http://www.coconut-water.com/index3.php
http://www.artisanafoods.com/products/extra-virgin-coconut-oil
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Coconut products to try
In the UK
http://www.coconut-water.com/index3.php
http://www.artisanafoods.com/products/extra-virgin-coconut-oil
http://www.coconut-water.com/index3.php
http://www.artisanafoods.com/products/extra-virgin-coconut-oil
Monday, 18 June 2012
Milk in Japan
In the Supermarket yesterday I noticed some hippy milk and looked at the label to see what was so different about it. I'm always on the lookout for raw milk because it's so much better for you. I could find it in Scandinavia and it tasted great. Japan has so many different milk brands its hard to keep track, milk in Japan tastes like milk in France. I remember my memory of France was that the milk tasted wrong. Milk in the UK is so much more tastier. They are both pasteurised though, so what is the difference?
Definition of pasteurisation
Heating stuff to kill germs.
Types of milk I've found in Japan
UHT pasturised - 130°C for 1second (UHT = Ultra-high temperature)
HTST pasturised - 72°C for 15seconds (HTST = High-Temperature, Short-Time)
LTLT pasturised - 63°C for 30 min (LTLT = Low temperature Long Time)
Pasteurisation: This is a comparatively low order of heat treatment, which must be sufficient to destroy all pathogenic bacteria. Pasteurization may be defined as: "Any heat treatment of milk which secures the certain destruction of tuberculosis bacteria without markedly affecting the physical and chemical properties." The term pasteurization was coined to honor the French physician, Louis Pasteur, who in the middle of the 19th century made his fundamental studies of the lethal effect of heat on microorganisms and the use of heat treatment as a preservation technique. Pasteurized products remain perishable and should be treated as such.
HTST Pasteurization: The term is an abbreviation of high-temperature-short-time. The HTST process for milk involves heating it to 72-75°C with a holding time of 15-20 seconds before it is cooled. Depending upon the quality of the raw milk and the degree of refrigeration, the shelf life may be from 2 days to 16 days.
Ultra Pasteurization. Not to be confused with UHT (see next). Ultra pasteurization is a process to increase the shelf life beyond what is traditionally expected. Heating milk to 125-138°C for 2 - 4 seconds and cooling it to below 7°C is the basis for the longer shelf life. However, the product is not sterile and will eventually spoil.
UHT Treatment. UHT is the abbreviation for treatment by ultra high temperature. In this method, milk is exposed to a brief, intense heating, normally to temperatures in the range 135-140 °C but for a very short time, a second or less. The treatment kills all microorganisms that would otherwise spoil the product. The process depends upon a fairly complicatedsterilizer/aseptic filling design. The two stages of effective heat sterilization followed by aseptic filling represent an integral system. Frequently the packaging material for UHT milk is cardboard which must be chemically sterilized prior to the filling operation.
Japanese Milk Laws
Raw milk is common all over Asia and is legal in Japan. (Not like Canada where all milk has to be pasteurised). There's only one dairy that does it though: "Omoiyari Dairy".
Conclusion
So I reckon that LTLT (低温殺菌牛乳（ていおんさっきんぎゅうにゅう） teion sakkin gyuunyuu) is the one to buy because it's heated to a lower temperature and will retain the most beneficial bacteria, enzymes and antimicrobial properties.
It's also cheaper than shipping in raw milk from Hokkaido, and they sell it in 1L & 500ml cartons in Azabu Juuban.
Website:
http://www.kisuki-milk.co.jp/product/product1.html
Definition of pasteurisation
Heating stuff to kill germs.
Types of milk I've found in Japan
UHT pasturised - 130°C for 1second (UHT = Ultra-high temperature)
HTST pasturised - 72°C for 15seconds (HTST = High-Temperature, Short-Time)
LTLT pasturised - 63°C for 30 min (LTLT = Low temperature Long Time)
Pasteurisation: This is a comparatively low order of heat treatment, which must be sufficient to destroy all pathogenic bacteria. Pasteurization may be defined as: "Any heat treatment of milk which secures the certain destruction of tuberculosis bacteria without markedly affecting the physical and chemical properties." The term pasteurization was coined to honor the French physician, Louis Pasteur, who in the middle of the 19th century made his fundamental studies of the lethal effect of heat on microorganisms and the use of heat treatment as a preservation technique. Pasteurized products remain perishable and should be treated as such.
| LTLT Pasteurization: This method is called the holder method or the low-temperature-long-time method. This is a typical batch method where a quantity of milk is placed in an open vat and heated to 63°C and held at that temperature for 30 min. Sometimes filled and sealed bottles of milk are heat-treated in shallow vats by that method and subsequently cooled by running water. Those posh little 180ml bottles they sell in Japanese department stores are this kind of milk. It tastes like milk in the UK - much tastier. |
HTST Pasteurization: The term is an abbreviation of high-temperature-short-time. The HTST process for milk involves heating it to 72-75°C with a holding time of 15-20 seconds before it is cooled. Depending upon the quality of the raw milk and the degree of refrigeration, the shelf life may be from 2 days to 16 days.
Ultra Pasteurization. Not to be confused with UHT (see next). Ultra pasteurization is a process to increase the shelf life beyond what is traditionally expected. Heating milk to 125-138°C for 2 - 4 seconds and cooling it to below 7°C is the basis for the longer shelf life. However, the product is not sterile and will eventually spoil.
UHT Treatment. UHT is the abbreviation for treatment by ultra high temperature. In this method, milk is exposed to a brief, intense heating, normally to temperatures in the range 135-140 °C but for a very short time, a second or less. The treatment kills all microorganisms that would otherwise spoil the product. The process depends upon a fairly complicatedsterilizer/aseptic filling design. The two stages of effective heat sterilization followed by aseptic filling represent an integral system. Frequently the packaging material for UHT milk is cardboard which must be chemically sterilized prior to the filling operation.
Japanese Milk Laws
Raw milk is common all over Asia and is legal in Japan. (Not like Canada where all milk has to be pasteurised). There's only one dairy that does it though: "Omoiyari Dairy".
