letsrun4it New member Mar 4, 2006 #1 I know for cutting it is, but for bulking is it still worth it to eat brown?
L Lifterforlife New member Mar 4, 2006 #2 Nutrition wise, yes. White rice is basically stripped of any and all nutritional qualities. Calorie wise it makes little difference when bulking.
Nutrition wise, yes. White rice is basically stripped of any and all nutritional qualities. Calorie wise it makes little difference when bulking.
H Hazard New member Mar 15, 2006 #3 Lifterforlife said: Nutrition wise, yes. White rice is basically stripped of any and all nutritional qualities. Calorie wise it makes little difference when bulking. Click to expand... ditto! lifterforlife said it all
Lifterforlife said: Nutrition wise, yes. White rice is basically stripped of any and all nutritional qualities. Calorie wise it makes little difference when bulking. Click to expand... ditto! lifterforlife said it all
JarheadChiro New member Mar 17, 2006 #6 Brown White Calories 150 170 Fat 0 0 Sodium 0 0 Carbohydrate 32g 38g Protein 3g 4g Fiber 1g 0g
Sanel27 New member Mar 17, 2006 #7 JarheadChiro said: Brown White Calories 150 170 Fat 0 0 Sodium 0 0 Carbohydrate 32g 38g Protein 3g 4g Fiber 1g 0g Click to expand... And i still say that you ought to go with brown, unlike its starchy brother it takes longer to digest, keeping you fuller longer and its better for you as its more nutritious
JarheadChiro said: Brown White Calories 150 170 Fat 0 0 Sodium 0 0 Carbohydrate 32g 38g Protein 3g 4g Fiber 1g 0g Click to expand... And i still say that you ought to go with brown, unlike its starchy brother it takes longer to digest, keeping you fuller longer and its better for you as its more nutritious
S shootfighter1975 New member Mar 21, 2006 #8 I have made my main carb source brown rice now.... My energy levels feel much more stable througout the day. I'll never go back to white rice....
I have made my main carb source brown rice now.... My energy levels feel much more stable througout the day. I'll never go back to white rice....