Old 05-10-16 | 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ypsetihw
not that it would contribute necessarily to your gas, but snacking all day and evening on mixed nuts and dried fruits is basically a calorie bomb. it is extremely easy to overeat on tree nuts. just a handful is a couple hundred calories. try cutting back your calories in general.

also, I think the "eat every two hours" thing is bull. personally, I find it leads to me overeating a ton. I actually practice a mild form of intermittent fasting, and I fast for a minimum of 12-16 hours every single day. I do all of my morning workouts/rides fasted, and never eat anything substantial within 2 hours of a ride less than 30 miles. If I do it's some form of sugar, like a banana or small piece of chocolate and some light agave nectar and water on the ride.

I find this makes my digestion and "movements" much more regular. personally when I eat as much and as often as you are, I also feel extremely bloated all the time. let yourself empty out for a bit and you might feel better lol!
Are you saying that you don't eat even after a ride? Or just for 2 hours prior?
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