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What is considered a Cheat Meal
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What is considered a cheat meal?
French Toast with cheese
Pizza
Double bacon and Cheese Burger
Milkshake
What is a total no go and what do you guys eat when it comes to cheat meal time?
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My cheat meals are ridiculous at the moment and are considered refeeds. A refeed for me is a box of milo cereal a small steak with a large baked potato or a home made burger with air fried baked chips, 200-300g of woolies gummy sweets and about a liter of woolies sorbet. I was having that twice a week but have cut it down to once a week. I am able to do this because of the volume of training I am doing and cardio etc its to replenish glycogen stores and get leptin levels up and that for me only happens after about 500g of carbs in my meal.
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Now I have a cheat day consisting of nearly anything my eyes see but I try and stay under 80grams of fat on this day and still manage to lose +- 1kg of fat per week,also a refeed as I only have 2.6g of carbs per day on the keto diet I'm on.but as DJ said all depends where your bf % level is and the type of training and cardio you do.IMO a cheat isn't necessary when on a fat loss diet with carbs daily,maybe for the mental aspect but still not a necessity
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NB! A cheat meal is an essential part of any diet and should not be feared! Have your cheat meal the day before your most bad-ass training session of the week to take full advantage.
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DJ wrote: U are completely wrong Liftmeister. If u are in a calorie deficit u need to replenish glycogen stores and refuel your metabolism, i have no less than 200g of carbs a day currently and i still have over 2000g of carbs in a refeed/cheat meal and i still loose just over a kg a week. Be it a balanced diet, a high carb diet, a high fat and protein diet,as long as u are in a calorie deficit u still need to refeed/cheat once a week to above maintaince calories in order to boost leptin, and get the metabolism going again. So u can be on a diet with 60% carbs and as long as u are 500 calories below maintaince and doing cardio and training hard u are still going to need a cheat/refeed meal a week.
Once again as in the other thread I don't think you read the posts properly before u respond lol
@AlexRon have a cheat meal if u like bro..personally I'd aim for 2 weeks no cheat and once you've adapted to the diet then incorporate a cheat,play around and see what works for you,There's lots of conflicting views on this subject but I've found self experimentation to be\have the ultimate answer
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Pyroclasm wrote: I think this is an extremely interesting topic and love to talk about it, just not with you DJ. I wish you well with your contest.
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Liftmeister wrote: Once again as in the other thread I don't think you read the posts properly before u respond lol
Liftmeister wrote: IMO a cheat isn't necessary when on a fat loss diet with carbs daily,maybe for the mental aspect but still not a necessity
DJ wrote: U are completely wrong Liftmeister. If u are in a calorie deficit u need to replenish glycogen stores and refuel your metabolism, i have no less than 200g of carbs a day currently and i still have over 2000g of carbs in a refeed/cheat meal and i still loose just over a kg a week. Be it a balanced diet, a high carb diet, a high fat and protein diet,as long as u are in a calorie deficit u still need to refeed/cheat once a week to above maintaince calories in order to boost leptin, and get the metabolism going again. So u can be on a diet with 60% carbs and as long as u are 500 calories below maintaince and doing cardio and training hard u are still going to need a cheat/refeed meal a week.
I am not seeing the problem liftmeister? It seems DJ read your comment and replied to it accurately?
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