huskyguy said:Jeff Willet is an idiot if he is eating sugary crap like that for breakfast, I wouldn't call that a meal at all--it is a waste of time to eat frosted flakes. Do not believe everything you read, some of the workouts the pros say they do would be counter-productive for most people. This diet is definitely not good.
In the AM with protien powder when your muscles are starving your body can use those simple carbs. Hell, people shoot insulin in the AM and take in up to 100 grams of dextrose etc then. And from the looks of him, Jeff Willet aint no dummy.Frosty said:My thoughts exactly. I think Jay Cutler says he eat some dumb meal and coke post workout. Breakfast cereals are junk...frosted or not. Rice Cristy, Corn Flakes, etc aren't filled with sugar but their glycemic index is about twice that of table sugar and even higher than pure glucose.
cconnors_us said:Ectomorph is correct. His reasoning for this is to raise the glycemic of this early meal for the starving muscle depleted of glycogen throughout the night. He works out first thing in the morning and has high glycemic carbs for his first meal and the 3 hours following post-workout. The rest of the day, he eats low glycemic carbs, mostly in the form of veggies. When cutting, he does cut back and eventually eliminates the frosted flakes.
He must be doing something right. I'm sure not too many "experts" on this board that look half as good as he does.
cconnors_us said:Ectomorph is correct. His reasoning for this is to raise the glycemic of this early meal for the starving muscle depleted of glycogen throughout the night. He works out first thing in the morning and has high glycemic carbs for his first meal and the 3 hours following post-workout. The rest of the day, he eats low glycemic carbs, mostly in the form of veggies. When cutting, he does cut back and eventually eliminates the frosted flakes.
He must be doing something right. I'm sure not too many "experts" on this board that look half as good as he does.
Frosty said:How are muscles depleted of glycogen just from 8 hours or so of sleep?
Frosty said:Hahaha, who did that thing under my name? Was that you Milly?
Milhouse said:Maybe he wants to keep his muscles from depleting. This would keep his body from feeding off protein sources for energy and keep the body in a positive balance for growth.
just a thought
Frosty said:That may be true, but why would something with a GI of like 120 be better than something in the 30-50 range? True insulin is very anabolic, but muscles only respond to so much insulin before you start to stimulate fat gain (drug use not included).
Regardless, the ingredients in these cereals are junk. The methods used to process the cereals takes out the nutrient content (then they try to make it look healthy by fortifying it) and destroying the good aspects of the grains. You end up eating essentially sugar with some synthetic vitamins added. Eat some rice or oats if you want cereal for breakfast, IMO.