Eating at night...!
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Eating at night...!
Is there anyone else that has a near daily urge to eat late at night (i.e. 12am or later)?
For a very long time, I have had to eat something at night or having discomfort while sleeping. I usually just eat something like, like a bowl of cereal. I get this urge regardless of what I eat before (for example, I ate three slices of pizza to carb-load for today's ride to work, and I still got hungry at around that time).
For a very long time, I have had to eat something at night or having discomfort while sleeping. I usually just eat something like, like a bowl of cereal. I get this urge regardless of what I eat before (for example, I ate three slices of pizza to carb-load for today's ride to work, and I still got hungry at around that time).
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ditto. if i could stop eating late at night my bibs would fit better. all things considered a bowl of cereal isnt that bad as long as it is mostly whole grain. sometimes hunger is a sign of fatigue try going to sleep 30min sooner.
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carbs cause insulin spikes and can cause cravings try not to eat carbs b4 u go to bed have some protein or at least complex carbs
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if i didnt eat at night, i wouldnt still be a ******.
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I was in the restaurant industry for many years working the dinner shift. I have a bad habit of eating late and staying up late. Still a night owl. I have cut sugar (ice cream), which is good, but I had the most awesome chicken fajitas with fresh guacamole, all made at home, around 10:30. Oh yea, fresh corn oil fried corn chips, too. Yum! I'll be up for a while digesting, and I do ride hard at least 3 times a week, usually 4. Good luck getting rid of the hunger!
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I usually eat for two and always have a pretty good late meal / snack... keeping my weight stable is a challenge due to the amount of riding I do.
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When I don't eat at night, I end up being very hungry the next day and have a hard time remaining satisfied.
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anyone for some waffles and canadian maple syrup as a night snack?
Main issue for me is that I can barely eat anything in the morning, so I take a bigger lunch and dinner and sometimes will snack at night.
Main issue for me is that I can barely eat anything in the morning, so I take a bigger lunch and dinner and sometimes will snack at night.
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I always have a snack before bedtime otherwise I end up hungry in the middle of the night and it makes it harder to stay asleep.
milk and cookies or raisin cinammon toast with butter
milk and cookies or raisin cinammon toast with butter
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For you day-shifters who've never conquered the late night eating temptation, I'm here to tell you that once you do, everything falls into place. When I was on day shift, I never, EVER ate past 9:00 p.m., and I believe it helped some of the weight melt off. I work nights now, so I do eat at night, but I have adjusted my eating to follow that schedule.
Get up earlier to ride, whether you commute or just want to get in an early morning ride. I mean early like 4:00 a.m. - treat yourself to a big, fat smoothie and some French Toast.
Get up earlier to ride, whether you commute or just want to get in an early morning ride. I mean early like 4:00 a.m. - treat yourself to a big, fat smoothie and some French Toast.
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Why not just sleep at night?! Nah I feel you...I normally do a little yoga and then eat tuna (lot of proteins) with mais...makes me sleep like a baby!
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I'm don't go crazy about it. If I eat too much, like two bowls of cereal, then I stay up for most of that night. If I eat something light but a bit fillling, I can go to sleep right away.
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Embrace it but watch the heart burn.
I like whole wheat bread with ketchup followed by chocolate (skim) milk in my sleep walks. Eat it, pee, back to sleep.
I like whole wheat bread with ketchup followed by chocolate (skim) milk in my sleep walks. Eat it, pee, back to sleep.
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In high school, I used to eat a bowl of cereal and/or drink like 1/4 a gallon of OJ (straight from the container) most nights. I did play football, wrestled, and did track, and a lot of times they overlapped, so I was constantly craving food.
At 25 I don't eat nearly as much but when I get upwards of 150-200 miles/week, night time cravings do come back.
At 25 I don't eat nearly as much but when I get upwards of 150-200 miles/week, night time cravings do come back.
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Agreed. I don't even ride all that much (100-150 miles on a good week, sometimes much less), but I can't imagine being able to maintain my weight without my huge PB&J before bed. I am trying hard enough to level off as it is.
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That's more like fat loading, which I'm not sure works. And how far away is work, like 30miles? Not saying I don't eat pizza but let's call a spade a spade and not say it's just for the ride.
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I will often have a pizza the night before a big race, but I get mine without cheese.