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Babyfaced Assassin
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gymgirl
plan what you are gonna eat out the night before, thats what i do and it helps
also stick to a diet you can do. If you find low carb too difficult don't do it, i dont think i can live without carbs especially with my training nor do i think athletes and people who train should really go too low carb but moderate their carb intakes
plan what you are gonna eat out the night before, thats what i do and it helps
also stick to a diet you can do. If you find low carb too difficult don't do it, i dont think i can live without carbs especially with my training nor do i think athletes and people who train should really go too low carb but moderate their carb intakes
sawastea
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Babyfaced Assassin said:
Nicely said, BFA...
Ultimately it is cals in vs cals out. Carbs aren't your enemy. They can be, if eaten incorrectly (high GI with fats), but in general, they can help you especially in replenishing muscle glycogen after a stenuous workout
Like mentioned, plan your meals in advance and stop listening to Romo17, he's currupting your mind
Good idea guys. I recently lost weight and have done grea in the gym. I tired to do the diet that Mr.X (whom I love) gave me and it is just to much protein. I need to find something that works into my lifestyle a little better these days. I just don'y want to gain back the 35 pounds I lost!
Okay I'm going to plan out my meals in advance..thanks soo much!
Okay I'm going to plan out my meals in advance..thanks soo much!
sawastea said:
Nicely said, BFA...
Ultimately it is cals in vs cals out. Carbs aren't your enemy. They can be, if eaten incorrectly (high GI with fats), but in general, they can help you especially in replenishing muscle glycogen after a stenuous workout
Like mentioned, plan your meals in advance and stop listening to Romo17, he's currupting your mind
That might be the case...but i like the little sports freak!
are you writing everything down? I find when I do it really makes me watch what I eat bc even though Ill enjoy junk when I eat it when i actually have to log it into my food journal Im kicking myself in the ass for eating it in the first place and I quickly get out of bad eating habits.
Babyfaced Assassin
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it's in managing blood sugar levels, no need to severely restrict your carbs, eat them moderately as nonerz stated, just make good quality choices like oats, sweet potato, yams as opposed to refined stuff, white flours, breads and sugars
what kind of diet did you previously follow?
tell you what maybe we can help you with a new diet and im sure that alone will be good motivation to eat well, also if u set small goals
what kind of diet did you previously follow?
tell you what maybe we can help you with a new diet and im sure that alone will be good motivation to eat well, also if u set small goals
M
Mr.X
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Gymgurl said:Okay I just can't seem to get my shit together. I have cheated on my diet for so many days, that my cheats have become my diet. Anyone have any good tips on getting back to a lower carb higher protein diet after cheating for a week of so on sugar......
A lot of self control cannot be fixed w/ pills or diets, but you can try adding some ECA and fiber before every meal. Also, 5HTP and valerian root can help you a bit.
Mr.X
Babyfaced Assassin
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ECA will surpress apetite
Fiber will provide fullness and satiety
5HTP Elevates mood by producing Seratonin
valerian root relaxes
Fiber will provide fullness and satiety
5HTP Elevates mood by producing Seratonin
valerian root relaxes
Usually what I do before I cheat is I ask myself if its really worth it. Every pound of fat I gain sets me 2lbs back. I was kicking myself everyday for months for going from 195 back up to 232 after losing over 100lbs. I kept saying, "Damn it! I could be cut down to 6% instead of 24%!"
You can't do that. All you can do is suck it up, and not let it set you back. We are all in control of what we do, what we eat and how we train. The ultimate decision is ours. My new motto (the clean version) is, "Stop being a wuss and just do it!".
Make it happen because EVERY day you don't make it happen is another day that you'll have to make up if you're going to stick with a program. Eventually our days left to make up out number the days that we have left PERIOD.
JUST DO IT!
You can't do that. All you can do is suck it up, and not let it set you back. We are all in control of what we do, what we eat and how we train. The ultimate decision is ours. My new motto (the clean version) is, "Stop being a wuss and just do it!".
Make it happen because EVERY day you don't make it happen is another day that you'll have to make up if you're going to stick with a program. Eventually our days left to make up out number the days that we have left PERIOD.
JUST DO IT!