Conclusion
So I reckon that LTLT (低温殺菌牛乳（ていおんさっきんぎゅうにゅう） teion sakkin gyuunyuu) is the one to buy because it's heated to a lower temperature and will retain the most beneficial bacteria, enzymes and antimicrobial properties.
It's also cheaper than shipping in raw milk from Hokkaido, and they sell it in 1L & 500ml cartons in Azabu Juuban.
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These guys do a non-homo milk too, but its HTST.
They sell both types in Nissin, Azabu Juuban.
***2012/06/21 UPDATE***
I found "non-homogenised milk" in Hiroo. What is that about?
***2012/06/22 UPDATE***
Is this milk non-homogenised?
I see the 低温殺菌牛乳 kanji so I know it's LTLT pasteurised (66°C), but where does it say it's homogenised. Japanese for non-homogenised milk is 均質化されていない乳 (きんしつばかされてないにゅう). Direct English translations are always the best - Milk that has not been "bewitched" by homogenisation.
Non Homogenised "Orache" Milk from the "Natural Mart" in Hiroo
"Natural Mart" in Hiroo
Here's where I sought out and found "Non-homogenised milk".
They also sell "Raspberry Leaf Tea" which is said to bring on labour in pregnant women.
My wife drank 3 cups of the tea and her labour started one week early! Yikes!
Anyway, it's an interesting shop selling a lot of overpriced useless hippy vegan tat, but for some things, like a nice cup of milk its worth the extra few yen for a treat.
Here's the address:
広尾フラワーホーム 1F
５丁目-１９−５ Hiroo, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0012, Japan
03-6408-2528
"Natural Mart" in Hiroo
http://tinyurl.com/bv5bwr9
http://naturalmart.jp/
***2012/06/21 UPDATE***
I found "non-homogenised milk" in Hiroo. What is that about?
Milk often is homogenized, a treatment that prevents a cream layer from separating out of the milk. The milk is pumped at high pressures through very narrow tubes, breaking up the fat globules through turbulence and cavitation.
Creamline (or cream-top) milk is unhomogenized. It is creamier and smoother than regular milk.
Homogenisation is the process where they mix milks from lots of different farms to average out the colour and flavour (because naturally there's a variation in colour and flavour, and consumers - boring as they are - prefer a reliable, familiar product), and they process it to make sure that the cream is thoroughly mixed into the milk. With non-homogenised milk, there's more variation in colour and flavour, and the cream often floats to the top of the bottle to form a clump.
Robert Cohen, Executive Director of the Dairy Education Board, wrote in his article "Homogenized Milk: Rocket Fuel for Cancer," accessed Nov. 28, 2007 on www.health101.org:
"Homogenization is the worst thing that dairymen did to milk. Simple proteins rarely survive digestion in a balanced world.
Milk is a hormonal delivery system. With homogenization, milk becomes a very powerful and efficient way of bypassing normal digestive processes and delivering steroid and protein hormones to the human body (both your hormones and the cow's natural hormones and the ones they were injected with to produce more milk).
Through homogenization, fat molecules in milk become smaller and become 'capsules' for substances that bypass digestion. Proteins that would normally be digested in the stomach or gut are not broken down, and are absorbed into the bloodstream...
Homogenized milk, with its added hormones, is rocket fuel for cancer."
Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD, Associate Professor at Capital University of Integrative Medicine, wrote in his 2001 book, Optimal Nutrition for Optimal Health: The Real Truth About Eating Right for Weight Loss, Detoxification, Low Cholesterol, Better Digestion, and Overall Well-Being:
"So what's the harm in homogenization? Cow's milk contains an enzyme of large molecular size called xanthine oxidase (XO). XO is normally attached to the fat globules in milk. However, when these fat globules are in their natural large-sized state prior to homogenization, they are not easily absorbed by the gut wall. After homogenization, the milk fat is easily absorbed, and the attached XO gains much greater access to the bloodstream.
Some researchers [such as Dr. Kurt Oster and Dr. Donald Ross]have asserted that XO, after getting into the bloodstream, directly promotes hardening of the arteries by replacing a substance called plasmalogen that is normally found there. The research supporting this connection between XO and hardening of the arteries is not clear-cut, but whether or not there is a definite cause-and-effect relationship between the two should not be a critical factor in deciding whether you should drink milk. This possible XO link to heart disease is but one more potential connection of milk to disease and premature death."
Margaret Moss, MA, Director of the Nutrition and Allergy Clinic in Greater Manchester, UK, wrote in a Jan. 2, 2008 e-mail to ProCon.org that:
"Homogenisation of milk may make coronary heart disease more common and more serious. Fat globules in cows' milk are surrounded by membranes. Some people make antibodies to these membranes. The antibodies cause human platelets to clump together, at least in the laboratory. It is thought that this occurs in real life, encouraging clotting in patients who have the antibodies. The antibodies also bind to natural killer cells, one of whose functions is to reduce inflammation. When the antibodies are bound to them, the action of these cells is suppressed, increasing inflammation. We know that inflammation plays a part in coronary heart disease. Homogenisation breaks up milk fat globules, increasing the surface area of the membrane, which is likely to increase the antibody response. Xanthine oxidase has been suggested as the part of the milk fat globule membrane that causes the formation of antibodies, but other components may be involved."
***2012/06/22 UPDATE***
Is this milk non-homogenised?
I see the 低温殺菌牛乳 kanji so I know it's LTLT pasteurised (66°C), but where does it say it's homogenised. Japanese for non-homogenised milk is 均質化されていない乳 (きんしつばかされてないにゅう). Direct English translations are always the best - Milk that has not been "bewitched" by homogenisation.
Price: forgot
Pasteurisation method: LTLT (66°C for 30mins)
Homogenised: Yes?
Fat: 3.7g/100ml
Non Homogenised "Orache" Milk from the "Natural Mart" in Hiroo
Price: 368yen
Pasteurisation method: LTLT (65°C for 30mins)
Homogenised: No
Fat: 3.7g/100ml
This is my prized purchase of the day. Looking forward to 2 New York cheesecakes, 4 litres of milk, beer, bacon and eggs, sausages and caramel popcorn tomorrow.
Here's where I sought out and found "Non-homogenised milk".
