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yes, you definitely need a little carbs to ensure your body isn't in a deficit state.WTA Want to build muscle and lose weight., 185cm tall, 103kg, body fat 29%
WTA Want to build muscle and lose weight., 185cm tall, 103kg, body fat 29%
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Jun 13 2014, 08:17 PM
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Jun 14 2014, 12:40 PM
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QUOTE(iceman31 @ Jun 13 2014, 08:29 PM) no you should not take milk when cutting.QUOTE(kshen @ Jun 13 2014, 11:37 PM) lactose is a natural unrefined simple sugar though. Really good stuff |
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QUOTE(-ccy- @ Jun 14 2014, 03:24 PM) Why can't take milk when cutting? Stop misleading people! lol, it seems that you've got the wrong idea. Yes you should have a low calorie intake. But that doesn't mean i can eat 2500Kcal of pizza alone everyday or even milk. Why? well, thats for you to figure out. A healthy cutting phase would be 40% carbs / 40% protein / 10% fatsCutting is based on how much calorie intake not what food you take. Let say someone TDEE is 2500kcal. If he take ONLY chicken breast, broccoli and brown rice, total = 3000kcal, he still gain weight. If he take ONLY milk, total = 2000kcal, he still lose weight. The problem is taking same food will cause imbalance in macronutrient and micro. That's why ppl suggesting taking different variety of protein, carb and fat source. I recommended that he should not take milk because milk has an average of 50 Kcal per 100 grams. Imagine if he drank a cup of 500ml milk in the morning. That would be 250 Kcal which is 10% of his TDEE just in a glass of milk. This post has been edited by adamwjs: Jun 14 2014, 03:47 PM |
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Jun 15 2014, 04:25 PM
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QUOTE(-ccy- @ Jun 14 2014, 05:19 PM) LOL... Go ahead with your macro ratio cutting. 40% protein so 2000kcal cutting phase need 200g protein. I'm cutting with just 150g protein and everything going well. Did I cut unhealthy? And you said he should avoid milk, but can't he just drink 250ml? That's just around 150kcal. With that 150kcal you got nice portion of carb, protein and fat. You ate a cup rice which is around 250kcal. That's all carb and little protein, so is rice not a good meal in cutting too? We can use any food we want to meet our daily calorie requirement. That's nothing such healthy/unhealthy food. Everything depends on your portion. Some people in this forum even cutting with chicken skin LOL. QUOTE(xelrix @ Jun 15 2014, 04:16 AM) this guy gets it. cmon guys, body building is more than just eating more than your TDEE. Food in moderation is important too.you dont form your diet around specific food. you form it around your own tdee. dependsĀ whether you want weight gain (tdee+200-500Cal) or weight loss (tdee-200-500Cal) besides, a 3000Cal of fat is the same as 3000Cal of carb. in the end youll still consume 3000Cal. the only difference is most likely the fatty food is of lower portion than the carby food. and also satiety factor, gi index, etc. but thats only relevant if you want to have specific goal like slow/fast energy realease/carb loading or increase satiety diet/etc. for weight loss, calorie in<calorie out is enough. Vitamins, Fibre, minerals keep a healthy body. True, eating 2500kCal of fats is gonna make you big. But it's gonna land you in the hospital with arterial plague causing you to have a stroke or something. Eating 2500kCal of milk is gonna spike your insulin, which is also bad for you. Diabetes? high blood sugar level? I thought body building was more than just looking big, it's staying and feeling healthy too. This post has been edited by adamwjs: Jun 15 2014, 04:26 PM |
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okay guys, do whatever you wanna do. post your results after
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