Carb Consumption Insights
Max emphasizes the importance of earning carbs through physical activity, highlighting the limited storage capacity for glucose in the body. Sydney discusses the flexibility of carb intake based on individual needs and activities, promoting a balanced approach to fat consumption alongside healthful fats like extra virgin olive oil.In this clip
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206: Nutrients to Optimize Brain Health and Performance | Max Lugavere
Related Questions
When I was bulking, I'd eat as much as 150g of raw rice, then cooked, in one sitting, and also sometimes 600+g of cooked cassava. Is this too much carbohydrates even for a post-workout meal, for me as a 26-year-old male weighing 60 kg and consuming 3 meals per day with a maintenance of 2700 calories? Should I have evenly distributed my carbohydrate intake throughout the day? I feel like I can't gain too much body fat but neither lose too much of it, so that I'm not as strong as I could be nor can I lean out as much as I want.
Is it true that if you want to get the most out of your body, you should prioritize simple carbohydrates from whole food sources before a workout to feel a difference in energy and performance, as discussed in the episode 1641: Get a Bigger Bench Press, Rice Krispies Treats Pre-Workout, Rounded Back Deadlifts & More and the clip Food Justification?
Does it mean that until I control my calorie intake into just a slight surplus for muscle gain, I can achieve it by eating a lot of sugar as discussed in the episode EPISODE #921 How to Ditch Diet Dogma and Simplify Superfoods Max Lugavere and the clip The Sugar Debate?