Up to now I haven't been quite sure of what to eat before a war for optimal energy and performance. Our next war is tomorrow, and we need to decide on a place to go for lunch on the way to the battlefield.
Sparrow seems to disagree with anything with too many calories and carbs because of the risk of crashing. And usually fast food is the LAST thing on my list because I always feel sluggish after eating fast food, but Sparrow discussed with me that it shouldn't hurt me particularly since I get all my stuff plain with no extra stuff; must be the fries that do me in, too much salt. O_o
Any ideas on places to stop for a quick bite to eat that won't slow us down?
What to eat?
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Re: What to eat?
Carbs basically. You'll crash if you dont eat enough calories, not if you eat too many. Fast food has alot of fat usually, but most restaurant food does. Still it probably won't have a huge impact on your performance.
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Re: What to eat?
If you still haven't decided, go to somewhere that has pasta. You need lots of carbs, which will give you ready to access energy, unlike fats, which require more of a solid workout beforehand
Re: What to eat?
Pile on the carbs. You won't crash until after the war. Don't get fast food.
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Re: What to eat?
It depends on your metabolism, so you'll have to find out for yourself. Some people process carbs better than fats, some vice versa. And your body can adapt.
Carbs should definitely help, although don't eat unhealthily. Honestly, though, just get a good night's sleep and don't worry about nutrition at the last minute.
Carbs should definitely help, although don't eat unhealthily. Honestly, though, just get a good night's sleep and don't worry about nutrition at the last minute.
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Re: What to eat?
I'd go with pasta, because 1) It's normally a good time, especially with spaghetti! *SLURP* 2) It, as many others have said, is high in carbs,especially when you put sauce and cheese in it! Man, now I want some random shape of pasta smothered in alfredo, my siggy dish! Although, don't eat alfredo sauce, it IS high in fat. But with my already extremely overweight body, it doesn't really affect me much.
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