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LOSING Muscle on a diet? Oh NOes??? But..
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It applies to anyone. There is no way to avoid losing muscle while cutting calories, unless you are taking steroids, but you can minimize it.
-1g protein per pound of bodyweight daily
-lift relatively heavy in terms of weight. Lower reps, more weight
-walking ONLY for cardio activities
-prioritize 8 hours of sleep per night
-fasting for 24 hours 1-2x per week is muscle sparing due to influx of GH released(up to 700% normal) and will burn almost pure fat.
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It's funny but I have been doing OMAD diet for around 4 weeks now.
Needed to shed some belly fat and have lost quite abit of excess weight around the belly.
In regards to muscle loss, I don't seem to has lost much. Have been eating one high protein meal a day, and maybe one little snack.
Been lifting consistently throughout, heavier weights.
Also cardio wise, no intense running, just walk in the treadmill.
I may need to slightly increase my calories now, as I want to gain some more muscle mass considering I have lost the belly.
However my concern is, the belly will come back soon as I up the calories.
I don't think I can sustain one meal a day long term, the heavier I lift, the more my body is starving for calories.
I think I need to be realistic, at age 47 it's highly unlikely I can sustain a flat stomach at all times lol
Needed to shed some belly fat and have lost quite abit of excess weight around the belly.
In regards to muscle loss, I don't seem to has lost much. Have been eating one high protein meal a day, and maybe one little snack.
Been lifting consistently throughout, heavier weights.
Also cardio wise, no intense running, just walk in the treadmill.
I may need to slightly increase my calories now, as I want to gain some more muscle mass considering I have lost the belly.
However my concern is, the belly will come back soon as I up the calories.
I don't think I can sustain one meal a day long term, the heavier I lift, the more my body is starving for calories.
I think I need to be realistic, at age 47 it's highly unlikely I can sustain a flat stomach at all times lol