I've been on and off with the warrior diet for about 3yrs now and I don't think I've had any negative affects. Body fat always goes down and always seem to keep my lean mass and even strength has been going up nice every week. Only thing I worry about is I read that doin this as guys over a long time can make our mood a little low, snappy and lower sex drive. At some point I've experienced all of these and more while eating this way but unsure if it's the diet or just the BS that comes with life at times, anyone else had any negative problems?
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Thread: One meal a day... amazed!
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02-26-2014, 12:48 PM #2221
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Yea that's expected in the induction phase, remember there is only so much your body can assimilate the calories consumed with one meal, you are pretty much a lean mean fat burning machine with eating one meal a day regardless of macros due to the long hours without food... Similarly to the ketogenic diet or low carb diet same problems occur, you'll adapt.... Although I do reccomend cycling carbs with eating one meal a day, just have some days where you're eating more carbs than others but keep frequency the same such as eating one meal a day...
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http://www.alternet.org/story/152486...hy_do_we_do_it
http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publ...cle_8981.shtml
http://www.medicaldaily.com/one-meal...iabetes-264103
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/3-mea...#axzz30MtpWtne
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2121099/
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04-30-2014, 05:01 AM #2231
Only one of them is a study. Have you even read it? A few quotes from the study:
Subjects consuming a single large daily meal exhibit elevated fasting glucose levels, and impaired morning glucose tolerance associated with a delayed insulin response, during a 2 month diet period compared to those consuming 3 meals/day.Each subject consumed the same amount of calories each day regardless of whether they ate one or three meals, and all subjects maintained their body weight within 2 kg of their initial weight throughout the 6 month period
Now please provide relevant peer reviewed literature which backs up this claim:
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12-27-2014, 01:29 AM #2236
this is working great for holiday feasts, not gram of weight was aded after turkey, pork and 8x baklava as dessert which is 2400kcal alone.
(Digression: furious pete had baklava chalenge and seemed like trouble eating 4k kcal baklava even on empty stomach?!, im really disapointed).
question: i dont like workout on empty stomach, it has no logic to me. is it okay to feast before
workout.
Or i can open my 4h feast with some meal before workout and finish feast after i come from gymLast edited by ivansimic90; 12-27-2014 at 01:39 AM.
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Years ago, when I was more seriously training for eating contests, I often would eat one meal a day for extended periods. And I would easily shed weight. I'm convinced that after a certain point, you cannot absorb any more calories in one given meal. So I do think one would have a larger caloric deficit eating 3 meals a day worth 2,000 calories each than simply eating one 6,000 calorie huge meal. I don't know if the one meal a day tactic would be particularly smart for bulking or strength building, however. But for cutting, it actually might make a lot of sense.
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