Protein shake diet?
lorenalorena
Posts: 2
So, before you judge, read everything:
I support a healthy diet and lifestyle, I eat to fuel my body and I hate fad diets and everything that's not healthy, but I have this event where I will use a beautiful formal gown, and I want to look my best.
So the question here is, I'm planning five days before the event on doing the just protein shake diet with some multivitamins. I want to lose water weight and to look amazing. It will be like a once in a lifetime thing.
Of course after this I will go back to eating fruits meats and veggies and excercising and lifting heavy
Opinions?
Ps. Anybody knows any good multivitamins?
I support a healthy diet and lifestyle, I eat to fuel my body and I hate fad diets and everything that's not healthy, but I have this event where I will use a beautiful formal gown, and I want to look my best.
So the question here is, I'm planning five days before the event on doing the just protein shake diet with some multivitamins. I want to lose water weight and to look amazing. It will be like a once in a lifetime thing.
Of course after this I will go back to eating fruits meats and veggies and excercising and lifting heavy
Opinions?
Ps. Anybody knows any good multivitamins?
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Protein shakes usually make me look bloated compared to eating meat, but that might just be me.0
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i just dont know how a few protein shakes a day are different than eating high protein real food with the same amount of total cals. im a big fan of protein recipes and make them a lot (in fact i just posted in the recipe forum), but i dont know why just protein shakes is a better option than lets say a shake for bfast, chicken and veggies for lunch, fish and veggies for dinner and a protein snack. (im assuming low carb is your goal for the event).
most multis are created equal, to my knowledge- the majority have equivalent breakdowns.0 -
just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...0
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just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
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just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
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just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
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If I were going to nearly fast for a few days like that, I would do it by eating salads with tuna, salmon or low fat turkey/chicken. If I substitute protein shakes for more than one meal in a row I will experience some discomfort when my body packages the part it wants to eliminate into a brick (I think it is trying to send me a message, like a cat peeing on the rug).
EDIT - go to the store and look at the caloric content of a bagged salad (I prefer one with a few veggies) and a pouch of tuna. Compare that to the shake.0 -
just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
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just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
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you don't believe in fad diets, but you are posing a question about using a fad diet.....hmmmmm how ironic....
if you want to lose water weight drink a crap ton of water for a week to where you are peeing like every couple hours that should do the trick .....and you can also do what, I have read, some competition types do which is eat like zero carbs for five days..but by day six you are going to eat a crap ton of carbs and be really bloated...0 -
just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
:laugh:
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just protein for 5 days.... you'll smell great in your formal gown...
:laugh:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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I think this is a bad idea. Seriously.
For five days, why don't you just reduce your carbs slightly (as this will help you lose water weight), drink plenty of water, and up your protein from food sources?
Eat real food to ensure you are getting the correct nutrients, and this will also avoid any possible chance of binging due to lack of food.
I think you already know that this isn't a great idea. I think what's important here is that you are nourishing your body correctly.0
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