May's new diet Sean May was activated against the Nuggets, the first time in six games after starting the season-opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers. May says he's addressing the conditioning issues that sidetracked his return from knee surgery. May said he weighs 274 pounds, with a goal of getting down to 266. He recently consulted with a nutritionist, who switched his diet from high-protein/no-carb to including whole grains. “When you go on a high-protein diet, for an athlete it's tough, because you're basically putting your body on starvation mode. It's holding on to every carb you have, whether it's good or bad,” May said he was advised. “I didn't have a lot of energy – I was dead in training camp – because the main thing I was worried about was getting my weight down.” The nutritionist added back “good” carbs – whole grains – to May's diet, while eliminating any processed foods. “The main thing is I stay away from sugar and white flour,” May said, “ because with my body type, I'll just hold on to it.” -- 將心比心，便是佛心。 --

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