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just curious, i know eating and sleeping is a bad idea but how long do you have to wait before you go to sleep after a meal?
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04-12-2007, 12:05 AM #2
it's not bad dude, but you'd want to limit (notice I said limit, not eliminate) your carbs before bed. It is reccomended to eat sometihng with caesin in it (cottage cheese is preferable) and some sort of fat - this'll give you a steady stream of protein into your blood for a few hours while you sleep (though research now doesn't seem to be supporting this much).
Ill assume you think eating before bed will make you fat? Thats true to an extent - you gotta remember that weight is determined by calories and body composition (bodyfat and muscle levels) is determined by your macro's so if both of these are in check then you won't be putting on much fat at all.
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04-12-2007, 01:02 AM #6
well i'm not looking to putting on weight, so how about now? for somebody who is cutting how should you be eating before you goto sleep. (time wise)
btw, why is cottage cheese good for you? sorry, i'm totally out of date on this stuff.Why i'm working out? Get a varsity spot in my wrestling team next season!
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04-12-2007, 02:25 AM #8
Cottage cheese has a slow releasing protien, so your body will be feeding off this while you sleep and it will keep your muscles from shrinking. I think a lot of guys go anal over little things though and think every little thing they do will cause their body to get smaller.
Before bed I have grilled chicken, and then a big spoon of peanut butter. The peanut butter helps because of the fats in it that make it digest slower or something (haha I was told this by a guy on the nutrician board when asking help for my diet). I believe it works fine though. I haven't noticed any muscles shrinking..
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04-12-2007, 09:24 AM #19
ok i'm a nutritionist so i can tell you that you shouldnt eat 3-4 hours before before or else the foodcouldturn into fat because there's a lack of no activity. you can take a protein shake though
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