What are your ratios?
gisele246
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I am a woman trying to lose fat and build muscle. A website suggested 40% carb, 40% protein, and 20% fat. Does this sound about right? Curious as to what everyone else does.
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35% protein, 35% carbs, 30% fat0
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40%carb, 30 protein, 30 fat0
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40%carb, 30 protein, 30 fat0
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40%carb, 30 protein, 30 fat
The Zone! Do you crossfit?0 -
I just roll a pair of 10 sided dice and let the ratios fall where they may (Actually I just follow what my coach does)0
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I do 45/35/20 Carbs/Protein/Fat0
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I don't use ratios
I use the 1g per lb of LBM for protein, 0.35g per lb of total body weight for fats and the rest wherever. The % would really depend on the calories in that case.
The answer really depends on what your calories are that these percentages are based on.0 -
I am 40%c 35% pro and 25% fat0
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I don't use ratios
I use the 1g per lb of LBM for protein, 0.35g per lb of total body weight for fats and the rest wherever. The % would really depend on the calories in that case.
Same here!0 -
40%carb, 30 protein, 30 fat
The Zone! Do you crossfit?
no LOL
just messing around to see what i like
i tried 20% fat and it was just too low.0 -
I don't use ratios
I use the 1g per lb of LBM for protein, 0.35g per lb of total body weight for fats and the rest wherever. The % would really depend on the calories in that case.
The answer really depends on what your calories are that these percentages are based on.
this!0 -
40%carb, 30 protein, 30 fat
Another one here.0 -
45% carbs, 30% fat, 25% protein.0
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10% protein, 50%carb, 40% fat0
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50% carbs, 30% protein, 20% fat has always worked for me.
As my calorie intake goal gets lower, I usually up protein a bit on the expense of carbs.0 -
Most days: 60% carb, 20% fat, 20% protein (i.e. endurance runner plan)
Some days: 55% carb, 20% fat, 25% protein (i.e. sprinter runner plan)
Sick days: 50% carb, 25% fat, 25% protein (i.e. moderate carb plan)0 -
50% Fat
35% Protein
15% Carbohydrate0 -
I don't use ratios
I use the 1g per lb of LBM for protein, 0.35g per lb of total body weight for fats and the rest wherever. The % would really depend on the calories in that case.
The answer really depends on what your calories are that these percentages are based on.
Pretty much this, except with higher fat intake.
Basing things on ratios is far too restrictive. It's a lot easier to hit your fat and protein intake and fill the rest of your calories with whatever you like rather than meticulously make sure you got exactly 230g of protein and carbs equal, IMO.0 -
I have mine set for 40-30-30, although lately I've been over my fat/protein and under on my carbs. Probably closer to 35-35-30 some days0
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i do not know the ratios for ladies but for men it is this way, 1 LBM ( lean body mass ) = 1 g of protien , 1 LBM = .5 fat and the rest carbs, so for the ladies you will need to search and find what your body actually needs, and as i know ladies need more fat as it effects their hormones and monthly stuff0
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how do I figure out my ratios?0
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My first goal is also to get at least 1g of protein for every lb of LBM....after that.....I don't pay much attention.0
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Currently aiming for around...
50 carb / 20 protein / 30 fat0 -
65F/30P/5C0
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I do 40 carbs, 30 protein and 30 fat. It is kinda hard to get that much protein in a day though!0
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45% protein , 30% fat . 25% carbs0
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I don't use ratios
I use the 1g per lb of LBM for protein, 0.35g per lb of total body weight for fats and the rest wherever. The % would really depend on the calories in that case.
The answer really depends on what your calories are that these percentages are based on.
^ This, but I up my protein so I get about 160ish g/day - for me it works and keeps me full. I find too many carbs makes me bloated.0 -
40/40/20 just to ensure I get 1g of protein per lb. Seems to be working well.0
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I'm currently 5carb/30pro/65fat. I try to get 85g protein a day. I've been on this ratio for 8 days and lost 7.5lbs. I try to keep my net carbs under 25g. I'll add more carbs/day next week.0
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I have it set to 40% carb, 30% protein and 30% fat but it always fluctuates a little. I just like that range because it helps me make sure I'm getting a good balance most days. I know this spread is something I can sustain too so it's where I will stay for now.0
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