hello everyone
Maxyfitfreak
Posts: 28 Member
Hey everyone
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You're an RD and a physical trainer?
Well, there are tons of threads from people seeking help. Perhaps you could try posting in those thread and answering their questions.0 -
Where are your certifications from?0
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G'wan then I'll bite
So what are your guidelines for weight loss?
*hunkers down - eyes agog*
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I can tell from your age and profile photo that you will be an invaluable source of information for MFP. Thank you in advance for all of your help.0
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Don't be so cynical juggs
He's an RD and a PT ..he must be able to offer simple guidelines
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oh, dear. Yr not selling some shake or pill thing, are you?0
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I love carbs but should I eat less of them?0
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juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Let's hope not. I had 84 grams from breakfast alone.
Or is my waist line secretly unhealthy?
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janejellyroll wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Let's hope not. I had 84 grams from breakfast alone.
Or is my waist line secretly unhealthy?
I hope you'll let us know where to send flowers....0 -
Wait, what? You mean me?0
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OK then...
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What's your opinion on casein V regular whey protein?
I prefer Casein because it's thicker and also fills me up, more so than WPI or WPC. Are there any other benefits to casein?
Should add, I don't lift.0 -
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Bullies!0
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Wait, first it was 70-100 for females, then 150-180 for males, and now it's 100-150?
I'm so confused.
I've been averaging about 280 grams per day...am I gonna DIE?????!!0 -
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time2cutnow wrote: »Bullies!
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100-150 Grams Per Day
This is more of a “moderate” carbohydrate intake. It is very appropriate for people who are lean, active and simply trying to stay healthy and maintain their weight.
It is very possible to lose weight at this (and any) carb intake, but it may require you to count calories and/or control portions.
Carbs you can eat:
All the vegetables you can imagine.Several pieces of fruit per day.Some amount (not a lot) of healthy starches like potatoes, sweet potatoes and healthier grains like rice and oats.
I think it's great that you learned a lot about nutrition at a young age. Unfortunately there are several blanket statements here that miss the mark. I hope you'll stick around and read some of the science posted by people who follow IIFYM, low carb, ketosis and many other styles of eating. This site could help you broaden your horizons and potentially help you manage future clients.0 -
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