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    Alternative fibre sources when cutting

    How does everyone receive adequate fibre when cutting? I imagine keto diets would make this difficult, but even carb cycling limits fibre-rich sources.

    For instance, when I was cutting recently I carb cycled, and had no carb days (more like no grain...I took in a fair bit of leafy greens and other veges and allowed myself 2 cups of milk a day because I love it..it gave me a total of 65g carbs), low-carb days (for training days), and then refeeds. While the low-carb and refeeds were of course fine for fibre, my no-carb days gave me only 16g fibre. On these sources my only obvious sources of fibre were spinach, broccoli, natural PB, and various other veges.

    Are there fibre supplements? How does everyone keep their fibre up when on low-carb diets?

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    I used Psyllium Husk Powder as my source of fiber while I was on CKD.

    Source Naturals is the brand I used. I plan on using it once I want to bulk up and want to cut down again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arra View Post
    I used Psyllium Husk Powder as my source of fiber while I was on CKD.

    Source Naturals is the brand I used. I plan on using it once I want to bulk up and want to cut down again.
    Does it contain calories?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phineas View Post
    Does it contain calories?
    Yes, it does. Though don't some argue that fiber isn't digested thus it doesn't really matter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arra View Post
    Yes, it does. Though don't some argue that fiber isn't digested thus it doesn't really matter?
    Couldn't say. I'm way too uneducated on fibre. I should get on that.

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