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Old Mon, Jan-07-19, 09:20
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Originally Posted by GRB5111
When I first started going very low carb, I spent a lot of time calculating optimum protein, particularly after reading Phinney and Volek's protein lifestyle recommendations. I realized that the range of protein consumption for me was very forgiving with some of Bikman's and Naiman's recent studies and recommendations making a lot of sense. This WOL only works for me when it's simple. I no longer spend time calculating macros in detail, especially protein. While I try to stay in ketosis and be in fat burning mode most of the time (that's when I feel and perform best), I no longer worry about gluconeogenesis due to protein consumption, as it takes a lot to move me out of fat burning mode. I truly believe protein consumption is very forgiving if you're eating clean and consistently with everything else.
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Originally Posted by Ms Arielle
I too dont worry about too much protein. IT is better for me to fill up on protein a nd fat than the alternatives. Meaning, better to eat up on meats and fats first to better decrease the chance of cruising the kitchen for carby foods.
Great advice - thanks!

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