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carbs wont bloat youtitle
it's individual and mostly based on your hormonal response to those carbs.
I don't bloat at all no matter how many carbs I eat.
so it’s not carbs that lead to facial bloating since the water from carbs is stored in muscle instead of fat?carbs wont bloat you
high sodium / high processed food will bloat you
It’s because you work out strenuouslyit's individual and mostly based on your hormonal response to those carbs.
I don't bloat at all no matter how many carbs I eat.
yes except sugarso it’s not carbs that lead to facial bloating since the water from carbs is stored in muscle instead of fat?
only sodium causes and processed stuff (high sodium) cause bloating? so i can eat lots of potatoes and banana and not bloat?
so potatos better then fruit?yes except sugar
I’d say around 80-120 ish
what source should they ideally be from. like bananas?I’d say around 80-120 ish
Like a range of bananas, beans, vegetables, whole grains etcwhat source should they ideally be from. like bananas?
None, carbs cause chronic inflammation and bloating, they are also poisonoustitle
I bloat despite single digit estrogenI don't bloat at all no matter how many carbs I eat.
I think it's my insanely low insensitive blood sugar.I bloat despite single digit estrogen![]()
many can eat carbs and not bloat and makes muscles look biggerNone, carbs cause chronic inflammation and bloating, they are also poisonous
so it’s never the carbs that cause bloating only the sodium that causes bloat?You won't bloat from carbs
I recently started a cut cut therefore had to double my carb intake from 200g to 350g so that my muscles look full throughout the cut
Not only have I lost weight with this approach but my face also looks leaner since I don't add sodium to any meals
The key thing is being in a deficit
also shall i just not use salt and stop eating bacon which is pretty high in sodium?You won't bloat from carbs
I recently started a cut cut therefore had to double my carb intake from 200g to 350g so that my muscles look full throughout the cut
Not only have I lost weight with this approach but my face also looks leaner since I don't add sodium to any meals
The key thing is being in a deficit
@appealmaxed I didn't want to say anything earlier when I saw your post about eating high protein and fats!!
I was thinking "wtf is this boy doing"
But you're new so I didn't wanna overload you with fitness info
My approach on a cut is to have the absolute minimum amount of fats required (30g-50g) along with the absolute minimum amount of protein required (0.8g per pound of body weight), then fill the rest of my calories with carbs
Then I calculate to ensure I'm in the slightest caloric deficit
This will ensure your muscles stay full throughout your cut
the only reason i decided to do low carb was cos i thought it would cause facial bloating? and i always see scale go up when i have eaten carbs since obviously water storied in muscle, but was obsessed with low number in scale, and usually the carbs were processed so came with a tonne of sodium causing the face bloat.It will also make you gain muscle throughout your cut (depending on your body fat percentage)
shall i consume only carbs before a workout?1. "Healthy is expensive" is a meme. For carbs, I eat oat for lunch and rice in the evening. Oat costs me 90p for 1kg and rice costs me £1.25 for 1kg. Chicken breast costs £6.49 for 1kg. Healthy eating is significantly cheaper than goyslop.
2. Carb recommendations: I eat oat + raisins and rice every day like an autist. The milk in the oat will prevent your blood sugar from spiking and the chicken/beef with the rice will also prevent this.
why not. i eat beef a lost. shall i get 5% fat then? i’m currently getting theb20% fatNone of your meals should ever have any fats (except for the traces of fats you'll find in the aforementioned)
is what i showed here good? or is the carbs based on bodyweight.Carb Amount: Your carb amount = ( [2,200 calories] - [0.8 x 4 x your body weight in pounds] - [270] ) / 4
The 270 in the above calculation assumes that you're having 30g of fats daily (30 * 9)
The 2,200 is the caloric target you mentioned. Feel free to adjust this based on how much fat you notice you're loosing at this level.
Yes. I eat about 150g carbs roughly 2hrs before workout so that my glycogen is full. Throw in some protein/fats to prevent blood sugar spikesshall i consume only carbs before a workout?
or some orteun in there kike eggs also. was thinking oats and some eggs on side.
i'll get some potatoes rice and oats.
bc if you're eating eggs and fatty beef then you'll end up having like 75g of fats instead of like 30g. That additional 45g of fats will take 180g of carbs away from your daily allocation since fats = 9g of cals and carbs = 4gwhy not. i eat beef a lost. shall i get 5% fat then? i’m currently getting theb20% fat
Reduce fats slightly to increase carbs to 350gis what i showed here good? or is the carbs based on bodyweight.
didn’t wuite understand the calculation
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got it thanks.Yes. I eat about 150g carbs roughly 2hrs before workout so that my glycogen is full. Throw in some protein/fats to prevent blood sugar spikes
bc if you're eating eggs and fatty beef then you'll end up having like 75g of fats instead of like 30g. That additional 45g of fats will take 180g of carbs away from your daily allocation since fats = 9g of cals and carbs = 4g
Reduce fats slightly to increase carbs to 350g
wtf is that?@PROMETHEUS i have some 0 cal syrups like maple syrup and stuff. are they ok? to have with oats or something.
maple syrup with 0 cals. no carbs no protein no fat. just tastewtf is that?
sounds like goysloy to memaple syrup with 0 cals. no carbs no protein no fat. just taste
and what do highly processed foods have? a lot of carbscarbs wont bloat you
high sodium / high processed food will bloat you
sounds like goysloy to me
I would have it thought if it allows you to be consistent with your cut... assuming it doesn't have any bloating compounds
processed food comes w a tone of sodium.and what do highly processed foods have? a lot of carbs![]()
and carbs.processed food comes w a tone of sodium.
brain deadand what do highly processed foods have? a lot of carbs![]()
too high sodium diet according to everyone here. don’t eat refined farbs. pretty sure carb water is stored in muscle so makes muscle larger, not in fatand carbs.
carbs do cause ur face to get visibly bigger im talking from experience. stop before i spank your butt boy
@PROMETHEUS does it seem ok? no bloat?
Likely has hidden salts@PROMETHEUS does it seem ok? no bloat?
is honey ok as carb source? to put with oatsLikely has hidden salts
The nutritional label lists the “salts” amount whereas ingredients list separates “salts” from “sodiums”
It’s a common Jewish trick used on goyslop
I guess pay attention to your face the day after you consume it
yh, i prefer raisinsis honey ok as carb source? to put with oats
56.3g of the 57.5g of the carbs = SUGAR@PROMETHEUS may be a rtarded question and most definitely not healthy, but has low salt and fuckin love the taste jfl and is carbs. in terms of bloat is it fine since carbs and low sodium?
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does this only matter in terms of health? nothing else?56.3g of the 57.5g of the carbs = SUGAR
You’re practically eating flavoured sugar cubes at this point
It’s fine as long as it fits your macros and doesn’t rot your braindoes this only matter in terms of health? nothing else?
decided to wake up slightly earlier to allow pre workout meal to digest .
does that count towards todays or next days calories? like i’d eat them at maybe 11pm sleep then get up at 7.30 gym at 8It’s fine as long as it fits your macros and doesn’t rot your brain
No need to wake early. It’s actually better to load the carbs before bed since 2hrs is likely too short for all the carbs to be fully converted to glycogen
Used to have the best morning workouts when I ate carbs before bed
does that count towards todays or next days calories? like i’d eat them at maybe 11pm sleep then get up at 7.30 gym at 8
no bc that means you ate at a surplus today@PROMETHEUS il eat at midnight so i track it for the same day![]()