They also sell "Raspberry Leaf Tea" which is said to bring on labour in pregnant women.
My wife drank 3 cups of the tea and her labour started one week early! Yikes!
Anyway, it's an interesting shop selling a lot of overpriced useless hippy vegan tat, but for some things, like a nice cup of milk its worth the extra few yen for a treat.
Here's the address:
広尾フラワーホーム 1F
５丁目-１９−５ Hiroo, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0012, Japan
03-6408-2528
"Natural Mart" in Hiroo
http://tinyurl.com/bv5bwr9
http://naturalmart.jp/
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Paschimotanasana
Totally simple thing but I've never been able to do it because my pelvis refuses to tip forwards. People who I see doing it are all women or men who do karate or other flexible sports. Sure I can touch my toes but only with a severely rounded back.
To start working towards this, I like this sitting on a block idea:
When you sit down to practice your forward bend, check out the curve of your lower back and pelvis. Your pelvis should be upright or tilting forward, never backwards. Your lower back should have an inward curve. Use your fingers to feel the shape of your low back if it is not apparent to you visually. If you feel your backbones protruding outwards towards your finger tips then you need to adjust before bending forward. Begin by turning your thighs in and widening your sit bones. If that does not adjust your low back enough, then prop your hips up by rolling the end of your mat up, sitting on a block, or sitting on a towel. Do not bend forward until your pelvis and low back are safe.sensational-yoga-poses.com advises doing this too:
If your hamstrings are really tight (like iron or steal that will not bend, even if heated to super high temperature), you'll be reaching upwards more than forwards each time you inhale. If this is the case or hamstrings are so tight that you can't even sit upright with one or both legs straight, then sit on blocks or edge of a sofa or chair (or table) so that you upper body does tilt forwards.
Then as you inhale focus on lengthening your upper body away from your pelvis and as you exhale allow your ribcage and head to sink down.
By practicing daily you may find that you can gradually reduce the height of your prop. (Don't go sawing the legs off of your sofa. Just find something lower to sit on.) As you do reduce the height of your prop, remember the feeling of keeping your spine long and also the feeling of tilting your pelvis forwards.
Monday, 7 May 2012
CKD Plan
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| low carb pyramid |
Sunday - morning cycle warm up, 5k as fast as I can, cycle warm down to reduce glycogen and speed entry into ketosis, less than 50g carbs
Monday - AM CF, less than 50g carbs
Tuesday - AM CF, less than 50g carbs
Wednesday - AM CF, less than 50g carbs
Thursday - AM CF, less than 50g carbs
Friday - AM CF, less than 50g carbs
Saturday - AM CF, 600g of carbs as cleanly as possible.
Repeat 4 times and record results.
Week 1 start on Sunday the 13th.
Week 2 start on Sunday the 20th
Week 3 start on Sunday the 27th
Week 4 start on Sunday the 1st
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| from The Ketogenic Diet by Lyle MacDonald |
Calculating macros and measuring weight and bodyfat daily using livestrong.com.
Weight and BF measured first thing in the morning after 'making a deposit to the underground bank'.
Will try to use sweet potatoes for paleo carbs on Saturdays, but I fear the odd pizza, ramen, gyoza, HFCS infused orangina, doctor pepper, milk, oven chips, and marmite on toast may be sneak their way in.
Notes about the Saturday 600g Carb Load
Lyle MacDonald says:
"At an average rate of 5 mmol/kg /hour, approximately 120 mmol/kg of glycogen can be synthesized over 24 hours. This can be achieved by the consumption of 50 grams or more of carbohydrate every 2 hours during the first 24 hours after training. Intake of greater than 50
Over 24 hours, at 50 grams every 2 hours, this yields 600 grams of carbohydrates total to
grams of carbohydrate does not appear to increase the rate of glycogen synthesis.""Over 24 hours, at 50 grams every 2 hours, this yields 600 grams of carbohydrates total to maximize glycogen resynthesis. These values are for a 154 pound (70 kilogram) person""In the second 24 hours, glycogen resynthesis rates decrease and a carbohydrate intake of 5 grams/kg is recommended to further refill muscle glycogen stores while minimizing the chance of fat gain. For many individuals, the small amount of additional glycogen resynthesis which occurs during the second 24 hours of carbohydrate loading is not worth the risk of regaining some of the bodyfat which was lost during the preceding week."
"During carbohydrate overfeeding, there is a decrease in fat use for energy. Most fat gain occurring during high carbohydrate overfeeding is from storage of excessive fat intake. Therefore, as long as fat intake is kept relatively low (below 88 grams) during the carb-up phase of the CKD, there should be minimal fat regain."
Notes about Re-establishing Ketosis on Sunday Morning
Lyle MacDonald says:
"Low-intensity aerobic exercise, below the lactate threshold, is useful for both establishing
ketosis following an overnight fast as well as deepening ketosis. High-intensity exercise will more
quickly establish ketosis by forcing the liver to release glycogen into the bloodstream. However it
can decrease the depth of ketosis by decreasing the availability of FFA. Performing ten minutes
or more of low-intensity aerobics following high-intensity activity will help re-establish ketosis
after high-intensity activity.
1. After a carb-up, if not weight training the following day, perform 45’+ of low-intensity aerobic
exercise (~65% of maximum heart rate) to deplete liver glycogen and establish ketosis without
depleting muscle glycogen. Interval training will establish ketosis more quickly by depleting liver
glycogen but will negatively affect your leg workout.
OR
2. Perform a high-intensity workout (weight training or intervals) followed by 10-20’ of lowintensity
aerobics to provide adequate FFA for the liver to produce ketones.
3. Perform 10-15’ of low-intensity aerobics after high-intensity training to provide FFA for the
liver for ketone body formation."
For this, on Sunday mornings I will cycle 4km, run 5km as fast as I can, cycle 4km, then go for a walk to the park for a low carb picnic.
