a lot of carb/fat intake..
I suggest try to adjust carb intake...
lilredridinghood's log, Cutting Phase, hopefully can sustain
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Jul 25 2010, 11:51 AM
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seriously you don't need to rely on fat burner product...
a lot of carb/fat intake.. I suggest try to adjust carb intake... |
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Jul 26 2010, 02:51 PM
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Bro...
please set your exact time for each meal. Start at 7~8am meal.. it's must be light and high protein. (this will help ur body to start their engine Set one day (sunday) as ur cheat day.. about rice.. how much is much for you? I assume it's must be full plate it's better to take plain water.. ABC? Coffee ... if like this.. I'm sure.. u just pay for nothing for your supplement.. come on.. you can do it.. adjust again.. set ur mentality to high level This post has been edited by xixo_12: Jul 26 2010, 02:57 PM |
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Jul 26 2010, 06:55 PM
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Do remember, I'm not nutrionist or anything related with health purpose. I'm just normal person that able to create ~1kg/week deficit.
Most of diet, work for me. Since you're more into this, I advice you to seek the answer from reading a lot of health article. Breakfast - during sleep, your metabolism is low, so to rapid it, you need breakfast, it will help people that really like to lose some weight. Normal people need protein every day, it depend on your lean body mass. Protein will help you to reduce calories/day. Protein focus on burning calories, recover injured tissue. (you're playing gym right?) About ABC - it's depend on you! If your mind say no, then you always can reject your friend request, or bring to other place. Coffee is good, but do beware in term of intake. QUOTE I'm not being defensive, but things can be better if you provide some credible sources or nutrition inside the food, the reason behind it As I stated, I'm not nutrionist, don't expect me to give all exact info, while you can get through google. I'm here to give you support, as I'm play gym, adjust my weekly meal every 2 weeks, do monitor weight, If you can't achive 0.5~1kg/week, adjust your meal again. Reducing weight is about trial and error. You should know the theory behind it 1pound = 3500cal ... so try to calculate how can you reduce 1 pound in 1 week. |
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Jul 26 2010, 08:53 PM
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QUOTE(lilredridinghood @ Jul 26 2010, 08:37 PM) I agree with you regarding the first part of the breakfast where you need breakfast to raise your metabolism, but protein doesn't burn calories, muscle does. Muscles need proteins, water as well as glucose to build or repair it. Glucose from fruits mainly. please get the fact right.ABC, yeah, I could have done better, but no harm taking once a while right? I take carbs mainly to satisfy my hunger as well as to accumulate enough strength for my weight lifting. You have done a great deal of 0.5~1kg/week, congrats on that and I have seen your diet before, I can't do that. And to get a more accurate stats, why not post your weight lifting intensity as a reference? QUOTE To digest and utilize protein your body requires a energy (calories) to complete this task. This means your metabolism has to increase even more to sustain the energy demands. The result is more calories burned and more fat lost. read more : http://www.streetdirectory.com/travel_guid...gry_easily.html muscle is different story based on your word, it's just mental weakness.. slowly... protein will help you to keep you full IF it's enough This post has been edited by xixo_12: Jul 26 2010, 08:55 PM |
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