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Old 02-01-2008, 07:52 AM
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- I tried the oats a few days last week and it was kinda brutal. Really thick, but I was trying a cup with milk. I know the milk was a bad idea now, should I stick with 1 cup though?
1 cup is fine. Eat until you are full. Carb cycling isn't about counting cals, but about manipulating hormones. Yeah, I wouldn't go crazy with the milk. Look into HOOD - low carb milk. Good stuff.

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- On the no carb day what do I eat to get to the calories I need?? 3 whole chickens?? Lol, do you even worry about your caloric intake on that day? Its all new to me? Also would having no carb days slow down recovery time?
You need to up the protein and healthy fats to compensate. I don't see many healthy fats in your diet so you will need to increase that on no carb days. But again, it isn't about cals. Don't count fiber in your carb count. Fiber can still be eaten and should be on all days.

Some people choose to add in extra shakes on these days to help, but that is up to you. Whole food is preferred of course, but shakes are better than not eating anything.

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- And to clarify a refeed I can eat high good carbs for that day correct??
Yes, as many low GI/II carbs as you can consume. This ISNT'T a cheat day.

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Thanks again bro I really appreciate your knowledge.
Good luck - I'm sure you'll succeed.
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