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07 Feb 2006
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Please Help Q2
Thank you so much for the reply,
I am 21 years old and my diet usually is as follows:
Breakfast: oats
Snack: Fruit. or somethimes nothing
Lunch:chicken, with provitas x3 and veg
Snack: nothing, sometimes protein bar
Dinner: chicken, or meat, with veg and 30g rice
Thank you
I am 21 years old and my diet usually is as follows:
Breakfast: oats
Snack: Fruit. or somethimes nothing
Lunch:chicken, with provitas x3 and veg
Snack: nothing, sometimes protein bar
Dinner: chicken, or meat, with veg and 30g rice
Thank you
FitnessDoc
Hi there
I'm not exactly sure what Q2 refers to. You haven't indicated a name so I can't even go back on the forum and check what your previous question was. So I am a little stumped as to what I'm supposed to answer.
If I very briefly look at your diet, it's very low in energy and that is going to hinder whatever you try to do. In the long term, it actually prevents weight loss because it forces your body to slow down its normal metabolic rate and so it's actually very important that you eat normally, and in your case, more. For a specific diet, though, I'm not the right person, so I would suggest you contact a dietician to help in this regard.
Good luck
I'm not exactly sure what Q2 refers to. You haven't indicated a name so I can't even go back on the forum and check what your previous question was. So I am a little stumped as to what I'm supposed to answer.
If I very briefly look at your diet, it's very low in energy and that is going to hinder whatever you try to do. In the long term, it actually prevents weight loss because it forces your body to slow down its normal metabolic rate and so it's actually very important that you eat normally, and in your case, more. For a specific diet, though, I'm not the right person, so I would suggest you contact a dietician to help in this regard.
Good luck
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