View Full Version : Fat, how much is too much
MagnaSephiroth
07-30-2006, 05:15 PM
All my fat is mostly from healthy sources (usually less then a 1/3 is saturated, the rest unsaturated) but I have trouble determining how much. I hear .5 per lb of lmb, but is this a minimum? A required minimum or a recommended one? Or is there a healthy range .5-.75 or something.
Also, is fat ok before bed. (like a scoop of Peanut butter? yum)
Stumprrp
07-30-2006, 05:20 PM
usually .5 of healthy per bodyweight
KingWilder
07-30-2006, 05:24 PM
All my fat is mostly from healthy sources (usually less then a 1/3 is saturated, the rest unsaturated) but I have trouble determining how much. I hear .5 per lb of lmb, but is this a minimum? A required minimum or a recommended one? Or is there a healthy range .5-.75 or something.
Also, is fat ok before bed. (like a scoop of Peanut butter? yum)
yes, .5 per lb LBM is a minimum
pb before bed is fine
Stray
07-30-2006, 05:24 PM
Fat is important..as long as you get your protein and whatever # you have alocated for carbs - I fill up the rest with good fats.
If really low-fat diets tend to make your body hold onto more fat - I'd like to think the opposite is true for higher fat diets.
Mo fats mo bettah, IMO .:indian:
MagnaSephiroth
07-30-2006, 05:45 PM
Now, how much is too much fat? Lets say you hit what you want, and have extra calories or something, would 1g per lb of lbm of fat be too much?
Stray
07-30-2006, 06:19 PM
There is no set-in-stone #.
Too much fat is the amount that pushes you over what your aiming for.
1 gm = 9 cals
Helmethead3
07-30-2006, 06:41 PM
fat helps produce testosterone :)
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