Is eating 6 slices of bacon a day ok if i'm on a bulk? or is it too many bad fats?
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11-10-2007, 11:29 AM #1*★★★*
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Eating Bacon Everyday?
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11-10-2007, 11:43 AM #2punjabi pride
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yeah man thats alot of unnesscary fats in there, if i wer you id limit it to a cheat meal once a week.Originally Posted by Hunterlaar
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11-10-2007, 11:44 AM #3Registered User
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Turkey bacon has a little more nutrition than regular bacon. Is it that bad? I can think of worse things, but you're basically just eating animal fat, not the wort thing.
Ultimately it's fine, but don't think it's OK to eat bad things frequently just because you're on a bulk. I don't want to see you starting a thread saying is "Mcdonalds OK to eat everyday?"
if your quads are smaller than your arms... you're doing it wrong
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11-10-2007, 11:45 AM #4SHE-KAH-GO!
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Turkey bacon fan myself. I cut those "white parts" off before I cook it though, and I towel dry it to absorb the grease.Originally Posted by KryptoKnight
Turkey bacon has a little more nutrition than regular bacon. Is it that bad? I can think of worse things, but you're basically just eating animal fat, not the wort thing.
Ultimately it's fine, but don't think it's OK to eat bad things frequently just because you're on a bulk. I don't want to see you starting a thread saying is "Mcdonalds OK to eat everyday?"
I eat it maybe twice a week; though, I'm cutting now.Word.
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11-10-2007, 11:52 AM #5Registered User
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Only real bad thing I would have to say about bacon, any bacon is the added nitrites to keep the color of the meat looking good. I assume they put it in bacon products (not 100% sure) since they put it in almost any preserved packaged meat.
There are few posts on the negative aspects of nitrites and that's what I'd be more worried about, not necessarily the fat.if your quads are smaller than your arms... you're doing it wrong
-sadly ACL surgery has shrunk my quads :(
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11-10-2007, 12:05 PM #6I am Misc Rep Free
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Turkey bacon is usually a combination of processed white and dark meat turkey. that "white part" you cut off is actually the white meat. read the labeling on the package. you are throwing away good stuff : DOriginally Posted by Rootoo
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11-10-2007, 12:22 PM #7Banned
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if u can fit it in ur fat macros.. but thats a lot of sat fat coming from bacon.. u might want to recheck that.. and try getting better fats from eggs, steak and other sources out there then bacon..
thats my 2 cents
turkey bacon FTW
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