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ERI104 03-17-2008, 11:09 PM This was the suggestion a friend of mine gave me for losing weight..
60% carbs 30% protien 10% fat.
i asked him what kind of carbs adn she said spegetti and breads etc.
for protien chicken turkey adn roast beef but limit this
fat should come from all the food i ate.
So what is your take on his advice? i'm 155 adn i need to get down to 152 and i'm already having trouble dropping that weight even when i run and go to the gym on the same day.
DutchDynamite 03-17-2008, 11:45 PM This was the suggestion a friend of mine gave me for losing weight..
60% carbs 30% protien 10% fat.
i asked him what kind of carbs adn she said spegetti and breads etc.
for protien chicken turkey adn roast beef but limit this
fat should come from all the food i ate.
So what is your take on his advice? i'm 155 adn i need to get down to 152 and i'm already having trouble dropping that weight even when i run and go to the gym on the same day.
i know what you mean - doing everything correct but the weight aint dropping! it sucks.
Up the protein and fat by 5%, i have researched a lot about this and majority suggests that fat intake should be between 15-20% it should not drop below 15%, GOOD fat is needed. (fish fat, fish oil, fat from nuts and olive) carbs should come from whole grain, spaghetti is made from white flour and thats not what you need - whole grains; brown rice, wheat breads and oatmeal
TexasTitan 03-18-2008, 12:03 AM Uhh...I dont think thats right at all.
Id recommend a low carb diet, with one giant cheat day a week. Cut out all but complex carbs, make sure you eat clean, eat lots of lean protein and veggies. Take fish oil.
ERI104 03-18-2008, 12:33 AM would this diet include fruit? or would it eliminate it entirely?
Unanimous 03-18-2008, 06:00 AM Yeah, this seems a bit whack. I mean in the scheme of things 60c 30p & 10f woulc equate to 10grams of fat per 100g intake - waaaay too high I think.
ERI104 03-18-2008, 12:14 PM well if i were to reduce the amount of fat would a 60 carb 35 protien 5 fat work well if i'm trying to lose weight?
does that mean i'm okay to eat those chocolae chip cookies and strawberry cakes i always wanted? i have two weeks to drop 3 undropable lbs... any advice would be great.
breakfast for me (normally)
2 hard boiled egg whites
2 whole wheat toast with margerine
1 banana or orange
snack
1 apple
lunch
turkey sandwhich on whole wheat
rice
corn
salad
dinner
tuna sandwhich
veggies
apple
orange
6:00pm gym
Unanimous 03-18-2008, 12:26 PM There's some lads on here who have great tips & suggestions on nutrition but your typical daily diet you just listed looks okay to me BUT get rid of the margarine - it's loaded with hydrogenated oils (trans fats) Much better to get a quality butter and only use a very small amount. I would possibly add a couple of bananas or protein drink after your gym session so you're not losing the muscle gained.
And, NO! Keep away from the temptation of cookies and stuff. One will just lead to two etc, etc. I've said it before, all you need is discipline.
Oh, and drink water. And lots of it!
Clegg 03-18-2008, 02:45 PM Try to keep the amount of carbs low towards the end of the day.
I buy packs of chicken that you can eat out of the box. It's low calorie, zero carb and makes for a quick snack when you don't have time/can't be bothered to cook. I usually have this as my last meal of the day. If you prefer turkey than go with that instead.
I personally would have a bit more fat. Just make sure it's good fat. I find having a few nuts during the day serves as a quick snack that fills a hole. They are high calorie but if you're sensible about it they are beneficial.
You seem to be having a lot of bread. I know that whole wheat is better for you than white but 2 slices of toast and 2 sandwiches a day seems a bit much for me.
Fidayin 03-18-2008, 06:11 PM bodybuilders use 50-30-20
Unanimous 03-19-2008, 06:11 AM bodybuilders use 50-30-20
Yeah, but this is a boxing site.
ERI104 03-19-2008, 12:45 PM yeah the problem is i go to college and the only consistant healthy foods available are turkey coldcuts and wholewheat bread. often times they have spegetti fried chicken lasagnia as well as chocolate chip cookies french fries adn pizza. some days they'll have grilled chicken and i go crazy haha but other than that i have to scavange for the nutritous foods. they always have a salad bar which is good.
Unanimous 03-19-2008, 01:23 PM they always have a salad bar which is good.
Just go there then!
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