I have since been eating what feels like ridiculous amounts of food (and not worrying too
much about macronutrient ratios) and haven't gained a single pound, so I think my suspicion was correct.
I will continue to eat as much plant - based food as I want until I am full and not worry too
much about macronutrient distributions or total caloric intake, relying on my own sense of satiety and intrinsically filling fiber - dense plant foods to get me through.
Not exact matches
If you're concerned
about consuming too
much protein or too little, an app that tracks
macronutrients may help, even if you use it temporarily.
After you realize there's no such thing as starvation mode, and no need to eat 6 times per day, and really no reason to worry
about your
macronutrient ratios... you're not really left with
much guidance.
We will talk
about the right calorie balance and the right
macronutrient split - so how
much protein, fat and carbs you atually need.
But clean eating is less
about how
much you're consuming and more
about whether or not you're getting a good balance of the main
macronutrients: protein, fat and carbohydrates.
It will change your perception
about nutrition since you will mostly stop seeing food as good or bad but as
macronutrients only • If you choose to add the 2 Custom Macros Consultations to your SSBM2 Program, I will personally calculate exactly how
much protein, carbs and fat you should eat JUST for you.
Carbohydrates are what our bodies use quickest for energy and, although there's debate
about how
much of this
macronutrient each individual needs, Ward says ingesting carbohydrates in some form is essential.
Phil, I know you make two little comments
about balance, at the beginning and at the end, but I believe you need to make it
much clearer that all three
macronutrients have EQUAL IMPORTANCE, but not in the same amounts.