Food tip: If I said to you I was having this for lunch today there is no way any of you that regularly follow my page would believe me!.
Your farts probably have more calories than what's on this plate!, solution eat sensibly & work out hard! Your (RMR) Resting metabolic rate is very important, that's the baseiline calories your body needs to consume daily just to run & maintain the bodies organs, systems & basic functions including your brain. (RMR) is different for everyone. Now your "Grey matter" with all it's wants, needs thoughts & insecurities does not get to decide how many calories your body requires (as a baseline) although you think you do. Your brain usually screws that up one way or another with your wants needs & desires, advertising fads or what "big George" says in the gym, Joey Essex or another numpty on that show that talks cods wallop & thinks the Moon & the Sun are the same planets. The body has a great way of protecting itself, as it has to survive through what it considers "lean times" when you are not feeding it consistently the right amount of nutrients. What happens is your body will go "catabolic" & start breaking down muscle to use as energy, as muscle is much easier to break down & convert to a fuel source than fat & there is plenty more of it available. So you will usually release a stress hormone named cortisol, to anyone doing fitness it's comparable to what garlic & wooden stakes are to Vampires. There is no doubt about it cortisol will get to work much more efficiently than any type of "Wile E. Coyote"® type products! Joking aside when you go catabolic you literally are eating yourself & your body is slowing down & breaking down & what's worse your get better at storing fat because your body is trying to survive instead of thriving. Your in control ...I love my food , I love my body, I love working out! ~SA . |
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