OK.. Now that I am not doing Keto, please comment on my new diet so far..

[mustang331]

This is today so far, I was doing the Keto diet, but after some questioning on it, it would be better I don't (to much intense cardio)

I am about 230lbs
29 years old
my goal is 170lbs

I was 265 about 2 months ago and was not all that serious about my diet, but want to get serious now.

Please read the red below, thanks.

8:45am
6 eggwhites
1 whole egg
1 package of instant plain oatmeal
Calories=305
Fat=8
Carbs=22
Protein=32

11:00am
Shake
Calories=240
Fat=2
Carbs=6
Protein=50

12:00pm
Lean Ground Turkey with Asparagus, made into a meat loaf, 6oz of brown rice
Calories=433
Fat=14
Carbs=46
Protein=34


3:00pm
Lean Ground Turkey with Asparagus, made into a meat loaf, 6oz of brown rice
Calories=433
Fat=14
Carbs=46
Protein=34

I will update as the rest of the day goes forward.

I am just worried about the fat and carbs deal.. I am mixing the two, because even though the turkey is lean, it still has fat in it.



To make it clear, I do 2+ hours a day of very intense MMA training, I do NOT work out with weights, my main goal is just to lose weight right now, I understand I might lose some muscle but I am ok with that. Thanks

[mustang331]

Been using fit day.com and this is what I ended with

Calories=1950 (low I know)
Fat=60(is this to much?)
Carbs=130(??)
Protein=210(I know this is low for many of you, but being I am doing NO weight training is it still important to get at least 1 gram per lbs. ?)

[fit4ever180]

If you're doing 2 hours of mma everyday, you should be burning a lot of extra calories... If you continue to do so taking in so few calories, your bodies fat losing mechanisms will shut down because you are starving yourself... I think you should still get 1 gram per lb. because although you may not be training with heavy weights, mma still is taxing on your muscles...

[Edgar]

be carefull with what you eat after coming off keto diet for the next 2 to 3 weeks. it can be a nightmare if you dont intake carbs at the right time only.

[VeraDeMilo]

be carefull with what you eat after coming off keto diet for the next 2 to 3 weeks. it can be a nightmare if you dont intake carbs at the right time only.

Good advice Edgar. It is wise to introduce small amounts of carbs per meal into your diet and slowly taper your carb intake up during the first 2 or so weeks.

This will also help reduce the severity of the water retention rebound that you will get from eating carbs again. But that weight will also balance back out in 2-3 weeks, so don't panic. You shouldn't have much of a problem anyway since you weren't on the keto diet for that long.

[mustang331]

Good advice Edgar. It is wise to introduce small amounts of carbs per meal into your diet and slowly taper your carb intake up during the first 2 or so weeks.

This will also help reduce the severity of the water retention rebound that you will get from eating carbs again. But that weight will also balance back out in 2-3 weeks, so don't panic. You shouldn't have much of a problem anyway since you weren't on the keto diet for that long.

What about carb cycling?? For example, I don't plan on training today because of an injury I got last night.. Can/should I do no/low carbs today? and every day I plan to NOT train?

THANKS

[mustang331]

Also, can someone please advise me on what they think of my, Carb,Fat intake?

Thanks!