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 Shall we have a diet/workout post?, To Help Each Other.

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lilredridinghood
post Nov 25 2010, 10:38 AM

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Instead of creating a new topic, I was thinking the other day, why do most people here I see take HL Low Fat Milk instead of a whole full cream milk? Checked the nutritional contents and find that the carbohydrate is higher compare to those non low fats because of added sugars. I understand that low fat milks are usually higher in protein and is a great addition to post workout, with cereal, but I drink milk throughout the day and I'm still on a pretty low to moderate carb diet without any sugars, I just wanna know what's the reasoning behind all these and was I just being too paranoid with all the simple sugars.
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post Nov 25 2010, 01:35 PM

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QUOTE(bigbangformula @ Nov 25 2010, 01:21 PM)
What kind of brand do u drink?When I go to supermarkets,I can only find HL Low Fat Milk,I can't seem to find whole full cream milk
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forgot the brand, but I just grab whatever is there, just that I prefer unsweetened stuffs, at times maybe milk powder. Whole full cream milk = non low fat milk
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post Apr 5 2013, 10:48 AM

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QUOTE(sweet_pez @ Apr 4 2013, 11:16 PM)
Your intention is to put on weight? But you're doing it the unhealthy way. Your food intake has way too much fat. 1pc of roti canai is about 360 calories (http://thestar.com.my/health/story.asp?file=/2011/2/27/health/8131694&sec=health) with 10gm fat, make it 2 it's double the damage. 

3-in-1 has high sugar content. Suggest you take Milo kosong instead. As for your Gardenia bun, I'd think the Ikan Bilis will do less damage than the cream-filled ones. Instead of fried fish, go for steam, grilled or other cooking style. Taking fried fish once in a while (depends on your definition, mine would be once or twice a month) is okay.

Ramli chicken patties contain 15gm fat, make it two and that's 30gm. You're consuming too much fat. Go for more dairy products such as milk, soya, nuts etc which gives you the much needed protein and the healthier type of 'fat'.

I don't know, that's just my opinion. It's definitely bad in the long run... but well, whatever works for you.
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Actually, sometimes, if we have to be 100% clean, it'd be really boring :/
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post Apr 5 2013, 11:22 PM

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QUOTE(sweet_pez @ Apr 5 2013, 11:59 AM)
If it's 100% clean then there should be no ikan bilis sambal bun, teh tarik, less rice and definitely no fried chicken, not a full box of raisins and no mayo on mashed potatoes laugh.gif notice I didn't comment on those? It's already a lavish meal by standard.

My point is that, he can have some of these food once in a while (probably even once a week or once every 2 weeks) but consuming them on daily basis seems damaging considering the high fat content of roti canai and Ramli patty. Taking 1 is bad enough but 2pc seems a little overboard in my context.

Adjusting your meal is important to be healthier. For example,you can still enjoy a good cup of Milo without sugar. Just have your Milo slightly thicker for better taste. Even if you want to gain weight, the "gain" has to be on a healthier term.

Advices are based on knowledge, opinion and personal experience. Like I said, do what you think is best for you because it's your own body, your health and your determination. End of the day, each person makes his/ her decision on what to eat; no one can stop you from going for Nasi Lemak, char kuey teow or fried chicken but control your portion and do not over-consume them.
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Nothing wrong, but clean, is, bored. tongue.gif

Then again, clean is subjective to be honest

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