QUOTE(eirn_drock @ May 21 2009, 08:08 PM)
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right fud at right time? which means? i've read dat carb should only be taken during breakfast, pre n postworkout only.but i dont understand wat type of carb..must we avoid simple carb(white rice/white bread<<these are correct examples?) altogether??and substitute with fruit(complex) carb only?
i tried not taking bread/rice but only survive for 1-3 days

..the next day i'd finish 12 slices of bread in one day marrr..
i think its very difficult to stick with only lean protein/fruits/vege/dairy for the rest of our lives. esp for food lover like me! i love carbbbss.. give me carrrbbb..
so my question is, is it possible to still incorporate "generous" amount of carb (of which ppl like me cn still tolerate) into a meal while losing fat, and how should we do it?
yesterday my post workout meal was 3 bananas, 5 mandarines

is dat good? or too much carb?
thanks EVERYBODY who replied

You're out of control, grrl. 12 slices in a day. How to frigging reduce body fat when you suddenly binge so much?!
Never make your diet/eating habits a torture for yourself.
3x bananas (90-100 cals) = +-300 calories (I don't even eat that many bananas after workout X^D )
5 mandarin oranges (45 cals) = +- 225 calories
Total approx 500 calories!!
50kg, jogging at 8km/h for 60 minutes = approx 420 calories
Do the math lah using this calculator:
http://www.dietandfitnesstoday.com/calorie...-calculator.phpJust control the amount of carbs you eat (preferably simple carbs are reduced). Eat less of carbs, and increase your fibre.
It's almost impossible to eliminate all carbs considering we're Asians. Instead of a bowl of rice, you take half a bowl but more vege. Instead of 2-3 slices of bread in the morning, you take cereals/oats & eggs.
Drink a glass of water before you eat lah. People think they are hungry when they are actually thirsty.
Anyway, your body fat % is considered lean/normal lah. 17% and less is considered athlete level.
This post has been edited by iamyuanwu: May 21 2009, 10:27 PM