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Old 03-31-2008, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by mitchcumstein View Post
Im just gonna throw my 2 cents in here.


Im not a big fan of full blown carb cycling, especially the no carb days. I just see no need for it. I can see limiting your carbs to breakfast, pre and post workout. Ive had great success with jsut a simple 5pm carb cutoff.(i go to bed around midnight usually.) And i only do this 5 days a week. i eat whatever i want on the weekends. Ive done no carb diets before and inevitably they always lead to binge carb eating. At least in my case and many people i know. You need carbs, when you deprive yourself it just makes you want them more in the long run.


Why torture yourself?
It's only once a week if that though.
AND If you eat right on no carb day (enough protein, fats) it's not torture at all, especially since you follow it immediately with a refeed day

But you obviously have had some success Mitch, as you have dropped a lot of fat, so I wont argue against YOUR methods, I can only add positive thoughts on carb cycling as it has been the secret to my personal success
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