Of course, but it's an individual thing, and it also depends on your goals.
Does it really matter what the ratios are? Like if one person was to eat 50p/30c/20f and the other was to eat 30p/50c/20f.. would one have a better results then the other?
If yes, could you explain?
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Of course, but it's an individual thing, and it also depends on your goals.
What is the deal with airplane peanuts ?


huh?
It´s a Seinfeld quote.Originally posted by Prince
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Prince.. could you please explain to me what affect ratios have? My goal is fat loss.
haha seinfeld is the best
They were banned as snacks on airplanes because some people have allergies to peanuts so the Department of Transportation issued guidelines to the U.S. airline industry ordering that peanut-free zones be established on all flights.Originally posted by Vieope
What is the deal with airplane peanuts ?
The statue of Liberty no longer reads "Bring us your tired, your hungry, your huddled masses..."
Now she's holding a baseball bat and it reads "Bring It On."
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Do you work at an airline company ? Do you have more interesting facts about airplane food ?
As far as ratios go, pick protein based on grams per pound lean bodymass, depending on your goals. So the percentage protein is usually pretty meaningless.
It is definitely highly individualistic. If you do well on low carb diets cutting for example, your percentage cho will be rather low and fat somewhat higher (to use as a caloric ballast for example).
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