Week 1
Kie's Saturday - prestart carb load:
workout
3 hour morning workout: deadlifts, met-con, cleans, pull-ups
breakfast
2 rounds of pancakes with butter and blueberry jam
young coconut
chocolate protein smoothie
banana
yoghurt
home-made cheesecake
lunch
Four 7" pepperoni pizzas
Yoghurt banana strawberry young coconut meat & water smoothie
dinner
Baskin Robins mint choc chip ice cream
Movie popcorn - butter
Movie popcorn - caramel
2 Large Pepsi (not diet)
evening
Large Sprite
summary
morning weight: 78.00kg
morning BF: 13.0%
calories: 6,735
protein: 251g
fat: 255g
carbs: 935g
sleep: 7 hours
notes:
Think I could have eaten more healthily using sweet potatoes and dried fruits.
Kie's Sunday - start of CKD
workout
4km cycle, 5km fast run, 4km
breakfast
no time lunch
sausages
bottle of wine
dinner
swordfish
kimchi
broccoli
half a bottle of wine
summary
morning weight: 79.65kg
morning BF: 13.0%
calories: 2055
protein: 105g
fat: 82g
carbs: 40g
prev night's sleep: 7 hours
notes:
Early morning workout was done at high intensity to deplete liver glycogen stores and speed onset of ketosis.
Half of calories and carbs came from red wine. Did well to refuse champagne keeping carbs below 50g.
Kie's Monday
workout
none, legs still broken from run
breakfast
no time
lunch
was too lazy to make anything before leaving for work
dinner
pork chops, 2 fried eggs, kimchi, avocado with olive oil, and spinach
summary
morning weight: 77.65kg
morning BF: 13.2%
calories: 1173
protein: 57g
fat: 95g
carbs: 41g
previous night's sleep: 8 hours
notes:
Should eat more than this or I'll lose muscle and fat.
Start getting organised tomorrow.
Managed to get the calories up with some olive oil and avocados. Avocados have a lot of carbs too though, so they sent the carb total up to 34 out of 42g.
Overall pleased with the day, still unable to walk from Sunday's 5k, and sunburnt.
Kie's Tuesday
workout
crossfit - romanian deadlift & met-con
breakfast
protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
3 steaks, carrot and broccoli
dinner
2 steaks, kimchi, avocado with olive oil, broccoli, cup of milky tea.
summary
morning weight: 77.35kg
morning BF: 11.9%
calories: 2604
protein: 378g
fat: 101g
carbs: 38g
previous night's sleep: 8 hours
notes:
Good on the sleep for the past 2 days.
That morning workout really beat me up and I feel drained.
10 minutes late for work because I had to sit in the gym for a while with my head in my hands.
Huge drop in bodyfat Mon-Tues. Was this due to not eating much on Sun & Mon? Or perhaps it is the effect of Saturday's carb overeating compared with the following carb restriction. Or it could be a machine malfunction and tomorrow's reading will be above 12%. Will be interesting to see if this happens every week.
Good to get more calories in today too. Just over maintenance.
Kie's Wednesday
workout
crossfit - "Jackie"
breakfast
protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
chicken, broccoli and carrot
workout
crossfit - pull-up practice, GHD practice and handstand practice
dinner
chicken, broccoli and dijon
casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 76.6kg
morning BF: 12.5%
calories: 1196
protein: 236g
fat: 8g
carbs: 31g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Felt tired at CF this morning, but managed to get through a good workout.
Lost weight but gained bodyfat, yesterday must have been a machine malfunction. Daily readings over 4 weeks will help this even out.
Calories were a bit low for Wednesday so put in a protein shake to increase to 1,200. Still too low. Try harder tomorrow.
Kie's Thursday
workout
crossfit - SWOD: Front Squats, MWOD: Wall balls and mountain climbers
breakfast
protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
chicken, broccoli and dijon
dinner
sausages, fried eggs and spinach
more sausages and casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 75.65kg
morning BF: 12.2%
calories: 1805
protein: 225g
fat: 112g
carbs: 26g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Felt normal at crossfit this morning, was able to push it all the way.
Got to bed an hour later that I'd hoped.
Good to see the carbs really low for Thursday, but that's because the calories are really low too. Have to try to eat more for breakfast.
3 chicken breasts for lunch today felt like a lot, less appetite than yesterday.
Bodyfat seems to be evening out as a slowly declining graph, but weight loss is not stopping. Eating more breakfast could bolster that.
Kie's Friday
workout
crossfit - Regionals 12.4 Team Workout
breakfast
BCAA, sausages, protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
steak and broccoli
workout
crossfit - Grace Rx'd
dinner
pork chops, spinach, avocado with olive oil and balsamic
casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 76.30kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 2070
protein: 245g
fat: 113g
carbs: 28g
previous night's sleep: 6
notes:
Not going to bed early enough, part of the reason 'power week' stripped off fat was due I think to all the good sleeping that was going on. Must try to keep this as constant as possible between the two experiments.
After a tired start to the week I am feeling stronger.
Having some fat and protein for post workout breakfast will help get the calories up today.
Eating at maintenance yesterday meant the weight didn't drop but the fat kept dropping.
Kie's Saturday - Carb cycling day
workout
crossfit - Miracle Mile
breakfast
Protein Shake, burrito, young coconut strawberry and yoghurt smoothie, biscuits, root beer
lunch
honeydew melon, biscuits, aquarius, taco rice
dinner
popcorn, amino value, buttered toast with peanut butter, with marmite, with jam, young coconut melon and yoghurt smoothie, biscuits, burrito
summary
morning weight: 75.95kg
morning BF: 11.4%
calories: 4462
protein: 172g
fat: 135g
carbs: 646g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Just over the 600g mark on the carbs, didn't feel rough this Saturday, felt full all day though.
Next Saturday try to eat a sweet potato at least.
Kie's Sunday
workout
no motivation
breakfast
nothing - still full
lunch
sausages, saurkraut and a bottle of red wine
dinner
cod and spinach
summary
morning weight: 78.6kg
morning BF: 12.4%
calories: 1412
protein: 42g
fat: 60g
carbs: 33g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Started the day with a bit of a food hangover.
