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Originally posted by aynina
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Um... I told you about IF months ago :-/ -
What's the source for whey protein not being used by the body as effectively? Obviously whole foods have a lot more micro nutrients than whey, but in regards to macros, what's the difference between the two?Originally posted by abufulaans View Post
Real food is obviously better overall but protein powder is meant to be a supplement, not a substitute to food.Comment
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Lets hope someone is finally right.Originally posted by aynina View Post
There is a lot of conflicting information nowadays.''If the bedouins and city dwellers were to fight between themselves until they wipe each other out, it will surely be less significant than them appointing a taghoot in the land which rules by that which is against the Shari'ah of Islaam which Allah sent his Messenger ﷺ with'' - Sheikh Sulayman bin SahmaanComment
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People are out to push their own content and make their money. Far too much of it goes on in this Health/Fitness/Bodybuilding/Training scene.
A part of it is that one thing may work for some but not for others, but too many conflicting views and seemingly disingenuous people involved. Personally, I stopped paying too much attention to most of it a long time ago. -
I agree, but this IF does have some scientific basis to it. Then there is the people who strictly tried it, I have put some examples in the thread.
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It didn't give a reason, as far as i rememberOriginally posted by Poster View Post
I would say it is because it is absorbed too fast, or that the body need a mixture of both for it to be most effective
I'm not sure tbh.
I think whey and casien themselves can be of different quality depending on what they are derived from aswell.''If the bedouins and city dwellers were to fight between themselves until they wipe each other out, it will surely be less significant than them appointing a taghoot in the land which rules by that which is against the Shari'ah of Islaam which Allah sent his Messenger ﷺ with'' - Sheikh Sulayman bin SahmaanComment
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Yeah i kinda vaguely remember, sorry sis i think i didn't look into it, right now im having some health issues and whenever that happens its like the inignorable sign that i must change... sad it has to come to thisOriginally posted by Indefinable View Postيَٰٓأَيُّهَا ٱلنَّاسُ ٱعْبُدُوا۟ رَبَّكُمُ ٱلَّذِى خَلَقَكُمْ وَٱلَّذِينَ مِن قَبْلِكُمْ لَعَلَّكُمْ تَتَّقُونَ
O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous
Surah Al Baqarah ayah 21Comment
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Can I join on Monday? Please tag me someone! :)Comment
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Also what happens if I break the no sugar rules? Can someone kindly explain this whole system to me? :DComment
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Sure sister Laila :-)Originally posted by LailaTheMuslim View Post
I can't tag members, but I'll quote you In Sha Allaah.Comment
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The goal varies for each individual. The idea is to improve our eating habits by reducing our sugar intake.Originally posted by LailaTheMuslim View Post
So no cakes, biscuits, drinks, chocolates, icecream etc - The usual sugary culprits.
If you eat something sugary - no big deal - just continue on as normal. I think some members have "cheat" meals where they have something sweet they like.
I've been substituting the sweet stuff with dates. They taste nice and contain some good nutrients.
You can eat fruits and berries too.
Still up for it?Comment
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Yes, I guess though the most difficult for me would be mum's cooking cos she has rice but I could buy quinoa like that pic saysOriginally posted by Indefinable View Post
Do you know of any no sugar blogs sis?Comment
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I'll PM you some links In Sha Allaah.Originally posted by LailaTheMuslim View Post
Starting tomorrow - Week Four.Comment
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this takes serious commitment, i wouldnt be able to do itComment
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As salamu 'alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
If someone's actually sticking to consuming no sugar, can they please tell us what they're having for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack times?Comment
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I think someone mentioned cacao in here?
We used to have cacao+honey+milk drink sometimes - tastes much better than shop-bought hot chocolate.
HOWEVER, recently a sister informed me of a 'for and against' thing happening regarding cacao, and the against-ers are saying it's toxic and even animals stay away from it.
We decided to go with the against-ers as a sister and I realised that, that's probably why when we had this beverage/drink a few times... (how to say this)... it seemed the body wanted to get it out... ! Alhamdulillah. And so we've stopped using cacao.
Thinking, maybe it's better to use the well known cocoa instead in sha Allah. It basically tastes the same.
For those who like hot chocolate, instead of having the ready-mixed-sugar-filled shop ones - (and sometimes those have unpleasant tastes/after-tastes) - maybe try cocoa, sweetened with honey, and milk, in sha Allah.
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