How many?
When?
What?
How
much?
The list goes on from there.
From what I've seen, "cheat meals" are great and as part of a balanced
lifestyle to enjoy with loved ones, to give you some sense of normality and to
also INCREASE their rate of progress when used at the right time.
Here are some of the KEY pointers;
1. Do NOT justify eating garbage to be "balanced" when the
reality is your body doesn't need it, or your current position doesn't warrant it. LOTS of people do this . . .
2. Know your limits - when you do have that "cheat meal" enjoy it and then
move on. A LOT of people turn a "cheat meal" in to a "cheat day" where
they binge on CRAZY amounts of junk. This isn't mentally healthy either,
remember. Also, not everybody is like a IFBB Pro Juan Morel. Morel ate 20,000 calories on "cheat" Sunday.
1 comment:
I loves me a good "cheat meal"; I think I may one this evening after I leave the gym. Wendy's anybody??? LOL!
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