Crafting Your Best Diet Plans
Calories in vs. Calories out, Identifying your Baseline, Creating Your Best Diet, More Aggressive Diets like Keto and Rapid Fat Loss,… and a bit on Fasting.
Calories in vs. Calories out, Identifying your Baseline, Creating Your Best Diet, More Aggressive Diets like Keto and Rapid Fat Loss,… and a bit on Fasting.
You can create a cycle where you not only reduce your bodyfat but your muscles also atrophy, and then you can replenish your fat stores. Great, a medically supported way to become “skinny fat”. Never fear though, more “science” to the rescue,…
1. Hammer the proteins,
2. Be generous with the good fats, and
3. Keep the carbs in the just-about-to-spill-over zone.
This is about teaching you how to fish (how to craft your diet plan) rather than giving you a fish (giving you a diet plan).
With few exceptions, cheat meals are red flags that your diet plan is extremely flawed. Fix your diet plan so it is effective at fulfilling your goals, is sustainable, and fully satisfying.
In a nutshell, the GLPs are powerful appetite suppressants and help to maintain a caloric deficit. It is critical to know that even with or especially with a GLP program, you still need sufficient calories and nutrients to avoid muscle atrophy (muscle loss) and to maintain healthy body functions.
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