OXANDRIN
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what is your problem? overeating? or just eating bad food?
eating bad foods won't make you gain weight if your total cals for the day are reasonable. but overeating will make you fat fast. do some research on ghrelin. ghrelin is a hormone produced in the stomach with the natural ability to stimulate feeding when introduced to specialized weight regulation brain cells called neuropeptide Y neurons....ghrelin levels increase naturally in response to weight loss or reduced caloric intake. As expected, the hormone diminishes in response to food intake.
here is a study:
In the new study, researchers compared ghrelin levels in 13 overweight men and women trying to lose pounds on low-calorie diets. For both the crash dieters and 10 "normal-weight" subjects, ghrelin spiked before meals and fell off after eating. As the dieters lost weight, their daily ghrelin levels rose an average of 24 percent. This increase greatly stimulated the appetite for foods rich in sugar and fat. This explains why dieters not only gain back the weight they lost but gain up to an additional 10% after each diet.
eating bad foods won't make you gain weight if your total cals for the day are reasonable. but overeating will make you fat fast. do some research on ghrelin. ghrelin is a hormone produced in the stomach with the natural ability to stimulate feeding when introduced to specialized weight regulation brain cells called neuropeptide Y neurons....ghrelin levels increase naturally in response to weight loss or reduced caloric intake. As expected, the hormone diminishes in response to food intake.
here is a study:
In the new study, researchers compared ghrelin levels in 13 overweight men and women trying to lose pounds on low-calorie diets. For both the crash dieters and 10 "normal-weight" subjects, ghrelin spiked before meals and fell off after eating. As the dieters lost weight, their daily ghrelin levels rose an average of 24 percent. This increase greatly stimulated the appetite for foods rich in sugar and fat. This explains why dieters not only gain back the weight they lost but gain up to an additional 10% after each diet.
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What throws people off, when eating 'bad foods' like a cheat meal or high carbs, is the fact that they look alot worse the next day or even a few hours later. This is mistaken for fat that they have regained, when in reality, it is only bloating and water, put on from the foods that they ate, like carbs, and sodium.
If you have a cheat meal, it could be bennefitial for your body, throwing it back on to a higher metabolic rate. Dont let it get you down and throw all of your dieting down the drain. I personally used to get so stressed after eating a bad meal, but I realized that the stress you cause yourself is worse than the meal you just ate.
If you have a cheat meal, it could be bennefitial for your body, throwing it back on to a higher metabolic rate. Dont let it get you down and throw all of your dieting down the drain. I personally used to get so stressed after eating a bad meal, but I realized that the stress you cause yourself is worse than the meal you just ate.
Nonerz
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serbstyle1 said:
True, I bloat a lot after so called bad foods...it is dissapointing because diet, self-control, willpower--whatever you want to call it-- is SOOOOO mental! At least for me, it is!
Gymgurl, I liked the 5HTP, it helped curb cravings, regulated my sleeping patterns, elevated mood...pretty much improved my overall well-being. It's the PRE-Cursor to Serotonin production, if I remember correctly. Now back to the protein issue...were you physically unable to eat the 200 gr's of protein, or what?
obiwan9962
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hi gym
sorry to hear
why not save you your cheats for a carb up day?
that way you don't need to see it as a cheat
but rather a reward for 5-6 days on ckd
the 5htp will help
i also use glutamine to help curb the cravings
as for all the protien do the recomended amount every other day
and then a lesser amount the next day
really depends on what you are trying to achieve
sorry to hear
why not save you your cheats for a carb up day?
that way you don't need to see it as a cheat
but rather a reward for 5-6 days on ckd
the 5htp will help
i also use glutamine to help curb the cravings
as for all the protien do the recomended amount every other day
and then a lesser amount the next day
really depends on what you are trying to achieve
M
Mr.X
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Gymgurl said:
Fill you up, blunt appetite and curb cravings.
I just wanted to add:
I read Othello by Shakespeare a few month back (again for the 100th time loL) and I quote I saw there might be helpful: "Though life is strong, as strong as though mind can make you believe tis." To me this means that you are strong and no matter what happens w/ your diet it's all mind over diet (so to speak). Control through the use of willpower and your mind and you'll become more than you bargained for.
You are the great you are and you can get through this; sometimes pills are not the answer, but will is.
Mr.X
Nonerz said:
I just can't physically eat that much protein. Which in the past has lead to to see that some days I don't eat enough calories. To answer someone elses question...I have just made some bad food choices, but not really overate. I started lifting again this week (due to back problem I was off a week) and I am feeling much better. I have been setting up a diet for myself based on what you guys have kind recomened and what Mr. x had already helped me with. So I will post that tonight and see what you guys think!!
M
Mr.X
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Gymgurl said:
Anytime...I hope you get through this, I am here for you
Mr.X
