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11-01-2021, 12:18 PM #601Registered User
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so I'm an asshole w no compassion for the rest of the worlds plight
That's cool
My health sucks and I wouldn't wish it on anyone going to the dr office is always an agonizing mess of bad news having your body fall apart on you and you have no control is awesome but I do the best I can every day which includes exercise and eating right
sure I could give up eat handfuls of pills every day get fat and accept my shitty future
I hate fat people I hate people who abuse their bodies w shit food drugs and alcohol
What else do you want to know?
Ever go to bed at night and your scared to fall asleep because you might not wake up shits real.
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11-01-2021, 12:21 PM #602Registered User
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Keeping kids from getting fat in the first place is incredibly important, but on the 'policy' side, remember that we're partly in this mess because government panels decided we need 8 servings of refined flour every day but butter is bad and should be replaced with refined seed oils.
"High risers are for people with fused ankles, jongs and dudes who are too fat to see their dick or touch their toes.
Prove me wrong."
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11-01-2021, 12:24 PM #603Rod9301
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11-01-2021, 12:27 PM #604
How to get in good physical shape?
I remember as a kid growing up on the coast of Massachusetts we were all bones and tendons, the fat kid was the one fat kid. We never drank soda or sugared cereal. Water, milk and Cheerios, tuna sandwiches and lots of fish for dinner. I’m still a string bean.
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11-01-2021, 01:24 PM #605
I’ve been undergoing a major body renovation during the offseason
In April I got diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. When I stopped racing bicycles (amateur cat 3-4mon road, sport in MtB) at 41, I didn’t adjust my diet. Went from 175lb to as high as 250 over the next 25 years. Stayed active on skis & bikes, but work travel & family reduced both frequency and intensity - a lot.
So my new doc - an aging amateur bike racer herself - sez “you have two choices. Keep doing like you have and slowly die as you go blind, your connective tissue falls apart and we have to cut off your extremities.
“Or make a big change in your diet and keep riding & skiing. Buy this book
http://https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07...ef=KC_GS_GB_US
and be prepared to give me a book report next week”
OK, I think I’ll take “big change in diet” for $1000…
She also hooked me up with a diabetes specialist here with Type 1, skis (well, snowboards) and was a div1 basketball & track athlete. She was one of Ashton Eaton’s coaches.
Switched up from carb-heavy to carb light. Since May I’ve averaged about 1900 cals and 150g of carbs per day. Two beers, maybe six shots of tequila (no carbs!) to drink, otherwise it’s coffee or water. Stevia as a sweetener - no sugar, honey, agave,etc.
It’s been interesting un/relearning everything I thought I knew about nutrition. Also interesting to check blood sugar a couple of times a day against food and exercise.
Daily exercise has alternated between 1.5-2 hrs of singletrack and 3 hours of hike/wade fly fishing. Just started with weighted squats, lunges and balance stuff now that it’s been 37* and raining for the last four days.
Went from 235lbs in April to 200 now (6’0”). A1c dropped from 6.6 in April to 6.2 last month. Triglycerides and ldl dropped by half. Doc thinks I can get A1c below 6.0 by next summer. Riding way faster and knees are less sore.
Looking forward to a 100 day season. Viva La Niña baby!
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11-01-2021, 01:30 PM #606Registered User
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11-01-2021, 02:20 PM #607one of those sickos
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11-01-2021, 02:25 PM #608one of those sickos
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Why skip lunch? You need calories (fuel) most during the day for your activities. Skipping lunch will just fuck up your blood sugar.
You're blimping out because you're doing eating wrong. Eat lunch, for fuck's sake. Don't eat meat 5 days a week. 1 is more than enough. Carbs are not the enemy, especially early in the day.ride bikes, climb, ski, travel, cook, work to fund former, repeat.
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11-01-2021, 02:40 PM #609
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11-01-2021, 02:55 PM #611Rod9301
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11-01-2021, 03:04 PM #612Registered User
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"High risers are for people with fused ankles, jongs and dudes who are too fat to see their dick or touch their toes.
Prove me wrong."
-I've seen black diamonds!
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11-01-2021, 03:08 PM #613
Looking back over the last couple pages about nutrition — It really is commitment to eating healthy and portion control. You can’t take it upon your self to try to change other people’s diet or lifestyle.
Everyone knows smoking is bad but a lot of people still do it. People know that binge drinking is detrimental but still do it, and people know that eating garbage is bad too.
Don’t underestimate the power of mouth pleasure. You can talk to people all about nutrition but certain people have no intention whatsoever of declining the double qtr pounder with cheese, large fry, and 32 oz Dr. Pepper.
I live in the south and there is a lot of obesity. There’s also a ton of good healthy food available. No food shortage, or even many “food deserts”.
It’s all personal choice.