Kie's Monday
workout
crossfit - push presses
breakfast
protein gel and diet pepsi
lunch
250g smoked salmon, green salad, diet Dr. Pepper
dinner
chicken & tomato stew
summary
morning weight: 79.1kg
morning BF: 12.8%
calories: 963
protein: 142g
fat: 26g
carbs: 31g
previous night's sleep: 6
notes:
Stayed up late watching Predator, woke up feeling dried out from the wine so drank loads of water all day.
Kie's Tueday
workout
Crossfit - cleans
breakfast
protein gel and diet pepsi
lunch
chicken tomato stew
dinner
salmon, spinach, lettuce, avocado with olive oil
summary
morning weight: 78.1kg
morning BF: 13.2%
calories: 1636
protein: 134g
fat: 101g
carbs: 53g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Felt okay this morning. Surprised by the BF reading, it looks like the weights comes down first, then the bodyfat comes down, then the weight loss slows, and the bodyfat continues to drop. With a slow start to the week, perhaps due to not depleting glycogen on Sunday morning and drinking on Sunday, I am not confident that I'll get to 11.4% BF again this Saturday morning. That would mean this way of dieting is not a method to reduce BF and should not be revisited. Of course I'll continue for the planned 4 weeks regardless of data.
Kie's Wednesday
workout
Crossfit - front squats, weighted pull-ups,
breakfast
protein gel and diet pepsi
lunch
chicken tomato stew
dinner
Chicken, broccoli, fried eggs, kimchi, butter, carrots and lotus root
summary
morning weight: 76.65kg
morning BF: 12.2%
calories: 1178
protein: 147g
fat: 41g
carbs: 49g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Felt great this morning, 8 hours sleep! 10pm to 6.15am. I could have gone back to sleep for more too. Shows how my body needs more sleep.
Felt good in the gym too.
It is not a coincidence that I had an omega rich, high fat, high protein low carb meal, then 8 hours sleep and bodyweight came in a whole 1% less in 24 hours. Try the same tonight.
Last week there was one reading outside the curve on the graph, this week the off reading could be yesterday's 13.2. Last week I hit 12.2% on Thursday@75.65kg, this week 12.2% was hit on Wednesday@76.65. Could this be a slow downward trend on BF% while increasing muscle mass?
Kie's Thursday
workout
Crossfit - Good mornings, wall balls and 200m runs
breakfast
3 boiled eggs and diet pepsi
lunch
Chicken and broccoli
dinner
Salmon, broccoli, spinach, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 76.30kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1605
protein: 206g
fat: 72g
carbs: 24g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
8 hours sleep again! 0.2% drop in BF, same as last friday. But will the swoop to 11.2% come to fall in line with predictions?
Last night I felt stuffed after dinner, but hardly ate any calories over the whole day.
Kie's Friday
workout
Crossfit - High hang snatches and Hang cleans
breakfast
2 boiled eggs and diet pepsi
lunch
Smoked salmon and salad
workout
Crossfit - Kalsu, the most horrible workout ever
dinner
Pacific cod, spinach, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 75.65kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1214
protein: 203g
fat: 31g
carbs: 29g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Only 7 hours sleep because I got up early for open gym.
Is that why BF was stagnant.
Last time a omega rich, high protein day followed by a good night's sleep dropped 1%BF, this time nothing. Not confident about beating last week's 11.4%.
Kie's Saturday - carb refeed
workout
Crossfit - 30 muscle ups, pull-ups, push-presses, runs, air squats
breakfast
protein shake, burrito, berry juice
lunch
danish pastry, cheesecake, creme caramel, yoghurt
dinner
caramel popcorn, salted chocolate cookies, sweet potato, honeydew melon, 4 litres of beer, sashimi, chicken wings, ginkgo nuts, scallops, asparagus, yoghurt and raisins
summary
morning weight: 75.0kg
morning BF: 11.10%
calories: 5382
protein: 222g
fat: 129g
carbs: 617g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
stressful day with all the trains etc.
Kie's Sunday - re-establish ketosis
workout
5k run, cycle, walk
breakfast
scotch eggs
lunch
sausages, red wine
dinner
diet pepsi
summary
morning weight: 77.35kg
morning BF: 11.20%
calories: 1217
protein: 60g
fat: 96g
carbs: 20g
previous night's sleep: 10 (hangover)
notes:
Kie's Monday
workout
Crosssfit - Snatch 5-5-5-5-5
breakfast
3 boiled eggs, sausages
lunch
3 sirloin steaks, carrot , broccoli, sausages
dinner
pork chop, spinach, broccoli, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 78.2kg
morning BF: 12.30%
calories: 2198
protein: 287g
fat: 119g
carbs: 19g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
There we go! there's the delayed jump in BF from Saturdays refeed. But why does it take a day to register?
Kie's Tuesday
workout
Crossfit - front squats, weighted pull-ups
breakfast
diet pepsi
lunch
4 pork chops, broccoli, carrot
dinner
Nimono
summary
morning weight: 77.98kg
morning BF: 11.80%
calories: 984
protein: 121g
fat: 43g
carbs: 27g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Good to see the bodyfat has completed its rise and is on the journey back down again as in week 1. I think if the Sunday morning 5k was not done, then today would have seen either another slight increase or the same result as Monday. Instead by re-establishing ketosis right away, the bodyfat starts it's journey to Saturday morning's 10.8% (Estimation made from graph so far below).
Kie's Wednesday
workout
Crossfit - One legged deadlifts, weighted dips
breakfast
Nimono
lunch
Chicken and broccoli
dinner
Nimono, salmon, kimchi, pickles
summary
morning weight: 77.05kg
morning BF: 12.10%
calories: 1227
protein: 179g
fat: 40g
carbs: 27g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Today's BF reading does not fall in line with the graph.
Kie's Thursday
workout
Crossfit - 1RM Jerk, Helen
breakfast
Nimono
lunch
Stir fried beef and broccoli
dinner
chicken drumsticks, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 67.95kg
morning BF: 12.10%
calories: 1199
protein: 138g
fat: 52g
carbs: 39g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Nothing changed over 48hrs. Is the stress of this sore throat causing a plateau?
