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Do you think it's BAD to eat popcorn before going to bed? I always try to go to bed on an empty stomach I do drink liquid COLLAGEN before I go to sleep! It has alot of PROTEIN so it kinda of curbs the appetite! Only last night I worked out so hard I ate a whole bag of POPCORN it was (KETTLE CORN) uuummmm my fav!
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Do you think it's BAD to eat popcorn before going to bed? I always try to go to bed on an empty stomach I do drink liquid COLLAGEN before I go to sleep! It has alot of PROTEIN so it kinda of curbs the appetite! Only last night I worked out so hard I ate a whole bag of POPCORN it was (KETTLE CORN) uuummmm my fav! i only eat the light butter popcorn. and having protein before bed is okay, your body needs it for recovery. . . . |
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Edited by
MelodyGirl
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Sun 06/20/10 01:04 AM
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That is scary bad for you!
 Kettle Korn averages: Serving Size: 2 cups Calories: 130 Total Fat: 7 g Saturated Fat: 1 g Cholesterol: 0 mg Total Carbohydrates: 17g Dietary Fiber: 3g Sugars: 4g Protein: 2g You had a whole bag? That's about 2.5 servings - so multiply the above by 2.5. 325 calories?? 10 sugars?? Not only did you blow your whole day but you also consumed processed food and right before bedtime. Try to eliminate processed foods and added sugars to your diet. Hopefully that was just a treat.  Myth: Consuming excessive calories before or after a workout doesn't cause you to metabolize them any differently. This is my career. I have a ready answer for everything fitness.
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That is scary bad for you! Kettle Korn averages: Serving Size: 2 cups Calories: 130 Total Fat: 7 g Saturated Fat: 1 g Cholesterol: 0 mg Total Carbohydrates: 17g Dietary Fiber: 3g Sugars: 4g Protein: 2g You had a whole bag? That's about 2.5 servings - so multiply the above by 2.5. 325 calories?? 10 sugars?? Not only did you blow your whole day but you also consumed processed food and right before bedtime. Try to eliminate processed foods and added sugars to your diet. Hopefully that was just a treat. Myth: Consuming excessive calories before or after a workout doesn't cause you to metabolize them any differently. This is my career. I have a ready answer for everything fitness.  I was Really hungry  I ate the whole bag I should of had OATMEAL I know!
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Do you think it's BAD to eat popcorn before going to bed? I always try to go to bed on an empty stomach I do drink liquid COLLAGEN before I go to sleep! It has alot of PROTEIN so it kinda of curbs the appetite! Only last night I worked out so hard I ate a whole bag of POPCORN it was (KETTLE CORN) uuummmm my fav! i only eat the light butter popcorn. and having protein before bed is okay, your body needs it for recovery. . . . It depends on the proteins. You want to focus on foods that have a slow digestibility and are healthy for you. Protein foods OK before bed would be "casein" protein: cottage cheese, low-fat cheeses, whey protein, and natural peanut butter. The pre-bedtime meal is very important. It's important to stay out of a catabolic state (muscle and tissue breakdown). It's important to keep the metabolism running high. You do burn calories and fat while you sleep (not as much as when you are awake), but it won't happen if you skip the last meal of the day. What will happen is your body goes into a catabolic state, and the next time you eat something your body will have a greater chance of storing it as fat. |
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Do you think it's BAD to eat popcorn before going to bed? I always try to go to bed on an empty stomach I do drink liquid COLLAGEN before I go to sleep! It has alot of PROTEIN so it kinda of curbs the appetite! Only last night I worked out so hard I ate a whole bag of POPCORN it was (KETTLE CORN) uuummmm my fav! i only eat the light butter popcorn. and having protein before bed is okay, your body needs it for recovery. . . . It depends on the proteins. You want to focus on foods that have a slow digestibility and are healthy for you. Protein foods OK before bed would be "casein" protein: cottage cheese, low-fat cheeses, whey protein, and natural peanut butter. The pre-bedtime meal is very important. It's important to stay out of a catabolic state (muscle and tissue breakdown). It's important to keep the metabolism running high. You do burn calories and fat while you sleep (not as much as when you are awake), but it won't happen if you skip the last meal of the day. What will happen is your body goes into a catabolic state, and the next time you eat something your body will have a greater chance of storing it as fat. |
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I have had 3 hand & 2 knee surgery's due to NO Cartilage because of Osteoarthritis
Very painful, but I DON't let it stop me from LIVING my LIFE to the Fullest doing the things that make me feel good like HIKING & BOXING! 
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That is scary bad for you! Kettle Korn averages: Serving Size: 2 cups Calories: 130 Total Fat: 7 g Saturated Fat: 1 g Cholesterol: 0 mg Total Carbohydrates: 17g Dietary Fiber: 3g Sugars: 4g Protein: 2g You had a whole bag? That's about 2.5 servings - so multiply the above by 2.5. 325 calories?? 10 sugars?? Not only did you blow your whole day but you also consumed processed food and right before bedtime. Try to eliminate processed foods and added sugars to your diet. Hopefully that was just a treat. Myth: Consuming excessive calories before or after a workout doesn't cause you to metabolize them any differently. This is my career. I have a ready answer for everything fitness. If you think that is scary bad I highly recommend you never take a look at what I eat. The fright will cause a massive heart attack, even with your strong heart and plaque free arteries. |
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I would eat popcorn before I would drink liquid collagen. That sounds nasty. What's liquid collagen?..........
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I would eat popcorn before I would drink liquid collagen. That sounds nasty. What's liquid collagen?..........  Your so funny well it's just something that is already in your body....helps your ,bones teeth & hair, it is also suppose to be good for the cartilage......
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