Can I eat bread/rice and still lose body fat?
Can I eat bread/rice and still lose body fat?
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Yes.
You're dumb.
yes just don't eat in excess
Nope
The best macros for fat loss
High carbs
Moderate protein
Low fat
Why? T.E.F
>fats = 100% calories digested
>carbs = 85% calories digested
>protein = 65% calories digested
This means that a diet that is mostly rich in protein/carbs with low fats will allow for the best possible body-composition on the highest possible calories.
You could cut on 2,000 calories with high protein/carb with low fat, and your total with T.E.F taken into account will lower that number to like 1,700. Where as a diet high in fat and low in carbs/fats, will mean that a 2,000 calorie cut will most likely be close to that 2,000 calorie figure, maybe 1,900.
End result is that your total energy consumed on the higher fat diet will be a slower cut on the same calories. High protein/carb + Low fat diet = faster cut on the same calories.
Inb4: You don't understand what I just said and call me a broscientist; PRO-FUCKING-TIP; just because you don't understand, doesn't mean it's broscience, what I said is actual science. T.E.F is NOT, I repeat NOT, taken into account with total macro-nutrient breakdown (9-4-4 rule)
Go look at everyone getting shredded as FUCK for bodybuilding shows. They limit fats to 50g, sometimes going even lower (like 20-30g) and then get their protein requirements.......and then get as many carbs as possible in their remaining calories.
u need protein too and fat
you got to eat more fat to confuse the belly
no carbs immediately become fat and will give you cancer
right babe
this
the plus side of high carb is I feel energized af and dont have any urges to cheat compared to a low carb where I feel drained and have constant urges
control yourself don't let your inner fatty out
I understood everything you said and this is the very definition of broscience and bullshit.
You've taken legitimate information and ignored common sense and reality to derive a plethora of assumptions and nonsense statements which study actually show the contrary of when legitimate control is done and the thousand factors you ignored are taken into account.
Also calories are controlled in data that matters, especially in relation to dietary fibre re TEF so even your math is nonsense.
Stop reading blogs and calculating things and talk to a dietitian or someone with a medical background because you're clearly believing your own nonsense.
None of that matters though because none of your blog post actually relates to what OP asked
this 1000x
This works even better if you're on steroids because you can take your fats literally all the way down to 10g and just go all in on carbs/protein. That's how these niggas get that FULL AS FUCK pumped look that you low-carb fags never get.
>WEIGHT
>WEIGHT
>MOST WEIGHT
I am talking about body-composition, FAT LOSS, not WEIGHT LOSS.
Low carb diets are skewed due to the fact people have more WEIGHT LOSS, on the SCALE. They have NOT LOST more bodyfat, they just lost hold less water weight than someone eating high carbs.
Get this through your THICK heads. Low carb diets = HORRIBLE body composition.
The conclusion of the study is actually "This supports the practice of recommending any diet that a patient will adhere to in order to lose weight." which is sort of stupid but also true. The number one baseline requirement for any diet is that the individual in question will stick to it. Of course in the long term fatkins and keto ruin your health completely and damage your body, they also lead to more loss of lean body mass than high-carb moderate-protein low-fat diets. However many murrifats will also object to a low-fat quasi-vegan diet like Ornish because they can't munch on burgers and Twinkies only because they stay in a calorie deficit.
People in the developing world can usually eat as many carbs as they want but are financially limited in their access to animal products and fats. These people are not fat, the fat people are the first-worlders with their low-carb diets who drench everything in "healthy oils" and "sprinkle" everything with cheese, or just go all out with cookies, greasy fast food, chocolate bars and burgers (which they somehow call "carbs" even though they're 50% calories from fat)
I'm not him, but water weight has very clearly been controlled for in every analysis there. You were also talking about fat composition, which is a large part of what he's showing.
Get this through your THICK head. You're believing your own bullshit and benefiting nobody.
>The conclusion of the study is actually "This supports the practice of recommending any diet that a patient will adhere to in order to lose weight." which is sort of stupid but also true. The number one baseline requirement for any diet is that the individual in question will stick to it. Of course in the long term fatkins and keto ruin your health completely and damage your body, they also lead to more loss of lean body mass than high-carb moderate-protein low-fat diets. However many murrifats will also object to a low-fat quasi-vegan diet like Ornish because they can't munch on burgers and Twinkies only because they stay in a calorie deficit.
Exactly the reason why more volume and less calories are the two key factors to long term dietary success. Hence, replace eating processed carbs and burgers with vegetables and over time you're more likely to stick to a healthy overall diet.
Eating high carbs or high protein & sat fat are both flip sides of the same ignorance and every bit of evidence shows how naive they are. As always common sense and tradition win out in favour of western bullshit
Well said user, I agree with everything you've mentioned.
Yes. Just don't eat shit bread. Look for 100% whole grain bread with no added bullshit.
I carb cycle if I want to aggressively cut