#34

If you could eat unlimited amounts of your favourite food group without any consequences, what would it be?

  • Fat
  • Protein
  • Carbohydrate

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#35

Would there be any change to the effect of my consumption of the other two groups?

#36

It’s a wacky world of carbohydrate chemistry out there. Even the 3 unit carbs can be very interesting:

#37

grape fanta

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#38

No

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#39

Was supposed to be replying to you :upside_down_face:

#40

Fish & grape fanta for tea

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#41

can i check the fine print before i sign anything?

am i only allowed to eat that one macronutrient? or i can eat as much of that one as i want and the other two act like normal?

#42

Gotta check that you know this is a Sweet Potato, right?

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#43

“Carbohydrate, dude!”

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#44

Already covered it. You can eat all three groups but you can binge on one.

#45

What carb category do potato cakes come under?

#46

still feel like this is a monkey’s paw kinda situation

you pick carbs thinking ‘banging, can eat as much doughnuts and chips as i want’

but then you go to go for a run or something and are really tired and no matter how many bananas or jelly babies you eat you can’t get any energy because they have no effect

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#47

I think your overthinking this japes

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#48

Forget about protein but if you take either carbs or fat out of the equation things should take care of themselves. I’ll take fat though so I can eat a litre of B&J’s or Haagen Dazs for breakfast every day.

#49

Gluconeogenesis over here like tf

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#50

aye, if you could no longer extract any nutritional benefit from them then carbs are probably your best bet to give up

#51

you could eat so much cheese

#52

Yeah that is lunch and then butter for dinner.

#53

Sorry, you’re absolutely right:

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