acer290 said:What I'm saying is eat fat with protein, eat protein with carbs, but don't eat fat with carbs.
When you eat fat with carbs, the fat is shuttled into fat cells. When you eat fat with protein, the fat is used constructively within the body and not turned to fat. As long as you don't eat too many calories.
And an entire day layout depends on your maintenance calorie level.
Basically i would make your first three meals of the day carb and protein and your last three meals fat and protein. Of course this depends on your training becuase you want the carbs post workout.
yeah i see the logic with eating protein/fat and protein/carbs, as opposed to carbs/fat. That i already knew and made alot of sense. My workouts times vary right now, once they are set(starting next week) i will be able to set the diet more precise.
And i know that it depends on my weight(maintnance cals) obvioulsy i need more calories than someone who weighs 170lbs and less than someone who wieghs 230lbs. I just want an example of what type of food a person combines together to complete the diet successfully throughout the day. And then i will adjust it for myself.
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