Rhonda Patrick· PhD
And then basically, fat becomes the fill.
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And then basically, fat becomes the fill.
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And then fat gets the third consideration. Like, okay, fine whatever calories we have left, we back fill with fat. And as long as your fat isn't too low and it's too low chronically, then you're not going to really run into too many issues with having insufficient amount of of intake of fat, dietary fat.
Most people will start with protein, lock that thing in, and then you'll play with carbohydrates and fat as a way to adjust overall caloric intake.
Most people will start with protein, lock that thing in, and then you'll play with carbohydrates and fat as a way to adjust overall caloric intake.