So i wanna start the keto diet, and i am aware it is a high fat/moderate protein/low carb diet. My question is strictly towards the carb part of this diet. Would the majority (if not all) of my carbs be consumed before and after my workout? And for the rest of the time the protein and fat would be consumed. This is what i have my diet structured at right now
530am
3 scrambled eggs
1/2 cup of yogurt
8am
2 egg whites
25g of protein
10am
chicken salad
fat free dressing (usually id just cover this in hot sauce cause i absolutely love it)
1pm
2 egg whites
25g of protein
3pm
1/2 cup rice and chicken
-workout 2 hours later
post workout
protein shake,creatine, multivitamin
1 1/2 hour after workout
1/2 cup of rice
id usually snack on almonds all day too.
Let me know how to tweak/improve or what im doing wrong here.
snacking on almonds all day might not be a good idea. You should set aside a certain ammount of almonds that you can snack each day. They contain a lot of calories, and also carbs, to much nuts might ruin your chances of ketosis. Also vegetables, besides from the salad?
really? just 30g? i have read places where people have consumed anywhere from 50-100 while still keeping their fat level and protein level higher and they have obtained results.
[quote]Guitarist101 wrote:
really? just 30g? i have read places where people have consumed anywhere from 50-100 while still keeping their fat level and protein level higher and they have obtained results.[/quote]
[quote]Guitarist101 wrote:
really? just 30g? i have read places where people have consumed anywhere from 50-100 while still keeping their fat level and protein level higher and they have obtained results.[/quote]
People on high carb low fat have obtained results to, but that doesn’t make it a ketogenic diet
Between the 1/2 cup of rice, the yogurt, the dressing (fat free?), and the almonds, I can assume you are taking in far too many CHO (carbs) to enter ketosis.
Sub some almonds for oils, the yogurt for cheese, the rice for walnuts (lower CHO than almonds), and avoid snacking all day. As the coach Erick Minor suggests, it can actually be helpful to have gaps between meals longer than the traditional bodybuilding gaps when in a ketogenic state.