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mcjooce

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What’s the most calories y’all will take in at one meal while cutting? Today is my refeed day, but I still feel hungry when I’m eating so many small meals. Was thinking of combining my last two, but then I’d be eating 200 carbs/50 protein at one sitting, and 1k calories seems like a hell of a lot.

Any advice appreciated!
 
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appropionate

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3-4k calories from clean foods, then I need to take a break to make more space.
 
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I don’t think there is anything wrong with eating a large meal while cutting (or bulking). Ultimately the nutrition your body absorbs remains the same. I can’t see any reason for you to not give it a shot–if you find it unmanageable then simply revert back to the smaller meals again. All about experimentation to find out what works best for you as an individual! Some may prefer bigger meals, some may prefer moderate, and others smaller ones. We’ll never know which approach is preferred by us until we try!
 

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broscience on nutrient absorption: since evolution is adaption, I’d say carnivores and omnivores, take lions and cavemen, didn’t eat 5 x 40g of protein a day but filled up on it on after a successful hunt (though some smaller predatory canivores store some of their catch away) and so our guts have adapted to be able to absorb large amounts of calories/nutrients at once as this is hugely beneficial to survival.

there’s various studies on meal frequencies and metabolism/weight/muscle gain, finding none or little differences between 2 - 6 meals a day - in fact, eating too frequently (in intervals smaller than 3h) was said to impact absorption negatively.

now your digestive enzyme population does adapt to your regular diet as well, which means sudden overeating on protein or fat may require more protease/lipase etc. than is available currently, giving you the shits - I did the carnivore diet half a year ago, eating 500g+ protein and 200g fats a day which was a horrible first week of runny shits but once my gut had adapted, everything normalized.
 
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