Kie's Friday
workout
Crossfit - 1RM Snatch TWOD, OHS 4-4-4-4-4 SWOD, Thrusters+CTB MWOD.
breakfast
BCAAs, pork and onions
lunch
pork and onions
dinner
chicken drumsticks, red wine.
summary
morning weight: 76.5kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1986
protein: 204g
fat: 104g
carbs: 56g
previous night's sleep: 6
notes:
Total plateau, caused by less sleep this week or by sore throat?
Kie's Saturday
workout
Crossfit - team WOD
breakfast
Protein shake, dried sweet potato, paleo cookies
lunch
melon bread, croissants, lemon smoothie, curry bread, pizza bread, cheesecake, milk, sweet potato cake.
dinner
yoghurt, peanut butter on toast, french toast, banana, kiwi, mango, watermelon, pineapple jelly, aloe vera drink, banana ole drink, 70% dark chocolate.
summary
morning weight: kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 5312
protein: 213g
fat: 240g
carbs: 695g
previous night's sleep: 7.5
notes:
Cold almost gone away.
Kie's Sunday
workout
Cycle, 5km run, cycle, walk
breakfast
nothing
lunch
sausages, fried eggs
dinner
sausages and dark chocolate
summary
morning weight: kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 729
protein: 39g
fat: 67g
carbs: 16g
previous night's sleep: 9
notes:
Good night's sleep after a bloated day of mainly refined flours and dairy. Feel so much better with an empty stomach.
Kie's Monday
workout
Crossfit - Front squats, weighted pull-ups, dumbbell thruster met-con
breakfast
sausages, diet pepsi
lunch
sausages
dinner
chicken, broccoli and egg mayo
summary
morning weight: 77.95kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1631
protein: 103g
fat: 123g
carbs: 53g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Felt really strong in the gym this morning, it's great not feeling weak like I was last week.
Why did I eat 40g of carbs in the form of dark chocolate?
Kie's Tuesday
breakfast
nothing
lunch
nothing
workout
Crossfit - Romanian deadlifts, dips, Diane
dinner
maguro tomato avocado wasabi salad, fried cod, raspberry leaf tea, chicken and cucumber, casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 77.35kg
morning BF: 11.8%
calories: 1381
protein: 210g
fat: 40g
carbs: 45g
previous night's sleep: 9 (woke up once, then slept in)
notes:
Dark chocolate taking up all the carbs again!
Had to eat a lot to make up for fasting all day.
Kie's Wednesday
workout
Crossfit - cleans
breakfast
pork and onion
lunch
chicken breast and broccoli
dinner
roast balsamic lemon chicken
summary
morning weight: 77.10kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 0
protein: 0g
fat: 0g
carbs: 0g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Diane stiffness is taking 36 hours to kick in.
Kie's Thursday
workout
Crossfit - Press
breakfast
lunch
dinner
summary
morning weight: kg
morning BF: %
calories: 0
protein: 0g
fat: 0g
carbs: 0g
previous night's sleep:
notes:
workout
3 hour morning workout: deadlifts, met-con, cleans, pull-ups
breakfast
2 rounds of pancakes with butter and blueberry jam
young coconut
chocolate protein smoothie
banana
yoghurt
home-made cheesecake
Four 7" pepperoni pizzas
Yoghurt banana strawberry young coconut meat & water smoothie
dinner
Baskin Robins mint choc chip ice cream
Movie popcorn - butter
Movie popcorn - caramel
2 Large Pepsi (not diet)
evening
Large Sprite
summary
morning weight: 78.00kg
morning BF: 13.0%
calories: 6,735
protein: 251g
fat: 255g
carbs: 935g
sleep: 7 hours
notes:
Think I could have eaten more healthily using sweet potatoes and dried fruits.
Kie's Sunday - start of CKD
workout
4km cycle, 5km fast run, 4km
breakfast
no time lunch
sausages
bottle of wine
dinner
swordfish
kimchi
broccoli
half a bottle of wine
summary
morning weight: 79.65kg
morning BF: 13.0%
calories: 2055
protein: 105g
fat: 82g
carbs: 40g
prev night's sleep: 7 hours
notes:
Early morning workout was done at high intensity to deplete liver glycogen stores and speed onset of ketosis.
Half of calories and carbs came from red wine. Did well to refuse champagne keeping carbs below 50g.
Kie's Monday
workout
none, legs still broken from run
breakfast
no time
lunch
was too lazy to make anything before leaving for work
dinner
pork chops, 2 fried eggs, kimchi, avocado with olive oil, and spinach
summary
morning weight: 77.65kg
morning BF: 13.2%
calories: 1173
protein: 57g
fat: 95g
carbs: 41g
previous night's sleep: 8 hours
notes:
Should eat more than this or I'll lose muscle and fat.
Start getting organised tomorrow.
Managed to get the calories up with some olive oil and avocados. Avocados have a lot of carbs too though, so they sent the carb total up to 34 out of 42g.
Overall pleased with the day, still unable to walk from Sunday's 5k, and sunburnt.
Kie's Tuesday
workout
crossfit - romanian deadlift & met-con
breakfast
protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
3 steaks, carrot and broccoli
dinner
2 steaks, kimchi, avocado with olive oil, broccoli, cup of milky tea.
summary
morning weight: 77.35kg
morning BF: 11.9%
calories: 2604
protein: 378g
fat: 101g
carbs: 38g
previous night's sleep: 8 hours
notes:
Good on the sleep for the past 2 days.
That morning workout really beat me up and I feel drained.
10 minutes late for work because I had to sit in the gym for a while with my head in my hands.
Huge drop in bodyfat Mon-Tues. Was this due to not eating much on Sun & Mon? Or perhaps it is the effect of Saturday's carb overeating compared with the following carb restriction. Or it could be a machine malfunction and tomorrow's reading will be above 12%. Will be interesting to see if this happens every week.
Good to get more calories in today too. Just over maintenance.
Kie's Wednesday
workout
crossfit - "Jackie"
breakfast
protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
chicken, broccoli and carrot
workout
crossfit - pull-up practice, GHD practice and handstand practice
dinner
chicken, broccoli and dijon
casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 76.6kg
morning BF: 12.5%
calories: 1196
protein: 236g
fat: 8g
carbs: 31g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Felt tired at CF this morning, but managed to get through a good workout.
