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  • is honey cheerios bad for you?

    if u was in training would it be ok to eat that for breakfast on your diet

  • #2
    im not too sure but i wouldnt worry about it that much i always cheat on my breakfasts as branflakes/ wheatabix gets lame after you eat it every day of the week. today i had chocolate shreddies. i also eat golden nuggets, cookie crisp and other numerous cereals.

    btw i think kevin rooney said tyson used to eat captain crunch all the time and that cereal has been prooved to be a cereal which contains alot of **** in it

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    • #3
      It's not as bad as fatty sausages and hashbrowns, but not as good as eggs and oatmeal.

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      • #4
        honey cheerios are not all that bad for you, however they are not good for u either. u can have honey cheerios a few days of the week but it cant be all u eat for breakfast. either have some oatmeal first and than a bowl of cereal afterwards or have a bowl of cereal as a snack at some point during the day. u cant start your day with cheerios alone though, breakfast is the most important meal of the day and u wouldnt get nearly enough energy.

        in short its a decent snack but not a appropriate meal, breakfast included.

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        • #5
          Dam you guys are hard core, tripping on honey nut cheerios.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Zarco View Post
            Dam you guys are hard core, tripping on honey nut cheerios.
            yeaaaaaaaaa boy

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            • #7
              honey nut cheerios are a great breakfast. Y do you guys think its not that good for you?

              You have to eat a lot of carbs if you train hard, carbs are more important to athletes than proteins because protein does not refuel the glycogen in your muscles. according to a sports nutrition book i read (nancy clarks sports nutrition guide book) 60-70% of an elite athletes daily calories should come from carbs where a regular person only needs about 50%.

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              • #8
                Bad for you fat/diet wise? No.
                Bad for you GMO/processed wise? Yes.
                Your call.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Zarco View Post
                  Dam you guys are hard core, tripping on honey nut cheerios.
                  hahaha......

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