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Cutting Diet for Women — How to Lose Fat Without Losing Muscle.

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4 months ago

When entering a cutting phase, many women struggle to maintain muscle while dropping body fat. Calorie deficits, protein intake, and training intensity all play crucial roles.

Discussion points:

•Ideal calorie deficit for women
•Recommended protein per kg of body weight
•Managing cravings and energy levels
•Cardio vs diet priority
Share your cutting meal plans and results.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    If you’re cutting, any of them can work.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    I switched to OMAD during a busy work schedule.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    My coach won’t let any competitors run OMAD deep into prep. Meal timing matters once calories get really low.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    16:8 has been legit for my TRT routine. Easy to time meals around injections and training.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    I always end up overeating on OMAD because I’m starving by dinner.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    I like 18:6 because I don’t feel rushed trying to cram all my protein into one meal.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    My digestion actually improved with 16:8.
    Less bloated throughout the day.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    Bro just eat however you can stick to for a year.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    I gained strength on 16:8 while leaning out.

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  • Participant
    2 hours ago

    Everyone argues about OMAD vs. 16:8 vs. 18:6, but nobody wants to track calories for two weeks and see what’s actually happening. That’s usually where the answers are.

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