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11-01-2021, 03:09 PM #614
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11-01-2021, 03:39 PM #616Registered User
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If it's a simple decision to make then I'd say yes lunch is probably the last you should choose to skip, skipping dinner is best for body comp and fat loss but hardest socially and sleep-wise, skipping breakfast is easiest for adherence, but just me for example, I usually work out in the morning and so have a big breakfast, and have dinner with my family, if I'm at work I just usually don't bring lunch, drink too much coffee, and don't get hungry until dinner and it's easier than packing a lunch. If someone needing to lose weight can skip a meal, any meal, without getting ravenous and eating way too much later, then great.
And I'm one of the rare people who think IF and keeping insulin low are great but that it also still comes down to simple thermodynamics so"High risers are for people with fused ankles, jongs and dudes who are too fat to see their dick or touch their toes.
Prove me wrong."
-I've seen black diamonds!
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11-01-2021, 03:43 PM #617
Oh yea, theres a veritable parade of horrible outcomes. Sad thing is she was the first doc to give me the “listen up pendejo, this is serious shit” speech.
Metformin 1500mg time release once per day with a b-complex vitamin. No side effects but my gut is made of 316 stainless.
Fung’s book was a real eye opener.
Doc will hook me up to a continuous glucose monitor in January so we can see how to dial in food intake while skiing. Will be interesting.
Ski day AM eating in years past was 1 cup (dry) cooked oatmeal with 1/2 cup honey and cup of raw blueberries. Followed two hours later with a canna-brownie and two hours after that with a snickers bar (counteract the sugar crash)
carb loading FTMFW!
Or not…
Now i’m looking at an omelette with black beans & salsa first thing, then some overnight oatmeal with stevia and blueberries 30 min before lifts open. Low GI and Resistant Starch!
Oh, anybody got a good method for making canna-gummies? Or should I just put coconut canna-oil in my oatmeal?
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11-01-2021, 03:51 PM #618
Agreed. Overeating due to skipping a meal is also a bit of a myth. I'm sure it happens for some people sometimes, but most of the time people don't eat >2x normal calories at the next meal. In studies of alternate-day fasting (no eating every other day) people only tend to eat about 10% more on the feed days. Bottom line is that under most circumstances meal skipping reduces caloric intake.
I'm on the See Food diet most of the time.
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11-01-2021, 03:53 PM #619
This flies in the face of what I've read - that skipping breakfast is the worst option.
I used to do that, but now try to eat breakfast with some protein, then I'm not hungry until 5 pm. Maybe I'm remembering something that's now out of date?
As mentioned, for dinner we eat some type of animal 4-5x a week with two veggie meals the other days, minimized carbo's, no wheat, only rice/quinoa/rarely potato.Merde De Glace On the Freak When Ski
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11-01-2021, 04:02 PM #620Registered User
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^yes, i actually prefer to skip breakfast many mornings and eat an early lunch, but have been trying to make sure I eat breakfast because I read the same thing.
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11-01-2021, 04:15 PM #621
According to Dr. Satchin Panda, who seems to be the top authority on this subject currently, your feeding window should never, ever be more than 12 hours, and 8 hours or less is better, ideally starting between 10-11 am and ending 4-6 pm. I lean more toward the 12-hr end of things, but only because I'm active enough that I find it really hard to get in enough calories in 8 hours.
https://www.salk.edu/scientist/satchidananda-panda/
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11-01-2021, 04:15 PM #622
Numbers I’ve seen are 4-7 lbs lost due to metformin
My understanding is you need to keep the effort at ~60% of vo2 max to burn fat. So if you want to maintain a high effort, you gotta keep the carbs flowing.
Correct me if I’m wrong.
The Diabetes Code. Jason Fung
Note - I don’t do the fasting stuff and I’m not as much of a carb nazi.
Although Fung’s recommendations about fasting kind of dovetail with what Panda sez above…
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11-01-2021, 04:21 PM #623
I assume seed oils include, or are mainly related to, corn and HFCS?
I thought the same; skipping breakfast was bad?
Lately, I've taken to portion control and eating according to activity, and generally listening to my body. So when I'm hungry, I eat. If I'm not, I don't. Much of that has been skipping breakfast because I'm not hungry and finding that I'm not hungry first thing in the morning and can power through all the way until a late lunch, and then skipping dinner. Seems to be working. But maybe I need to rethink that?
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11-01-2021, 04:24 PM #624Registered User
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Stress is extremely toxic. All sorts of gruesome cascading effects from it.
A donut (or cannabutter garlic bread) every now an again when a craving hits is good for you the same way that a shot of tequila or a glass of wine a night is good for you (its the alcohol relaxing you not the minimal amount of antioxidants).
A good healthy day is a day with an elevated heartrate during the day, and then a slow heartrate in the evening and at night- usually denotes an active, exercise rich day followed by a relaxing evening and an athletes low resting heartrate.
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11-01-2021, 04:28 PM #625Registered User
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Majoring in the minors. Just focus on eating healthy. Its exceptionally difficult to overeat really healthy food.
Meal timing, nutrient ordering and timing, and being nuts on with macros can be fun and help someone who already has 90% of their shit dialed, dial in the last 5-10%. But youre gonna see MUCH more benefit from dialing in that first 90%.... like simply making sure your meals are healthy.
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