Arguing Over Calories!! Help!
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I normally eat a huge dinner and snack after that and the bulk of my calories come at night. I have lost nearly 30 lbs, so its working. I don't want to have to stress about what time I should eat what. I am hungrier at night, so I eat more. I listen to my body0
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Fasted cardio is infinitely more effective than non-fasted cardio.
No.
It can be moderately better for mobilizing stubborn fat (if you're already very lean), but for the majority of trainees it doesn't make a whit of difference.
http://alanaragon.com/myths-under-the-microscope-part-2-false-hopes-for-fasted-cardio.html
Also, you should know that while Alan still maintains most of the points he's written about in that article, he has since modified his formerly negative view of fasted training into more of a "it depends" stance. It depends on context whether fasted cardio is beneficial/neutral/detrimental. His words.0 -
I dont think it matters much per se but I certainly would be careful as to what foods you eat at night. Carbs are generally not a good idea late at night.0
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In regards to body composition, meal timing makes no difference. If you eat one huge meal at 11PM, you will get the same results as eating 6 smaller meals throughout the day, as long as they total the same amount of calories, of course.
in terms of energy throughout the day, experiment and see what works best for you.0 -
I've never seen a calorie wear a watch. They don't tell time. :laugh:0
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I eat most of my calories in the evening. My hunger builds through the day so I eat when I'm hungry.0
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I have heard you should eat a high protein snack before bedtime because it stabilizes your blood sugar through the night till morning...
i try to have a protein shake of whey and casein before i go to bed.. i was told it keeps your metabolism up through the night while you are sleeping. whether that holds true or not i really dont know..i did lose 80lbs though so i must be doing something right
Thats awesome good for you! Im down 58!0 -
For the average human...
What you eat during a week matters more than when you eat it or what day you eat it.
eating during the day for metabolism is broscience.
so is the idea of eating before bed becomes fat.0 -
This is not surprising as you probably have little visceral fat left and the fasted cardio can aid in targeting the subcutaneous (or "stubborn") fat.
Also, you should know that while Alan still maintains most of the points he's written about in that article, he has since modified his formerly negative view of fasted training into more of a "it depends" stance. It depends on context whether fasted cardio is beneficial/neutral/detrimental. His words.0 -
I save the majority of my calories for dinner time....that allows me to eat a good meal when my family eats...I purposely save enough calories for all the BLTs (bites, licks, tastes) while I prepare dinner...so I haven't had any problems with eating late.....I will also grab some nuts or fruit if I am hungry before going to bed0
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