Lost weight but gained bodyfat, yesterday must have been a machine malfunction. Daily readings over 4 weeks will help this even out.
Calories were a bit low for Wednesday so put in a protein shake to increase to 1,200. Still too low. Try harder tomorrow.
Kie's Thursday
workout
crossfit - SWOD: Front Squats, MWOD: Wall balls and mountain climbers
breakfast
protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
chicken, broccoli and dijon
dinner
sausages, fried eggs and spinach
more sausages and casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 75.65kg
morning BF: 12.2%
calories: 1805
protein: 225g
fat: 112g
carbs: 26g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Felt normal at crossfit this morning, was able to push it all the way.
Got to bed an hour later that I'd hoped.
Good to see the carbs really low for Thursday, but that's because the calories are really low too. Have to try to eat more for breakfast.
3 chicken breasts for lunch today felt like a lot, less appetite than yesterday.
Bodyfat seems to be evening out as a slowly declining graph, but weight loss is not stopping. Eating more breakfast could bolster that.
Kie's Friday
workout
crossfit - Regionals 12.4 Team Workout
breakfast
BCAA, sausages, protein gel and a diet pepsi
lunch
steak and broccoli
workout
crossfit - Grace Rx'd
dinner
pork chops, spinach, avocado with olive oil and balsamic
casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 76.30kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 2070
protein: 245g
fat: 113g
carbs: 28g
previous night's sleep: 6
notes:
Not going to bed early enough, part of the reason 'power week' stripped off fat was due I think to all the good sleeping that was going on. Must try to keep this as constant as possible between the two experiments.
After a tired start to the week I am feeling stronger.
Having some fat and protein for post workout breakfast will help get the calories up today.
Eating at maintenance yesterday meant the weight didn't drop but the fat kept dropping.
Kie's Saturday - Carb cycling day
workout
crossfit - Miracle Mile
breakfast
Protein Shake, burrito, young coconut strawberry and yoghurt smoothie, biscuits, root beer
lunch
honeydew melon, biscuits, aquarius, taco rice
dinner
popcorn, amino value, buttered toast with peanut butter, with marmite, with jam, young coconut melon and yoghurt smoothie, biscuits, burrito
summary
morning weight: 75.95kg
morning BF: 11.4%
calories: 4462
protein: 172g
fat: 135g
carbs: 646g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Just over the 600g mark on the carbs, didn't feel rough this Saturday, felt full all day though.
Next Saturday try to eat a sweet potato at least.
Kie's Sunday
workout
no motivation
breakfast
nothing - still full
lunch
sausages, saurkraut and a bottle of red wine
dinner
cod and spinach
summary
morning weight: 78.6kg
morning BF: 12.4%
calories: 1412
protein: 42g
fat: 60g
carbs: 33g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Started the day with a bit of a food hangover.
Kie's Monday
workout
crossfit - push presses
breakfast
protein gel and diet pepsi
lunch
250g smoked salmon, green salad, diet Dr. Pepper
dinner
chicken & tomato stew
summary
morning weight: 79.1kg
morning BF: 12.8%
calories: 963
protein: 142g
fat: 26g
carbs: 31g
previous night's sleep: 6
notes:
Stayed up late watching Predator, woke up feeling dried out from the wine so drank loads of water all day.
Kie's Tueday
workout
Crossfit - cleans
breakfast
protein gel and diet pepsi
lunch
chicken tomato stew
dinner
salmon, spinach, lettuce, avocado with olive oil
summary
morning weight: 78.1kg
morning BF: 13.2%
calories: 1636
protein: 134g
fat: 101g
carbs: 53g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Felt okay this morning. Surprised by the BF reading, it looks like the weights comes down first, then the bodyfat comes down, then the weight loss slows, and the bodyfat continues to drop. With a slow start to the week, perhaps due to not depleting glycogen on Sunday morning and drinking on Sunday, I am not confident that I'll get to 11.4% BF again this Saturday morning. That would mean this way of dieting is not a method to reduce BF and should not be revisited. Of course I'll continue for the planned 4 weeks regardless of data.
Kie's Wednesday
workout
Crossfit - front squats, weighted pull-ups,
breakfast
protein gel and diet pepsi
lunch
chicken tomato stew
dinner
Chicken, broccoli, fried eggs, kimchi, butter, carrots and lotus root
summary
morning weight: 76.65kg
morning BF: 12.2%
calories: 1178
protein: 147g
fat: 41g
carbs: 49g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Felt great this morning, 8 hours sleep! 10pm to 6.15am. I could have gone back to sleep for more too. Shows how my body needs more sleep.
Felt good in the gym too.
It is not a coincidence that I had an omega rich, high fat, high protein low carb meal, then 8 hours sleep and bodyweight came in a whole 1% less in 24 hours. Try the same tonight.
Last week there was one reading outside the curve on the graph, this week the off reading could be yesterday's 13.2. Last week I hit 12.2% on Thursday@75.65kg, this week 12.2% was hit on Wednesday@76.65. Could this be a slow downward trend on BF% while increasing muscle mass?
Kie's Thursday
workout
Crossfit - Good mornings, wall balls and 200m runs
breakfast
3 boiled eggs and diet pepsi
lunch
Chicken and broccoli
dinner
Salmon, broccoli, spinach, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 76.30kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1605
protein: 206g
fat: 72g
carbs: 24g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
8 hours sleep again! 0.2% drop in BF, same as last friday. But will the swoop to 11.2% come to fall in line with predictions?
Last night I felt stuffed after dinner, but hardly ate any calories over the whole day.
Kie's Friday
workout
Crossfit - High hang snatches and Hang cleans
breakfast
2 boiled eggs and diet pepsi
lunch
Smoked salmon and salad
workout
Crossfit - Kalsu, the most horrible workout ever
dinner
Pacific cod, spinach, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 75.65kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1214
protein: 203g
fat: 31g
carbs: 29g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Only 7 hours sleep because I got up early for open gym.
Is that why BF was stagnant.
Last time a omega rich, high protein day followed by a good night's sleep dropped 1%BF, this time nothing. Not confident about beating last week's 11.4%.
