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Fat as major source of energy

roddbrito
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Hey all,
I notice that the majority of my energy source is fat. Not bad fat I believe as I'm eating lots of fruits, veggies and olive oil.
Fats are usually 35 to 40%
Carbs 30 to 35%
Protein 25 to 28%
I'm eating to keep my weight for now so no gain nor lost. I feel good on my trainings and energy levels are great too.
So, is that fine? Any word of a nutricionist around?
Cheers,
Rod
I notice that the majority of my energy source is fat. Not bad fat I believe as I'm eating lots of fruits, veggies and olive oil.
Fats are usually 35 to 40%
Carbs 30 to 35%
Protein 25 to 28%
I'm eating to keep my weight for now so no gain nor lost. I feel good on my trainings and energy levels are great too.
So, is that fine? Any word of a nutricionist around?
Cheers,
Rod
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It should be OK as long as you feel well!0
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