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    I need help. Right now Im on a low calories (500 below maintenence) diet to get rid of some fat and for the past 2 weeks my cut as been relatively succesful. My problem is that sometimes im hungry and I dont wanna eat because that will obviously mess things up. My question is what are some good ways to fight off hunger or an apetite. Ive tried drinking a lot of water and eating low dense vegies like brocoli(sp?).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mista
    Dont listen to Foreman, he is fat.
    I am powerlifting now so having 4% bodyfat is not of use to me. When I competed in BB I was 8% body fat or less for 3 years straight, and 4% at showtime, so I know how to stay ripped.....100% mental son.
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    ^Agree.

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    How many Veggies are you eating a day?

    How much fruit?

    How much water are you drinking?

    What do your meals look like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IainDaniel View Post
    How many Veggies are you eating a day?

    How much fruit?

    How much water are you drinking?

    What do your meals look like?
    i agree with that , having enough vegetables in your diet will make you rarely feel hungry ..also if it's so hard for you then split more meals and drink more water..

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    lots of little snacks/meals so that you don't have to last too long till the next one.
    i hate feeling hungry, but as above, its mental, and you get used to it

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