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__________________ ![]() F/40/5'2" Start: 7/24/06 ![]() ![]() Current: Lost 49.25 pounds & 49.4 inches For weekly stats: http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...ad.php?t=38056 Mini Goal: 90 kg/198 lbs <= MET Wk 13 - Oct 23 Mini Goal2: 83 kg/182 lbs<= MET Wk 19 - Dec 30 Mini Goal3: 75 kg/165 lbs (drivers license weight from YEARS ago!) Long Term Goal: 20% body fat! THEN I've made it! |
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| for your snacks use your regular foods if you are in induction have anduction foods if yiou are in OWL with the expanded menu then use that the trick when you low carb is to fuel up an hour or more before you get going so you have the fatty acids in your system ready to go. It is impossible to run out of fats to burn unless you are under weight. It will take your body time to adjust to the new workout load just as it did when you were high carbing it. Just go slow at first. you are going to be amazed at the amount of stamina you have eating low carb as you get your body in shape. if you need more details use the search feature and look at some of the topics with the actual chemisty of fat metabolism in them fats provide more energy for the human body then carbs for the same amount of hydrocarbons and you don't get the lactic acid build up either.
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| Thank you. I do notice that if I exercise very intensively for more than an hour I start getting the nauseau, dizziness, etc. I will try eating just before I go. When I was not low carbing, I would just sit for a few minutes and eat an energy bar or an apple or banana and I'd be fine. Can you recommend a snack or two to take with me? My snacks are usually 5 olives or a handful of pork rinds or a bit of cheese. Any other ideas? Thanks! Kacey
__________________ ![]() F/40/5'2" Start: 7/24/06 ![]() ![]() Current: Lost 49.25 pounds & 49.4 inches For weekly stats: http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...ad.php?t=38056 Mini Goal: 90 kg/198 lbs <= MET Wk 13 - Oct 23 Mini Goal2: 83 kg/182 lbs<= MET Wk 19 - Dec 30 Mini Goal3: 75 kg/165 lbs (drivers license weight from YEARS ago!) Long Term Goal: 20% body fat! THEN I've made it! |
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| Hi Kacey, I get those issues (light-headedness, dizziness, nausea, etc) when I workout without eating first (usually about 30 min - an hour beforehand). It's like your body is telling you "nonono, i don't have enuff in me to do this torture". I used to have a snack of cucumber slices with either cream cheese and lox or tuna salad before I went, then come back and eat lunch almost immediately afterwards. You could always make up some bacon before you go, take a couple hard-boiled eggs, some string cheese or sliced cheese, cucumber slices...
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| don't eat just before eat about an hour before. porkrinds actually are a high protein food not a high fat one. depending on where you are with your Atkins nuts are a great snack, cream cheese, berries with some fat, veggies with a dip, low carb homemade muffins, lots of water too as dehydration can cause those symptoms too, a meat roll up the scrambled egg muffins just to name a few. figure out what you like and use it.
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| There's something I now know about bicycling too..... Going downhill with a bike trailer loaded down with 98lbs of child-folk is a LOT easier than going uphill. I'm glad you posted this question because I feel like my energy levels get low sometimes too. I'm going to try the eating one hour before. |