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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On September 09 2012 08:04 Froadac wrote: What foods would be real in dorms  The ones you cook on a hotplate or Foreman grill, after buying it from the grocery store. Otherwise, it's like playing russian roulette with your metabolism. | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
On September 09 2012 09:06 JingleHell wrote: The ones you cook on a hotplate or Foreman grill, after buying it from the grocery store. Otherwise, it's like playing russian roulette with your metabolism. Yeah. True. I may just go off meal plan and eat a crapton @.@ I have like flex dollar kind of stuff, people say it is possible to get real good food | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On September 09 2012 11:36 Froadac wrote: Yeah. True. I may just go off meal plan and eat a crapton @.@ I have like flex dollar kind of stuff, people say it is possible to get real good food I don't even pretend my entire diet is healthy. I just know that it's unhealthier to vanish into thin air. | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
my school forced me to get a mealplan if i lived on campus, and i really tried to make the most of it. the cafeteria was a buffet-type thing with tons of different options, but i ignored most of it and just went for: - grilled chicken - tuna (without the mayo) - sometimes whatever daily meat they have (meatloaf, or turkey, or baked chicken, sometiems fish) - various salad greens and spinach - hardboiled eggs - some bacon and sausage - whatever steamed vegetables they had, either carrots, squash, broccoli, etc, or some of their vegan options) - whole milk, tea, or water | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On September 09 2012 15:02 ieatkids5 wrote: jinglehell, does your school have a good cafeteria and is it worth the money? my school forced me to get a mealplan if i lived on campus, and i really tried to make the most of it. the cafeteria was a buffet-type thing with tons of different options, but i ignored most of it and just went for: - grilled chicken - tuna (without the mayo) - sometimes whatever daily meat they have (meatloaf, or turkey, or baked chicken, sometiems fish) - various salad greens and spinach - hardboiled eggs - some bacon and sausage - whatever steamed vegetables they had, either carrots, squash, broccoli, etc, or some of their vegan options) - whole milk, tea, or water I'm not in college, and when I get around to starting, I'll continue to live with my wife and son. I was, however, in the army, which is where I learned the value of finding cheap ways to shop and owning a hotplate. The food in the dining halls was, if you had time to go, atrocious and fake. Ignoring the fake part, I was a huge fan of eating tastier food, less time involved. Lunch was generally a lunchmeat sandwich, unless a group of us had time to slip off post for a Chinese buffet or some such. It was cafeteria line style, no buffet, and the food was pure, utter shit. It was generally about as "real" as Doritos. It tasted like shit, and people had a nasty tendency to get sick eating there. | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
i meant to address that to Froadac. sorry for the confusion. at the army though, did you find any ways of coping with the terrible food? or did you just go along with it and tolerate the "fake" food? i pretty much ate school lunches everyday in high school, but i wasnt very health conscious back then anyway. | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
The one close to me isn't the best, but some are quite excellent. | ||
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cheeseosaur
Australia134 Posts
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Ingenol
United States1328 Posts
On September 16 2012 09:21 cheeseosaur wrote: I find it really hard to count calories because I eat a lot of chinese style dishes. Does anyone have any good sites that are suited for finding the calorie counts in chinese dishes? Do you mean you eat at Chinese restaurants frequently? If Schezuan-style places in Australia are anything like the ones here, don't eat at them if you value your health. TONS of vegetable oil, corn starch and added sugar. If it's more traditional Chinese food just add the calories of the components separately. | ||
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kastoob
Australia153 Posts
Currently following Leangains protocol. Going low fat on off days and eating starchy carbs (rice and/or potatoes) on lifting days. But this paleo book I'm reading 'primal body, primal mind' seems to encourage removing starchy carbs completely. I'm not keen on low carb ideas. But idk anymore, not majoring in nutrition. :s Opinions? | ||
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Badgesc
France111 Posts
On September 17 2012 18:59 kastoob wrote: I thought this was interesting: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22835211 Currently following Leangains protocol. Going low fat on off days and eating starchy carbs (rice and/or potatoes) on lifting days. But this paleo book I'm reading 'primal body, primal mind' seems to encourage removing starchy carbs completely. I'm not keen on low carb ideas. But idk anymore, not majoring in nutrition. :s Opinions? Paleo is just a framework from which you start building your diet around. If you do better with a bunch of carbs, then that's probably the way to go for you. Some may recommend swapping rice for brown rice. | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On September 17 2012 19:31 Badgesc wrote: Paleo is just a framework from which you start building your diet around. If you do better with a bunch of carbs, then that's probably the way to go for you. Some may recommend swapping rice for brown rice. Keep white rice over brown rice, or go with sweet potatoes | ||
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rEiGN~
369 Posts
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Ingenol
United States1328 Posts
On September 18 2012 02:45 rEiGN~ wrote: Eating rice PWO makes me tired, any way around it? Insulin spike? Try combining it with vegetables to slow digestion and blunt the overall insulin response. | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
"eating fruit, milk, cheese is bad, It has fructose and fructose is sugar. And since sugar is bad, eating fruit, milk and cheese is BAD. ABD BAD BAD." should I cry? | ||
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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On September 18 2012 06:15 funkie wrote: a girl on twitter. "eating fruit, milk, cheese is bad, It has fructose and fructose is sugar. And since sugar is bad, eating fruit, milk and cheese is BAD. ABD BAD BAD." should I cry? lol'd so much carbs in cheese! | ||
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On September 18 2012 06:15 funkie wrote: a girl on twitter. "eating fruit, milk, cheese is bad, It has fructose and fructose is sugar. And since sugar is bad, eating fruit, milk and cheese is BAD. ABD BAD BAD." should I cry? Yes... Yes I think it is time to cry, the misinformation being spread around is just ridiculous. | ||
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
Spreading truth and knowledge is good for the world, and thus eventually, the benefits will return to us. But there are so many lost causes out there that's it's not worth a second thought. I bask in my superiority  edit -spelling edit2 - misspelled spelling lol | ||
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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
Also drinking makes you look ripped as fuck the day after :D (due to no water retention discussed in the link) | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On September 18 2012 08:08 ieatkids5 wrote: is the prevelance of such misinformation really such a bad thing? i mean, of course i will convince my close friends and family of the importance of and truths about good nutrition. But those random people out there? I couldn't give two shits about them. In fact, they're a very reliable source of entertainment. Spreading truth and knowledge is good for the world, and thus eventually, the benefits will return to us. But there are so many lost causes out there that's it's not worth a second thought. I bask in my superiority edit -spelling edit2 - misspelled spelling lol It comes down to your opinion of the human race as a whole. I generally stick with somewhere between mildly bemused and pissed, so I'm usually of the opinion that as long as a person's idiocy isn't contagious, it's fine. It's only when they feel the need to push it on other people that it's a problem. Kind of like the recent USA thing where it's now illegal to brand cigarettes "light". Let them naturally select, and maybe I won't want to run people off the road in traffic so often. | ||
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