Kie's Saturday - carb refeed
workout
Crossfit - 30 muscle ups, pull-ups, push-presses, runs, air squats
breakfast
protein shake, burrito, berry juice
lunch
danish pastry, cheesecake, creme caramel, yoghurt
dinner
caramel popcorn, salted chocolate cookies, sweet potato, honeydew melon, 4 litres of beer, sashimi, chicken wings, ginkgo nuts, scallops, asparagus, yoghurt and raisins
summary
morning weight: 75.0kg
morning BF: 11.10%
calories: 5382
protein: 222g
fat: 129g
carbs: 617g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
stressful day with all the trains etc.
Kie's Sunday - re-establish ketosis
workout
5k run, cycle, walk
breakfast
scotch eggs
lunch
sausages, red wine
dinner
diet pepsi
summary
morning weight: 77.35kg
morning BF: 11.20%
calories: 1217
protein: 60g
fat: 96g
carbs: 20g
previous night's sleep: 10 (hangover)
notes:
Kie's Monday
workout
Crosssfit - Snatch 5-5-5-5-5
breakfast
3 boiled eggs, sausages
lunch
3 sirloin steaks, carrot , broccoli, sausages
dinner
pork chop, spinach, broccoli, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 78.2kg
morning BF: 12.30%
calories: 2198
protein: 287g
fat: 119g
carbs: 19g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
There we go! there's the delayed jump in BF from Saturdays refeed. But why does it take a day to register?
Kie's Tuesday
workout
Crossfit - front squats, weighted pull-ups
breakfast
diet pepsi
lunch
4 pork chops, broccoli, carrot
dinner
Nimono
summary
morning weight: 77.98kg
morning BF: 11.80%
calories: 984
protein: 121g
fat: 43g
carbs: 27g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Good to see the bodyfat has completed its rise and is on the journey back down again as in week 1. I think if the Sunday morning 5k was not done, then today would have seen either another slight increase or the same result as Monday. Instead by re-establishing ketosis right away, the bodyfat starts it's journey to Saturday morning's 10.8% (Estimation made from graph so far below).
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| Bodyfat/time graph of CKD experiment so far showing cross over at this Saturday's predicted bodyfat. |
Kie's Wednesday
workout
Crossfit - One legged deadlifts, weighted dips
breakfast
Nimono
lunch
Chicken and broccoli
dinner
Nimono, salmon, kimchi, pickles
summary
morning weight: 77.05kg
morning BF: 12.10%
calories: 1227
protein: 179g
fat: 40g
carbs: 27g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Today's BF reading does not fall in line with the graph.
Kie's Thursday
workout
Crossfit - 1RM Jerk, Helen
breakfast
Nimono
lunch
Stir fried beef and broccoli
dinner
chicken drumsticks, kimchi
summary
morning weight: 67.95kg
morning BF: 12.10%
calories: 1199
protein: 138g
fat: 52g
carbs: 39g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Nothing changed over 48hrs. Is the stress of this sore throat causing a plateau?
Kie's Friday
workout
Crossfit - 1RM Snatch TWOD, OHS 4-4-4-4-4 SWOD, Thrusters+CTB MWOD.
breakfast
BCAAs, pork and onions
lunch
pork and onions
dinner
chicken drumsticks, red wine.
summary
morning weight: 76.5kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1986
protein: 204g
fat: 104g
carbs: 56g
previous night's sleep: 6
notes:
Total plateau, caused by less sleep this week or by sore throat?
Kie's Saturday
workout
Crossfit - team WOD
breakfast
Protein shake, dried sweet potato, paleo cookies
lunch
melon bread, croissants, lemon smoothie, curry bread, pizza bread, cheesecake, milk, sweet potato cake.
dinner
yoghurt, peanut butter on toast, french toast, banana, kiwi, mango, watermelon, pineapple jelly, aloe vera drink, banana ole drink, 70% dark chocolate.
summary
morning weight: kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 5312
protein: 213g
fat: 240g
carbs: 695g
previous night's sleep: 7.5
notes:
Cold almost gone away.
Kie's Sunday
workout
Cycle, 5km run, cycle, walk
breakfast
nothing
lunch
sausages, fried eggs
dinner
sausages and dark chocolate
summary
morning weight: kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 729
protein: 39g
fat: 67g
carbs: 16g
previous night's sleep: 9
notes:
Good night's sleep after a bloated day of mainly refined flours and dairy. Feel so much better with an empty stomach.
Kie's Monday
workout
Crossfit - Front squats, weighted pull-ups, dumbbell thruster met-con
breakfast
sausages, diet pepsi
lunch
sausages
dinner
chicken, broccoli and egg mayo
summary
morning weight: 77.95kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 1631
protein: 103g
fat: 123g
carbs: 53g
previous night's sleep: 7
notes:
Felt really strong in the gym this morning, it's great not feeling weak like I was last week.
Why did I eat 40g of carbs in the form of dark chocolate?
Kie's Tuesday
breakfast
nothing
lunch
nothing
workout
Crossfit - Romanian deadlifts, dips, Diane
dinner
maguro tomato avocado wasabi salad, fried cod, raspberry leaf tea, chicken and cucumber, casein protein shake
summary
morning weight: 77.35kg
morning BF: 11.8%
calories: 1381
protein: 210g
fat: 40g
carbs: 45g
previous night's sleep: 9 (woke up once, then slept in)
notes:
Dark chocolate taking up all the carbs again!
Had to eat a lot to make up for fasting all day.
Kie's Wednesday
workout
Crossfit - cleans
breakfast
pork and onion
lunch
chicken breast and broccoli
dinner
roast balsamic lemon chicken
summary
morning weight: 77.10kg
morning BF: 12.0%
calories: 0
protein: 0g
fat: 0g
carbs: 0g
previous night's sleep: 8
notes:
Diane stiffness is taking 36 hours to kick in.
Kie's Thursday
workout
Crossfit - Press
breakfast
lunch
dinner
summary
morning weight: kg
morning BF: %
calories: 0
protein: 0g
fat: 0g
carbs: 0g
previous night's sleep:
notes:
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