carbs?

Carbs release insulin.
In an insulin-rich environment, all ingested fat will quickly be stored instead of being slowly digested... not good.

So it is better to eat:
-Protein + fat
or
-Protein + carbs
 
Ok, I've been combining fat and carbs for the last 5 years, my body fat is 8-10% usually.
I'll give this theory a go and see if it drops me down to 6-8%.
 
Top Bottom