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I've come across an article talking about hidden sugars in low fat foods. I like to eat low fat Greek yogurt for breakfast. So in the context of body building what is better low fat high sugar vs high fat low sugar foods?
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I have heard a bit on Monounsaturated fats and how they can help build muscle. In my opinion its a bit confusing.
Could i get a few opinions on this please.
I see people with fats in the 50-100g range, how do they do it? I'm not exactly eating crappy foods. Here is an example of my diet (without dinner).
Now with dinner, and any other snacks I have it goes 150+
How the hell do I keep it down? Or should I just not worry? Yes I eat oats 3 times a day...
Well I have just returned from the doctor, and he basically said that my cholesterol/blood fat levels were stupidly high for someone my age. (Near enough to 30) It doesn't really surprise me too much due to my past dietary habbits, or lack of, drinking too much etc etc etc, the surprising bit...