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What to look for in cereal?

Food that is fresh and unprocessed and raw or slightly heated will ensure you're receiving the maximum required vitamins, minerals and most importantly enzymes.
its taken years for me to find what works best for me and the goals are nebulus, I mean they constantly change.

For me, not only is food fuel but medicine also.
 
I think if one is constantly eating food that is tampered with, then they are maybe not receiving the benefit they should and find themselves eating more to make up for the deficiencies in the food.
 
I feel like Shit physically when satisfying my macronutritional requirements with high sugar foods / high Sat fat (although I still work cheeseburgers in every now and then)

No one can disagree with JZ - all in moderation can get you the results
+ he has probably the best conditioning on ausbb at present
 
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I'm guessing you can't read because you are not repeating anything I said. You are changing what I said to suit yourself because you lack the ability to argue the point I made.
 
This is a forum for discussions and 90% of your posts are just mindless ramblings and back tracking.
 
steveP said:
This is a forum for discussions and 90% of your posts are just mindless ramblings and back tracking.
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Huh.

Back tracking. I haven't back tracked anything. Show where I back tracked.

Post where I ever said you should have all of your carbs as sugar. I never said that. You made that up to try and argue that point rather than argue what I said.

You just make up these ridiculous all or nothing arguments that are nothing to do with what I said.

I said cereal is ok to eat and sugar is ok to eat. From that you come up with eat all your carbs as sugar then. You have some serious comprehension difficulties.

If you are going to argue at least argue the actual point that I made rather than making some bullshit argument up that I didn't even say.
 
Like you just said, you said sugar is fine to eat and there are no associated health problems with consuming it. So why not take it to the extreme and only consume sugar for carbs?
 
steveP said:
Like you just said, you said sugar is fine to eat and there are no associated health problems with consuming it. So why not take it to the extreme and only consume sugar for carbs?
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He (Bazza) made no mention of;

" there are no associated health problems with consuming it. So why not take it to the extreme and only consume sugar for carbs?"

He is stating that there is nothing wrong with "cereal".

To my knowledge there is nothing also inherently wrong with sugar.
 
steveP said:
Like you just said, you said sugar is fine to eat and there are no associated health problems with consuming it. So why not take it to the extreme and only consume sugar for carbs?
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Because when you take anything to the extreme it isn't good for you.

Eat a diet of pure protein and see how healthy you are.

Eat only broccoli and see how healthy you are.

Breathe in 100% oxygen and see how you go.

Drink a heap of water and it will kill you.

Therefore according to your thinking. Protein, broccoli, oxygen and water are also bad for you.
 

Exactly. Too much sugar is bad but too much of anything is bad.
 

will try these out thanks
 

I quite often see you state that carbs are carbs. Low GI, fiber, etc all has no meaning to you. You also think nutrient timing is BS. I was trying to make a point that applying your logic to sugar/carbs, an all sugar diet for carbs would fit within your wisdom of nutrition.
 

Do you have a learning disability? Again I never said have only sugar for carbs. The logic you are using is moronic and can be used against any food. Eating any limited diet of one food isn't good.

You keep incorrectly quoting what I say to try and suit your retarded arguments.

Please quote me where I said fiber isn't important.

I have always said eat a range of food. Please quote where I said otherwise. You are just making shit up.

GI is a waste of time. Just chewing your food more makes the GI higher. Good luck with that waste of time making any difference.

Stop making shit up because you can't actually argue against the point I made.
 
I never said you said only have sugar for carbs. I said that for a hypothetical based on your views on nutritional timing and claiming there is nothing wrong with sugar. It really isn't that hard to understand for most people.

Chewing makes GI higher, lol ok.
 

Dare I say that people who plan "cheat" meals enjoy them more. I know after dieting, the most basic foods taste awesome. And the its the anticipation that really makes you savour them. Where when bulking with a more liberated diet, cheat food comes and goes without the same enjoyment.
 

So much wrong here

The hypothetical is retarded because it could be used against any food we eat and claim it as bad.

It's not based on my views. It's based on what you make up because that's easier to argue against that my actual views. Again, quote what I said.

It's seems even the most basic stuff is hard for you to understand.

Yes. Understand GI and how it works before making stupid comments.

Boil up a potato. Now that potato with nothing else done has a higher GI mashed rather than just eaten. Again, good luck with GI helping you achieve anything.
 
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