Diets - Macros and Calories, what do you really need?

No one seems to account for the fact that protein doesn't stack either? As we all know, proteins can act like waves OR particles (depending on who's watching) and much like their aural counterparts soundwaves they do not combine well, 100db + 100db != 200db.
Similarly 100g Whey (80%) + 100g Chicken (60%) != 140g proteins. (Assuming your observing the proteins).

What you need to do is make sure your not looking at the food when your preparing or consuming it (so it continues to behave as a particle, not a wave!), else all the protein sources will interfere with each other and cause Protein Confusion. Not good!

This explains it better.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment
 
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actually lol'ed!


to effectively get 100g of cooked chicken on the week where 100g weighs 60g you would need 166g of pre cooked chicken

pre cooked macros for 100g of chicken
protein 36.1 carbs 0 fats 5 cals 192

same chicken based on cooked macros
protein 33 carbs 0 fats 5 cals 187

to effectively get 100g of cooked chicken on the week where 100g weighs 90g you would need 111g of pre cooked chicken

pre cooked macros for 100g of chicken
protein 24.1 carbs 0 fats 3.5 cals 128

same chicken based on cooked macros
protein 33 carbs 0 fats 5 cals 187
 
I remember the days when this forum took pride in just getting in the gym and seeing results, with a bit of banter in between

Now you're spending an entire day talking about the small difference between cooked and uncooked chicken.

What happened?!
 
I remember the days when this forum took pride in just getting in the gym and seeing results, with a bit of banter in between

Now you're spending an entire day talking about the small difference between cooked and uncooked chicken.

What happened?!

That still happens, but we've talked about everything now we need new (and less interesting) things to talk about.
 
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