Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: Wonderful Pork
i usually have a protein shake with glutamine, a multi-vitamin, and a serving of honey nut cheerios. Comes out to about 325 cals with the majority from Protein and carbs, minimal fat. Lots of sugar in the cheerios, but they are so delicious.
The Yogurt Cheerios are deliciousness boxed. (and probably not good for you OH WELL)
Originally posted by: Sephy
Its pretty horrible, IMO. You're looking at close to 100g of sugar first thing in the morning with no protein. And all of the sugar is the kind that makes a big insulin response.
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Originally posted by: Sephy
Its pretty horrible, IMO. You're looking at close to 100g of sugar first thing in the morning with no protein. And all of the sugar is the kind that makes a big insulin response.
yup, and you know what your body converts it to when it has all that sugar and a huge insulin spike?
Originally posted by: amish
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Originally posted by: Sephy
Its pretty horrible, IMO. You're looking at close to 100g of sugar first thing in the morning with no protein. And all of the sugar is the kind that makes a big insulin response.
yup, and you know what your body converts it to when it has all that sugar and a huge insulin spike?
urine?
Originally posted by: Wonderful Pork
i usually have a protein shake with glutamine, a multi-vitamin, and a serving of honey nut cheerios. Comes out to about 325 cals with the majority from Protein and carbs, minimal fat. Lots of sugar in the cheerios, but they are so delicious.
Originally posted by: KingGheedora
Originally posted by: Wonderful Pork
i usually have a protein shake with glutamine, a multi-vitamin, and a serving of honey nut cheerios. Comes out to about 325 cals with the majority from Protein and carbs, minimal fat. Lots of sugar in the cheerios, but they are so delicious.
Does it matter if calories come from fat, vs some other source? Lets say there are two meals. One with 300 cals from protein, and one with 300 cals from fat. They are both equally filling. Is one better than the other?