interesting fact: (true or not?)
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gecho
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interesting fact: (true or not?) My friend is going to a nutritionist that told her that you have to eat/drink something small within an hour of waking up.
She was told that if you don't at least have a handful of almonds, small glass of orange juice etc that your body will automatically start retaining 'cause it thinks it's starving.
anyone know if this is true?
She was told that if you don't at least have a handful of almonds, small glass of orange juice etc that your body will automatically start retaining 'cause it thinks it's starving.
anyone know if this is true?
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interesting fact: (true or not?) My friend is going to a nutritionist that told her that you have to eat/drink something small within an hour of waking up.
She was told that if you don't at least have a handful of almonds, small glass of orange juice etc that your body will automatically start retaining 'cause it thinks it's starving.
anyone know if this is true?
I don't know about the starving thing but I have been told by my doctor that you should eat/drink something shortly after waking up b/c it gets your metabolism going for the day. By not doing that, you mess up your metabolism and prevent proper weightloss or maintaining of healthy weight.0 -
I hope it's not true because I would throw up if I ate within an hour of waking! A cup of tea is all I can manage - particularly if I'm on early shift and have to get up at 5 a.m.0
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From what I understand, when you are in fat burning mode after a work out, you do not want to eat anything for 1 hours as your body will continue to burn fat when you stop.
With that said, every one is different and there could be a need for some people to have certain nutrtions that there work out would need to replace.0 -
Sounds like a mix of information. I have heard that not eating most of your calories in a day your body will save what few cals you give it in the form of fat because the body believes it is starving. Also I have heard that eating something shortly after waking kick starts the metabolism. So I think either the Doc mixed up two facts, or your friend mixed up two facts that the doc told her.0
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I believe that to be true! I've read plenty of articles that have that same opinion.....however, do I follow it? Nope - I eat my breakfast when I get to work - about 2 hours after I'm up.0
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I believe it stops the fasting and starts the metabilism0
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I would say FALSE.. your body isnt going into stavation mode that quickly, I never eat till about 2+ hours after I get up and never had a problem with this.0
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Maybe it is, but I'm managed to lose 30lbs and I'm not following it. I get up at 6 and don't eat/drink until shortly after 7. Soooo? I dunno.
I can't imagine getting up earlier just so I'd have time to eat before leaving for work, waste of sleep time ;-) lol0 -
sure hope coffee counts....0
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I've read that it does, that is why it is called break-fast. I don't eat right away because I jump out of bed and do cardio on an empty stomach, then wait one hour so my body is in fat burning mode. That is what I have read and also been told by personal trainers. If I don't do cardio, I eat within an hour of waking at least a bit of something.0
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