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ToxSocks 02-24-2023 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by KCUnited (Post 16826351)
I buy the bags of hard boiled eggs

No salt, no butter, just grab and smash as a snack

My latest thing in the morning rush is string cheese and an apple juice, like im a ****ing 5 year old LMAO LMAO

I told my wife we need to start stocking juice boxes.

BWillie 02-24-2023 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by KCUnited (Post 16826351)
I buy the bags of hard boiled eggs

No salt, no butter, just grab and smash as a snack

This actually sounds pretty good. I like just plain egg whites.

ToxSocks 02-24-2023 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Otter (Post 16826361)
Salsa is an great option for eggs.

Mhmmm... like some Huevos Rancheros.

Pepe Silvia 02-24-2023 04:14 PM

Scrambled eggs with ketchup.

htismaqe 02-24-2023 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16826357)
This is why I eat so much sodium, I apparently. This poor son of a bitch didnt eat enough salt to get enough iodine. You don't want to get a goiter do you?

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Well, that doesn't really pertain to total sodium because there's many more sources than just sodium chloride (table salt).

Sure, you don't want to intake a lot of salt but the vast majority of people consume sodium in the form of soda pop and stuff that contains other sodium compounds like MSG.

That being said, it's pretty important to supplement at least SOME iodized table salt. Not Himalayan salt, sea salt, or anything else but actual iodized salt. I read an article recently about the increase in iodine deficiencies in America.

htismaqe 02-24-2023 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16826369)
This actually sounds pretty good. I like just plain egg whites.

See that's a really good choice.

ToxSocks 02-24-2023 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 16826374)

That being said, it's pretty important to supplement at least SOME iodized table salt. Not Himalayan salt, sea salt, or anything else but actual iodized salt. I read an article recently about the increase in iodine deficiencies in America.

I ****ING LOVE SALT

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Pepe Silvia 02-24-2023 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 16826369)
This actually sounds pretty good. I like just plain egg whites.

I can’t do that, I butter my toast and dip it in the yoke.

BWillie 02-24-2023 04:22 PM

Salt is awesome!

https://www.midlandscbd.com/articles...sea-salt-10175

I found one article out of 1.2M that is pro salt!

RunKC 02-24-2023 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16826060)
Calories in/calories out is the simplest way to maintain your weight for the average person.

A big issue with highly processed food is that it is generally very high cal so people struggle to not take in excess calories. You can sit down with a bag of chips and a soda and take in 500 calories in 15 minutes and still be hungry. It's terrible.

Protein is so important for me bc it helps me not have sugar cravings. Also helps with gains too

Megatron96 02-24-2023 04:26 PM

In moderation, cayenne powder can be used as a salt substitute.

htismaqe 02-24-2023 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 16826398)
Protein is so important for me bc it helps me not have sugar cravings. Also helps with gains too

Proteins are harder to break down so they keep you full longer. It's one of the most important components of any weight loss plan. And absolutely necessary if you want to add muscle.

I drink 60g of whey protein isolate a day to supplement what I get through food.

KCUnited 02-24-2023 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 16826363)
My latest thing in the morning rush is string cheese and an apple juice, like im a ****ing 5 year old LMAO LMAO

I told my wife we need to start stocking juice boxes.

I'm a smasher of string cheese

My wife will meticulously pull the thinnest strands over a period of like 10 minutes. I'm lucky if I get 3 or 4 strands before I've annihilated mine in seconds

It takes me longer to get the packaging tab separated to open it than it does to consume. I love those things

notorious 02-24-2023 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 16826403)
Proteins are harder to break down so they keep you full longer. It's one of the most important components of any weight loss plan. And absolutely necessary if you want to add muscle.

I drink 60g of whey protein isolate a day to supplement what I get through food.

I take a 50g hit of protein mix in the morning. It sharpens my thoughts in the morning. I probably shit out 90% of it later, oh well.

Chief Pagan 02-24-2023 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 16826060)
Calories in/calories out is the simplest way to maintain your weight for the average person.

A big issue with highly processed food is that it is generally very high cal so people struggle to not take in excess calories. You can sit down with a bag of chips and a soda and take in 500 calories in 15 minutes and still be hungry. It's terrible.

Well not really because not all calories have the same effect on your body.

I remember reading some study where they controlled what the participants ate for breakfast and lunch and then in the afternoon the participants got something like a 400 calorie snack.

Some got 400 calories from a sugary drink. Some from yogurt, some from a piece of steak etc.

Then they let them all self serve how ever much dinner they wanted of spaghetti or something.

The ones consuming the steak reduced their dinner consumption by almost 400 calories compared to the ones drinking sugar. The yogurt was in between.

So drinking sugar does nothing to keep you from being hungry later, duh. But eating steak did.

But that's the point.

Calories in aren't the all same. That's why high protein diets work to lose weight...

And 400 calories of steak is a fairly small/quick package...

So being high calorie quick to eat isn't really the issue.


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