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Eating before bed.

Important Notice:

The advice needed isn't for my benefit because I'm the biggest man in the world, it's for a friend.

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Basically bro's, for someone with a reasonably fast metabolism that has difficulty gaining weight, would it be a better idea to eat a big meal just before sleep for 'Muscle Gain'?

Whilst training of course, how beneficial would this be?

Would it lead to mainly fat gain?

Cheers,

BIGGEST MAN IN THE WORLD
 
Not the best overall idea.....

unless you want to gain fat, the last meal should not be huge
 
ZGzaZ said:
uh....whats the question???

Question's under the ----- line.

So Anthrax, you reckon it will cause large proportion fat/muscle gain?

If my bodies (i mean my mates) needing protein for repair after training, what protein/carb/fat composition do you think the meal should be?

And in terms of calories, in a diet of about 2500 per day, how many cals in the meal about an hour before bed?

BIGGEST MAN IN THE WORLD
 
a bucket of cottage cheese before going to bed is the best.
Dude, you need to read to find out everthing you dont know. You dont know too much, from what i see, and it would take to long to tell you everything you need to know.
 
So...

You guys see no benefits to a guy with a fast metabolism that struggles to get enough calories, of eating a high calorie meal before bed as opposed to trying to eat more throughout the day?

More replies welcomed.

BIGGEST MAN IN THE WORLD
 
Your pre-bed time meal should be composed of protein and fat (example: protein shake and ANPB or chicken and nuts, or cottage cheese). Remeber, you will be sleeping for about 8 hours which should be the longest amount of time, in a 24 hour period, that you go without eating. Although you're asleep, your body is still working away, specially if you wokred out that day your body will be trying to repair muscles. Eatin fat and protein befroe bed will make sure there is enough nutrients to go around so that your body does not rob them away from your muscles to sustain itself during that long period without feeding. No carbs as they will likely turn into fat due to your sedentary state.

Protein and fat before bedtime will help fight catabolism. Keep it simple.

Hope that helps
 
SoreArms said:
Your pre-bed time meal should be composed of protein and fat (example: protein shake and ANPB or chicken and nuts, or cottage cheese). Remeber, you will be sleeping for about 8 hours which should be the longest amount of time, in a 24 hour period, that you go without eating. Although you're asleep, your body is still working away, specially if you wokred out that day your body will be trying to repair muscles. Eatin fat and protein befroe bed will make sure there is enough nutrients to go around so that your body does not rob them away from your muscles to sustain itself during that long period without feeding. No carbs as they will likely turn into fat due to your sedentary state.

Protein and fat before bedtime will help fight catabolism. Keep it simple.

Hope that helps


Ditto. I dont have the fastest BMR in the world and I eat two or three servings of non-fat cottage cheese before bed. Its helped me quite a bit with muscle retention/repair and seems to keep my metabolism bumped up.
 
The protein shake taken at night, should it be with skim milk or water? skim milk has some carbs right? (thought of water and protein powder....yuck)
 
DecaBane said:
The protein shake taken at night, should it be with skim milk or water? skim milk has some carbs right? (thought of water and protein powder....yuck)

A few carbs before bed won't kill you nor they will make you gain 20 pounds of fat during the night
 
biggest_man_in_the_world said:
So...

You guys see no benefits to a guy with a fast metabolism that struggles to get enough calories, of eating a high calorie meal before bed as opposed to trying to eat more throughout the day?

More replies welcomed.

BIGGEST MAN IN THE WORLD
Eating a meal just before bed is no substitute for eating properly throughout the day. You need to spread your 2500 calories out into 5-6 meals daily (ideally). If you eat too much at one time it is either gonna be stored or discarded as waste.
 
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