Yes of course you can calories in vs calories out...I'm not sure how much stomach you will lose and also you can't spot reduce but if you limit your calories hit the weights and do a bit of cardio you will lose bf%
Yes of course you can calories in vs calories out...I'm not sure how much stomach you will lose and also you can't spot reduce but if you limit your calories hit the weights and do a bit of cardio you will lose bf%
It's not necessarily about calories. That's a huge part of it. But that pregnant pooch people be rocking can be gone in like 2-3 weeks, with low sodium diets and straight water.
It's added sugar due to the flavor but it's still low calories as far as a meal goes. I'm not eating regular oatmeal. 400 calories for a meal is great so I don't trip if there's a few extra grams of sugar.@G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman is there added sugar and stuff in instant oatmeal?
I don't buy the packet stuff I get the quaker tubes.
I have one full cup of dry oats, a shake of salt, mix it with 1 cup of water/lactaid/or unsweetened almond milk, then add some raisins, cranberries and blueberries. I'm usually satiated off that for 4-5 hours. No desire to snack and j don't get hungry, yet when it's time to eat again starving again. I always have it 2 hours before my long bike rides. Otherwise when I I workout in the morning sometimes I'll have it pre-workout or post workout.
I think it's more about calories.It's not necessarily about calories. That's a huge part of it. But that pregnant pooch people be rocking can be gone in like 2-3 weeks, with low sodium diets and straight water.
When it comes to the pooch isnt that usually considered lose skin?
I think it's more about calories.
I'm referring more to the bloating, that bloated, swollen belly.
The Gucci gut, or food babies.
be careful w/ those raisins and cranberries (if they are dried)...ton of sugar/carbs in calories in a small serving.@G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman is there added sugar and stuff in instant oatmeal?
I don't buy the packet stuff I get the quaker tubes.
I have one full cup of dry oats, a shake of salt, mix it with 1 cup of water/lactaid/or unsweetened almond milk, then add some raisins, cranberries and blueberries. I'm usually satiated off that for 4-5 hours. No desire to snack and j don't get hungry, yet when it's time to eat again starving again. I always have it 2 hours before my long bike rides. Otherwise when I I workout in the morning sometimes I'll have it pre-workout or post workout.
be careful w/ those raisins and cranberries (if they are dried)...ton of sugar/carbs in calories in a small serving.
Next time you make your oatmeal measure out how much of the raisins you eat...it may shock you.
Idk if you posted it but what's your weight, height and build? What do you do for a living? How do you train?It sound worse than what it was. I was full as hell when i posted that.
can of tuna, 7 oz of chicken breast, and double scoop of protein with almond milk and mad low cal raw vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers.
That was my lowest day too, today I did 1300ish calories
Probably referring to complex carbs that metabolize slowly .^^^ What is "slow carb"?