Hi all,
I just wanted to know that if meal frequency does not really matter at all. Then what is the purpose of a intermittent fasting program like leangains for example. Where there is a 8 hr window for feeding and 16hr fasting.
Thanks!
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Thread: Intermittent fasting
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07-14-2011, 02:44 AM #1
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07-14-2011, 03:56 AM #5
I have one small approx 600cal meal during the day and then eat the rest of my cals at night when i'm home. Its all about personal preference though. Like the above poster said some people prefer training fasted. I like to have a little in my stomach, I also like having my feasts at night. I'll generally have whatever myself and my gf decide on for dinner, and then make up the difference with a meal before bed. Doing this makes it more convenient when we eat out, because even when i'm cutting a decent size restaurant meal generally won't put me over my daily cals.
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07-14-2011, 04:00 AM #6
Bolded is intermittent fasting bro.. Youre right it doesnt matter whan you eat. Its just whatever fits into your life style. If you dont have energy to cook in the morning and you like fresh food better then pre-maid, why not eat one large meal when you get home from work? Like you said its not the magical answer, it just works for some people...
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07-14-2011, 04:13 AM #7
Some people also feel it's very good for hunger / ghrelin / craving control. It's really preference. Try it out and see how you respond
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A diet is a diet.... they all break down to the same thing in the end. Eating below maint....
The best diet for a person is the one they can work into their life with the most ease.
IF is easy for a lot of people... including myself. Life is just easier for me to skip breakfast and eat a small lunch and a really big dinner after workout.Need some Motivation?
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From experience I have more energy and a clearer head on IF style eating.
From experience I don't have the willpower to avoid temptation. I still survive and get stuff done
point made? very little. But food timing does matter depending on the individual. More from a lifestyle perspective than a BB growth/cut point of view
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