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    no late night carbs

    my last of 6 meals is at 1:15 am. my ratio is 50% protein, 25% fat and 25% carbs.
    on my last meal i do not wanna take carbs for the simple reason that i'll be sleeping right after and it will turn to fat.
    whats best to do? from the total calories ,example 70% protein, 30 % fat?

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    Re: no late night carbs

    Originally posted by raider6969
    my last of 6 meals is at 1:15 am. my ratio is 50% protein, 25% fat and 25% carbs.
    on my last meal i do not wanna take carbs for the simple reason that i'll be sleeping right after and it will turn to fat.
    whats best to do? from the total calories ,example 70% protein, 30 % fat?

    You bulking or cutting?

    btw, regardless of calories, carb conversion to fat has only like a 23% of actually occuring, and usually that's from mass overfeeding.
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    im cutting right now.

    r u saying that it doesnt matter to eat slow burning carbs at night?

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    Not if you're cutting, no. Don't worry about it.


    Not unless you're like sub-10% and hitting really stubborn bf.
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    so its ok to eat brown rice ,oatmeal, apple etc at night with my lat meal?
    is it ok to eat carbs at night when ur bulking?

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    there are different opinions on this. Some say taper carbs down at night, others say only 24 hr cal balance matters. I just happen to agree with Rob (TCD).

    You should definitely have carbs in all meals when bulking.
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    ill try eating carbs at night, if i notice more fat on me,since in cutting, i should stop?

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    Carbs don't make you fat - excess calories do.

    if you're bulking, you just don't need to put in as many carbs as you would for your breakfast meal, for example.
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    even for bulking ,shouldnt all meals be equal?

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    If your calories are in surplus, having every meal exactly equal doesn't mean shiat.
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    what exacly do u mean?

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    Originally posted by raider6969
    even for bulking ,shouldnt all meals be equal?

    I mean no, it's not a rule set in stone.

    It's not a bad idea, but not a necessity.
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    gotcha!! thanx for the info

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