I'm on my 3rd week of cutting and I'm craving some damn ramen, is it too damaging to my diet if I have one? My everyday diet consists of porridge protein shake and chicken breast with veggies.
Must be craving carbs since I stopped eating carbs
>>40229056
Why would you stop eating carbs?
Calories in, calories out. Everything in moderation, just don't be retarded.
>>40229076
cause Im cutting all sugar and carbs to cut
Im following this guys advice I already lost 15 lbs
>>40229123
Forgot link ha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lozkwiyVefw
>>40229091
No no no. To cut you want carbs. Imma give you a layout that trainers use on athletes.
Protein = 1G per KG of LEAN MASS
Fat = Keep under 80G MAX
Carbs = Fill in the rest of your calories w carbs
Start at 2800 cals, (seems like a lot, but trust, it isn't). Do cardio for 45min 3 days a week. Try and lose 1lb per week (to do this get an average, weigh yourself every morning and try to get an average of 1lb). If its less than 1lb, cut out 200cals worth of carbs. then repeat until you're around 2000cals. Once here refeed yourself for about 2-3 days, then repeat if needed.
Any questions, feel free to ask.
>>40228905
Do you have a good phone? Download my fitness pal and track your calories. Then you can know if you can add the Ramen to your diet or not. That package is about 500 kcal of carbs and a little fat. If you are 500 under your goal calories for the day then go ahead and dig in.
Honestly though if you're struggling with hunger and cravings then I'd say don't. Foods like this don't fill you up very much despite having that many calories. If you instead eat 500 Cal of oats, Greek yogurt, or veggies you will be much fuller for much longer.
>>40229231
Oh I see so with my crurrent diet of quaker oats in the morning, protein shake for lunch and chicken breast for dinner where should I place the carbs and in what form?
>>40229287
My fitness pal got it thank you.
>>40229310
You want complex barbs, (bread, wheat, OATS, RICE) in the morning or mid day, and simple carbs, (fruits and dairy, not so much dairy though, you'll see why) before you workout or even during.
Any more questions, feel free to ask.