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01-25-2004, 04:43 PM #1Banned
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sleeping after a meal stored as fat?
Hey, whenever i'm doen with a meal i think about going to sleep for about 1-2 hours so i can recover. Will the meal i just ate be stored as fat?
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01-25-2004, 05:01 PM #2
no..your body metabolizes food at the same rate no matter what time of day it is....it is your activity level that speeds it up, but if you are in need of nutrients at a particular time your body will use them no matter what you are doing.
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01-26-2004, 09:44 AM #3Originally Posted by will86
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01-26-2004, 10:48 AM #4AR Hall of Fame
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You are able to sleep after every meal?
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01-26-2004, 01:40 PM #5
I sleep DURING my meals...sometimes it's hard, but I'm getting huge!
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01-26-2004, 02:56 PM #6
The answer depends on the composition of the meal.
Contrary to popular belief, carbs and protein are not converted to fat at a significant rate in a normal person.
If there is no fat in the meal there will be no fat storage.
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01-26-2004, 05:25 PM #7Originally Posted by longhornDr
Does that mean every time you take shake with flax before bedtime it will make you fat ?? this dosent sound to great...
i don't think this could be true...
swole, rambo,dbarcelo, any advice ?
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01-26-2004, 05:28 PM #8
Flax is a good type of fat not saturated fat.
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01-26-2004, 05:53 PM #9AR Hall of Fame
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Carbs/proteins or ANY macro for that matter, in the form of TOO MUCH per meal, yes will be stored as fat. Have to make that perfectly clear.......
Then you get into the insulin /diabetic situations where very little carbs with protein througout the day can also be stored as fat and screw people up badly, so it's a case by case thing, much like all diets.
Whey protein and flax before bed by itself is of no issue whatsoever.
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