Is Shrimp Lo Mein Bad?

iloso
iloso Posts: 156
edited December 21 in Food and Nutrition
Okay....So I have been working out 5 days a week running 3.5 miles per night for 45mins....I am craving shrimp lo mein - would this be a bad idea?

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  • Sox90716
    Sox90716 Posts: 976 Member
    Go for it! It looks like you've been doing enough roadwork to indulge. Enjoy!
  • carolynmittens
    carolynmittens Posts: 344
    is shrimp lo mein bad? no. is too much shrimp lo mein bad? yes :)
  • NiSan12
    NiSan12 Posts: 374 Member
    I agree with Sox, if you work hard then treat yourself, it's not about denial it's being responsible. So if you need to work out 10 extra mins its' okay. That shrimp lo mein is worth it. LOL
  • j1wright
    j1wright Posts: 286 Member
    No it is has lots of good things. Only bad thing is sodium. Just drink lots of water after. Enjoy!!!!
  • Animaniac87
    Animaniac87 Posts: 74
    If eating shrimp lo mein is wrong, I don't want to be right
  • iloso
    iloso Posts: 156
    Thank you guys! I really need a better lifestyle. Also, my cousin does not exercise as much but she drinks alot of water and even eat more healthier than I do,.. but she is craving it also, and she still has 8xx-9xx calories to go and the shrimp lo mein only has 5xx-6xx is this a good idea.
  • FungusTrooper
    FungusTrooper Posts: 227 Member
    As other's have said, just balance the bad qualities of food with good. If it's fatty, make sure you work it off. If it's salty, make sure to balance it with water.

    Treat yourself, but keep it as a treat :).
  • Debbe2
    Debbe2 Posts: 2,071 Member
    :flowerforyou: When you're not certain if you want to have a certain type of dish you can always look it up before preparing or ordering it and decide "do I really want to eat this?". It's a good idea to become educated so that you make good decisions not just now but for the rest of your life. Then enjoy it if you decide to eat it
  • phillygirl2012
    phillygirl2012 Posts: 12
    Unless you make it yourself or stick to a ridiculous serving size like 1 cup, it has much too many calories on account of the noodles and is extremely high in fat.
  • graelwyn
    graelwyn Posts: 1,340 Member
    It sounds as if you have been working hard, and keeping a relatively healthy lifestyle, and this is, in the end, a lifestyle change, which should still, imo, allow for occasional meals out, takeouts or treats, so I agree with what everyone else has said, go ahead. One meal is not going to impact your progress, I doubt.
  • pg3ibew
    pg3ibew Posts: 1,026 Member
    Eat it. Enjoy it. Savor it. Just don't eat 5 pounds of it.
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