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which is better for long term weight loss and lean musscle? Low carb or low fat?
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It depends on your goals. What are your goals?0
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following.0
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No one knows the answer to that question.0
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Why either extreme? Why not moderate amounts of all macro nutrients in a balance of nutritious foods you enjoy with an occasional treat food every now and then so that you have a sustainable way of eating?
That's a pretty winning formula for most of the successful people on this site.0 -
Balance.0
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Why do you need to do either? I don't.
But the answer to the question is that whatever is most sustainable for you will work best for you.0 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »Why do you need to do either? I don't.
But the answer to the question is that whatever is most sustainable for you will work best for you.
^^^ This.0 -
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laurengilbert08 wrote: »which is better for long term weight loss and lean musscle? Low carb or low fat?
In comparison studies low carb tends to win if it isn't a draw. Low fat seldom wins.
Low fat is so last century.
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laurengilbert08 wrote: »which is better for long term weight loss and lean musscle? Low carb or low fat?
In comparison studies low carb tends to win if it isn't a draw. Low fat seldom wins.
Low fat is so last century.
Don't you mean the people who live to be over a century0 -
mamapeach910 wrote: »Why either extreme? Why not moderate amounts of all macro nutrients in a balance of nutritious foods you enjoy with an occasional treat food every now and then so that you have a sustainable way of eating?
That's a pretty winning formula for most of the successful people on this site.
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laurengilbert08 wrote: »which is better for long term weight loss and lean musscle? Low carb or low fat?
In comparison studies low carb tends to win if it isn't a draw. Low fat seldom wins.
Low fat is so last century.
Don't you mean the people who live to be over a century
nope, chocolate and olive oil at 110 - http://naturalsociety.com/110-year-old-man-says-5-foods-essential-longevity/
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Neither. A balanced diet is the answer. Now what that means for you? Nobody knows.0
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laurengilbert08 wrote: »which is better for long term weight loss and lean musscle? Low carb or low fat?
In comparison studies low carb tends to win if it isn't a draw. Low fat seldom wins.
Low fat is so last century.
Don't you mean the people who live to be over a century
nope, chocolate and olive oil at 110 - http://naturalsociety.com/110-year-old-man-says-5-foods-essential-longevity/
2. Honey – Honey has long been among the top superfoods used to treat countless health conditions and boost overall health. This amazing bee-product possesses antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic, and antioxidant properties – making it one of the most beneficial foods to consume.
Consume a diet low in salt, high in fruits and vegetables, and contain plenty of fiber and antioxidants.
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Balance.mamapeach910 wrote: »Why either extreme? Why not moderate amounts of all macro nutrients in a balance of nutritious foods you enjoy with an occasional treat food every now and then so that you have a sustainable way of eating?
That's a pretty winning formula for most of the successful people on this site.
Since you said "long term", I would say don't do anything you don't plan on doing for the rest of your life.
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Best for long term weight loss, maintenance and overall health? I'd bet that's: a nutrient dense diet of foods you like, some treats that you can fit in your day (and that don't derail you otherwise), and some exercise: weights and cardio.
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